Amber Burton is a senior research analyst at i4cp. With a background in journalism, Amber has worked as a reporter for the Wall Street Journal, Protocol and Fortune, where she launched and authored the publication’s CHRO Daily newsletter. Most recently, Amber served as Manager of Research and Education for Lean In, where she co-authored the organization’s annual Women in the Workplace report and helped lead research on women in the C-Suite. She has a M.S. in strategic communications from Columbia University and a B.A. in English and journalism from Wake Forest University. She currently resides in Charlotte, NC.
Although the data shows that workplace wellbeing has become an accepted business priority, companies struggle to translate it into measurable outcomes.
Leading organizations are treating culture like a system as return-to-office debates continue.
Total rewards sit at a uniquely complex intersection of culture, cost, and employee trust—and that tension is only intensifying.
For high-performance remote-first organizations, in an argument for productivity, trust will be the last thing they pull back on.

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From HireRight
HireRight’s 2026 Global Benchmark Report uncovers how organizations are adapting their screening, hiring, and workforce management strategies against a backdrop of AI-powered fraud, identity misrepresentation, and fake candidate profiles.
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By shifting away from generic bulk emails, Wex didn't just save valuable time--they unlocked incredible results.
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From Maven
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Our survey of 1,340 HR and benefits decision-makers shows broad optimism about AI paired with pragmatic expectations.
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