18 of the best major companies in the US for maternity leave

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Birthing parents at Amazon are offered up to 20 weeks of maternity leave.

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The corporate benefits rollback is spreading

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AI spending is reshaping workplace benefits. TTEC, a customer experience technology and services firm, has paused 401(k) matching for US employees through the end of 2026. The company told Business Insider the move is partly tied to investing in AI tools, automation, and workforce training.

Lovable's new way to keep staff: a 10% raise on your first work anniversary

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Lovable is a Swedish company that enables users to build apps, websites, and digital products using AI prompts.

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A $2 billion tech firm is pausing 401(k) contributions for staff in the latest corporate benefit rollback

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Benefits like parental leave and PTO are on the chopping block. Here's what readers are saying.

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Deloitte is cutting back on benefits for some US workers

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Deloitte US will cut benefits for some workers, according to internal documents seen by Business Insider.

Deloitte is cutting down PTO, parental leave, and other benefits for some US workers

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Deloitte introduced a new firmwide talent architecture in January.

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BNY offers $6,500 for some homebuying employees, as even Wall Street workers struggle with housing costs

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BNY CEO Robin Vince photographed with company employees.

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RTO didn't stick. Now this company is paying workers to come in — and said office attendance has increased 57%.

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Superhuman employees at its San Francisco office. The company has seen a 57% increase in office attendance since January.

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Your boss is about to pull back your gym benefits

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An employee meditating on a yoga mat, while it's being rolled up by the employer.

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