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New study reveals generational differences in workplace benefits priorities

New study reveals generational differences in workplace benefits priorities
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More stability still needed in Missouri school district leadership

Superintendent openings remain elevated this school year, but the number of retiring superintendents has come down from pandemic highs, while the number of experienced superintendents filling those openings has gone up.

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Survey: Most Americans are happy at work, but burnout threats persist

New research published by The Hartford has determined the majority of American workers are happy with their jobs and strive to do well in their professions, but are still facing the threat of burnout.

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The Hartford s New Study Finds Most U S Workers Are Happy At Work, Yet Burnout Persists

Despite the conversations about ‘quiet quitting,’ 9 in 10 U.S. workers say they aim to do their job well or go above and beyond More than half of workers prefer to work in person. | May 18, 2023

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The Hartford s New Research Finds Next-Gen Workers Are Most in Need of Mental Health Support, Least Likely to Feel Their Employers Care

Gen Z workers report higher levels of anxiety and depression, decreased productivity due to mental health, and stigma as a more significant barrier to care than their Boomer and Gen X counterparts . | April 20, 2023

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