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• Largest Single Study of the Workforce Worldwide Shows That Employee Engagement Levels Pose a Threat to Corporate Performance Globally; Towers Perrin Study Shows Mexico Has Largest Percent of Highly Engaged Workers; Japan Has Smallest Percent

  - 2005-11-15

  STAMFORD, Conn. -- Engagement Levels in the United States Have Not Increased Since 2003, Creating Retention Risks in Healthier Labor Markets

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• Many workers distrust management.

  - 2004-03-08

  Almost one-fifth of employees in America believe their organization generally doesn't tell them the troth, according to a national survey, and employees view information from a company's senior leadership as the least reliable. "A fairly sign Almost one-fifth of employees in America believe...

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• Workers' Compensation Terrorism Reinsurance Pool Feasibility Study: Summary of Study Findings and Conclusions

  BNET - 2004-03-01

  This document highlights key findings from a study that explores the viability of a private market solution to help manage the threat of terrorism for workers' compensation insurance. The statutory nature of workers' compensation insurance creates a unique situation for the market, since WC providers cannot introduce terrorism coverage exclusions,...

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• Survey: Workers May Bolt When Economy Recovers

  BNET - 2003-05-30

  A workforce study released by human-resource consultancy Towers Perrin offers good news and bad news for employers. The good news is that according to "Working Today: The Towers Perrin 2003 Talent Report," employees still have a very strong work ethic. They remain committed to helping their companies succeed, despite the...

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• Study indicates workers lack investment education. (Human Resources).(Brief Article)(Panel Discussion)(Statistical Data Included)

  - 2002-08-05

  Most employees are ill-equipped to manage investment risk, according to the most recent TP Track survey from Towers Perrin. The survey findings further fuel growing concerns about retirement income security, since investment risk in 401k and simi Most employees are ill-equipped to manage investment...

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• Employer Demand For 24-Hour Cover Reported

  - 1998-06-15

  ALLISON BELL IS A STAFF WRITER WITH NATIONAL UNDERWRITER'S LIFE & HEALTH/FINANCIAL SERVICES EDITION. Sixty-four percent of 208 health care vendors recently surveyed by Towers Perrin see strong demand at big corporations for 24-hour health care proALLISON BELL IS A STAFF WRITER WITH NATIONAL UNDERWRITER'S LIFE...

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• Study finds WC costs may reach $150 billion by 2000. (Towers Perrin study, workers' compensation)

  - 1993-01-25

  Out-of-control workers' compensation costs, currently estimated at more than $60 billion annually, could reach $150 billion by the year 2000 if current trends persist, according to a study by New York-based Towers Perrin, which concluded that self-in Out-of-control workers' compensation costs, currently estimated at more...

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• Most employers seek joint WC, group benefit programs. (workers' compensation, Towers Perrin survey)

  - 1992-06-15

  While the majority of employers think some form of 24-hour coverage would lower workers' compensation costs, only a third believe implementation of such programs will happen any time soon, according to a new Towers Perrin survey. The survey of 716 While the majority...

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