Ceridian Study: Vast Majority of Working Americans Want to be Paid On-Demand
Ceridian (NYSE: CDAY) has revealed a survey indicating that 83% of U.S. workers aged 18-44 desire access to their earned wages at the end of each workday. Conducted by The Harris Poll, the study shows a significant preference for flexible pay, with 80% favoring automatic wage streaming into their bank accounts. Additionally, 78% believe that no-cost access to on-demand pay would enhance their loyalty to employers. These findings underscore the importance of on-demand pay as a key differentiator in attracting talent in a competitive job market.
- 83% of U.S. workers aged 18-44 support access to earned wages at the end of each workday.
- 80% of workers prefer automatic streaming of pay into their bank accounts.
- 78% believe on-demand pay at no cost enhances loyalty to employers.
- 81% would accept a job with an employer offering access to earned wages on-demand.
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Emerging benefit now table stakes for Millennials through Gen X workers
TORONTO and MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 13, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Ceridian (NYSE: CDAY; TSX: CDAY), a global leader in human capital management (HCM) technology, today announced the results of a study revealing 4-in-5 U.S. workers (
The study of U.S. workers, conducted online by The Harris Poll in August 2021, reveals clear expectations from millennials through to Generation X employees (between the ages of 18-44) to make payday more flexible. For this influential workplace demographic, findings revealed:
- 8-in-10 workers (
80% ) would prefer to have their pay automatically streamed into their bank accounts as they earn it. This is the future of ‘always on’ payroll – automatically deposited as wages are earned. - As the war for top talent continues, the majority of workers (
78% ) agree that access to on-demand pay, provided to them at no cost, would increase their loyalty to an employer. When provided a solution of this kind, the same group believes it would make them feel more valued as an employee (79% ). 81% are likely to say they would take a job with an employer that provides access to earned wages on-demand at no cost to them over an employer that does not.
“These results reveal that on-demand pay is not only a differentiator but also a requirement for employees,” said Seth Ross, General Manager, Dayforce Wallet and Consumer Services, Ceridian. “With the incredible pace of innovation affecting every industry, we’re entering a new evolution on how people want to be paid. With streaming pay, employers give workers more control over their financial well-being. That means offering people the peace of mind to cover an unexpected expense or the ability to take advantage of investment opportunities they might not otherwise have.”
When trying to get a pulse on how U.S. workers want to get paid, across all income levels, it was found that more than eight out of 10 workers (
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Survey Methodology:
This survey was conducted online within the United States by The Harris Poll on behalf of Ceridian from August 9 - 11, 2021 among 1,004 employed adults ages 18 and older. This online survey is not based on a probability sample and therefore no estimate of theoretical sampling error can be calculated.
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