SpaceX announced that is it cutting about 10% of its staff, giving them at least eight weeks of pay, benefits and career coaching with a let-go date of March 12. The layoff of 577 employees is due to "extraordinarily difficult challenges ahead," according to a company statement.
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Most workers -- 92% -- are open to having employers collect data on them and their work, but in return, they want improvements to their productivity and wellbeing, among other benefits, according to a study by Accenture. The survey found that 73% of workers want to take their data with them if they leave the company.
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A key element to recruiting and retaining top talent is a great benefits package, Bill Gimbel writes. Gimbel outlines nine benefits employers should consider offering, including student-loan repayment assistance, time off to volunteer and vision insurance.
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The Employee Benefit Research Institute found single women are more likely to have retirement saving deficits when compared with single men, widows and widowers. Single women were also more likely to have a much larger deficit than the other groups, especially if they lacked access to a defined-contribution plan, the report said.
When talented people also listen, show empathy and build relationships, they're more likely to advance, says United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz. "You have to make yourself the kind of person that people are willing to come up to and provide advice," he says.
