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Human resources is increasingly involved in all areas of a company’s strategy. As the workforce changes, HR leaders should identify and leverage these five important and evolving trends.
Engaging a changing workforce requires data and innovation. Workers increasingly expect more than just a paycheck. In response, organizations are balancing costs with the ability to provide a compelling employee experience.
Amid economic uncertainty, companies are taking a careful approach to hiring and salary planning — one that includes focused hiring strategies, revising salary budgets and implementing measures that respond to the current economic environment.
The 2025 Global Medical Trend Rates Report is based on the insights across over 110 Aon offices that broker, administer or otherwise advise on employer-sponsored medical plans throughout the world.
Employers are concerned that previous wellbeing strategies aren’t moving the needle enough. But when wellbeing is part of an organization’s culture, it has positive effects on costs, engagement and productivity.
New regulations in the U.S. and Europe will require companies to be more transparent about their pay practices. Combined with willingness among workers to talk about salary, the era of pay transparency is here.
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S5Aon experts explore the current state of healthcare affordability, its impact on recruiting and retention, and what companies can do.
As healthcare costs continue to rise, employers are trying to balance the need to take care of their workers with the need to keep costs under control. Aon’s 2025 U.S. Health Survey provides insights into the choices employers are making, and their potential effects on costs.
Efforts to bring more transparency to pay practices shine a light on benefits equity — and it’s not only about wages and salary.
With life expectancies and retirement ages on the rise, organizations can capitalize on the value that older employees offer and support them by fostering a workplace where both the business and its people thrive.
With no federal paid leave law in the U.S., employers have limited guidance in designing equitable and comprehensive paid leave programs to support their workforce. Looking beyond compliance to focus on strategy and values will help create fair and well-designed policies.
Thriving organizations rely on thriving employees to succeed. With healthcare costs on the rise, it’s time for employers to challenge the status quo in providing health benefits. Organizations need to consider the human side of these increases and take bold action to achieve better outcomes.