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  1. Workplace Transformations: Employer Business Practices and Benefit Offerings

    A March 2024 report from the Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies (TCRS) in collaboration with Transamerica Institute finds that almost seven in ten employers either currently or plan to use robotics or artificial intelligence to augment their human workforce. The report, Workplace Transformations: Employer Business Practices and Benefit Offerings, is based on a survey of…

  2. Report on Young Adults and Workplace Wellness

    A June 2023 report from Bank of America and the AgingWell Hub at Georgetown University explored how Millennials and Gen Z are redefining “workplace wellness.” The report was based on a survey of attitudes and priorities among 1,032 working-age Gen Z and younger millennials (ages 24-35) as these young adults return to the office. The…

  3. Report on Young Adults and Retirement

    A June 2023 study by the AgingWell Hub at Georgetown University and the TIAA Institute finds many young people struggling financially: many live paycheck-to-paycheck, feel finances control their lives, and doubt they will do as well economically as their parents. This report examines attitudes and perceptions of young adults regarding global issues and their own…

  4. Report on Menopause in the Workplace

    In June 2023, a new Bank of America report revealed striking disconnects between employer and employee perceptions of support around menopause. The report, developed in partnership with the National Menopause Foundation, surveyed 2,000 female workers and 500 benefit managers on menopause and its impacts in the workplace. Half of peri- and post-menopausal women (51%) reported…

  5. Report on the Post-Pandemic Workplace and Workforce

    A May 2023 study by the Transamerica Institute and the Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies revealed gaps between employer offerings and employee needs in the post-pandemic workplace. Sixty-nine percent of employers cite one or more workforce-related issues as major concerns for their company’s leadership, and more than six in 10 (61%) reevaluated their health, retirement,…

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