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The solvency position of Canadian defined pension plans continued to improve in the second quarter of 2018, thanks in part to strong equity market performance.
Mercer’s 24th annual Cost of Living Survey finds that while most Canadian cities dropped in the ranking, Toronto (109), jumped ten places due to an increase in expatriate rental accommodation costs, joining Vancouver as the country’s highest-ranked cities.
At the 2nd annual Future of Healthcare event, Mercer explores ways in which today’s disruptive technology advancements have shaped employees’ expectations of personalized experiences – & how employers can leverage developments in medical science to turn that expectation into opportunity.
Mercer calls on employers to be a part of the solution in bridging financial wellness and financial literacy for employees. Research findings offer insights into steps employer scan take to help their workers achieve financial wellness.
In pursuit of new technologies, business executives must focus on the “human operating system” to power their organization. Mercer’s 2018 Global Talent Trends Study identifies five workforce trends for Canadian organizations to bear in mind as they look to redesign their structure.
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