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HR Trends: The Key Reads of July 2022

Intoo USA

This month, between inflation and pandemic-era over-staffing, hiring freezes, rescinded job offers, and pay incentives were hot topics in the HR industry. . At the same time, those organizations can’t afford to lose their remaining employees, and with inflation, are taking to pay raises. HR Trends for July 2022.

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did I make a mistake by sharing my salary with a coworker?

Ask a Manager

This is the unspoken rule of etiquette everywhere I have worked, and my bosses have always been coy about sharing pay ranges/bands, so it’s always been hard to know how I stacked up in terms of compensation. However, recently we were catching up over lunch and he said that his raise had not been very much at all.

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What HR Should Know About Tenure and Academic Freedom

Cupa HR

Taken together, this means that women are over-represented in the lowest-paying and lowest-ranking positions. Who gets tenured also has implications for pay equity. Faculty pay raises are commonly tied to promotion and tenure, which is often the only time faculty see a significant increase in their salary.

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I gave notice 2 months ago but I’m still here, I can’t get a raise without taking on more work, and more

Ask a Manager

This post, I gave notice 2 months ago but I’m still here, I can’t get a raise without taking on more work, and more , was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager. When I ask for a raise, my company asks what more I’m willing to take on to justify it. It’s four answers to four questions. Here we go….

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What to do When an Employee Asks for a Raise

Helpside

Furthermore, a staggering 80% of Americans has the expectations of receiving a raise, making it an unavoidable topic of conversation in the workplace. Here are four tips for how to respond when an employee asks for a raise. Do not immediately respond with an answer Instead of saying, “I totally agree, you do need a raise!”

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HR Trends: The Key Reads of October 2022

Intoo USA

This month, hot topics in the HR industry included how remote work benefits disabled employees, pay transparency laws, and women in leadership. . New York City and California add to the growing list of areas with pay transparency laws, with the implications expanding far beyond. HR Trends for October 2022.

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10 HR video-memes you wish you’d watched before

Workable

We recognize your RTO efforts, which is why you can find many articles on that topic. By compiling answers to commonly asked questions about company policies, benefits, procedures, and other HR-related topics, employees can – hopefully – find the information they need without having to ask you directly.