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H.R. 1, also known as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, includes changes relevant to employers for payroll, employee benefits and more. Dan Lewis, ADP vice president of compliance programs and government affairs, shares key changes that may affect employers and taxpayers. For more, please visit ADP.com/EyeOnWashington

Each year, 10,000 cardiac emergencies happen at workplaces. The good news is anyone can train to become CPR certified and transform from a bystander to a lifesaver. ADP is collaborating with the American Heart Association to provide CPR education in the ADP Mobile Solutions app with the potential to reach the app’s 14 million active monthly users. See how businesses can become a part of a growing movement to build a Nation of Lifesavers and create safer, more prepared workplaces where every second counts. To learn more, visit adp.com/heart

Join us in building a Nation of Lifesavers where everyone is prepared to act when it matters most. ADP is collaborating with the American Heart Association to equip workers with the skills to confidently perform CPR in case of a sudden cardiac arrest. Hear from ADP President and CEO Maria Black and AHA CEO Nancy Brown about what inspires them about the movement and learn how you can be a part of saving lives in your community, workplace and beyond. Watch, share and take the first step to becoming a lifesaver. Learn more at adp.com/heart

The need for new skills remains the cornerstone of discussions about AI technology at work. This topic took the spotlight in Davos where Executive Editor Yahoo Finance, Brian Sozzi, led a conversation with Accenture’s Manish Sharma and ADP’s Sreeni Kutam and Nela Richardson, PhD. The big question: do people believe they have the skills to thrive as the future of work evolves? For more on the top workforce trends, please visit ADP.com/AI

As world leaders meet to talk about global business in the age of AI -- skills training and development remain among the top issues of discussion. ADP’s Dr. Nela Richardson and Founder of DeepLearning AI Dr. Andrew Ng share new research at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting about how the need for new skills will shape the workforce of tomorrow. For more research on the world of work, visit ADPResearch.com