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Distribution environments are fast-paced and physically demanding, making employee health and safety a top priority for HR and safety professionals. With workers exposed to potential injuries from repetitive tasks, heavy lifting and high-traffic areas, having immediate access to medical care is crucial in preventing minor incidents from becoming major challenges. Without the right healthcare support on-site, businesses risk increased downtime, rising healthcare costs and a decline in overall productivity. Medcor’s largest onsite medical clinics provide a proven solution to these challenges by delivering high-quality medical care directly at distribution centers. By offering immediate injury triage, preventive health screenings and customized wellness programs, Medcor helps organizations reduce workers’ compensation claims and improve employee well-being. With a focus on early intervention and injury prevention, onsite clinics ensure employees receive the right care at the right time, minimizing disruptions to operations and enhancing workplace safety. Data from leading distribution companies partnering with Medcor highlights how onsite clinics streamline injury management, foster a culture of safety, and drive significant cost savings. Discover how an onsite clinic can support your workforce and optimize your operations.

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With the employee leave landscape consistently evolving, understanding the trends taking place and what is behind these changes has never been more important for employers to meet business needs, support their employees, and remain competitive. As the first end-to-end leave management platform, Sparrow has managed over 2,000,000 days of employee leave, providing invaluable data and insights into shifts in how companies like yours are managing employee leave benefits. In this report, we share findings from over 30,000 leaves and the analysis of 600 company policies to provide guidance on key considerations, such as: - Open questions on the Family and Medical Leave Act and how employers are adapting leave policies to ensure compliance while meeting the needs of a modern workforce. - How companies like yours are shaping employee leave benefits to meet employee expectations, with benchmarks on types of leave (including more niche, but important cases) and how much leave to offer. - Trends in how employees are using leave, to better understand shifts in employee needs and expectations, and what direction these may be heading in. Download the full report today to understand how companies are managing employee leave and stay ahead in an increasingly complex landscape.

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“Internally equitable” and “externally competitive” are terms appearing in many policy manuals, compensation philosophy statements and articles on managing compensation. Employees expect both concepts to be driving the administration of their compensation. The terms are most frequently referred to when base pay management is the topic. However, all forms of rewards should be managed with both as objectives. Each has a different focus, due to the use of either internal or external comparisons. Yet they most be reconciled with each other if pay structures and other reward programs are to function well.

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