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Survey Finds That Tech Workers Are Not Happy With 2% Pay Raises

TLNT: The Business of HR

But given that 2014?s s increase was the lowest since 2010, there’s growing discontent in the ranks. The annual Dice Tech Salary Survey says satisfaction with pay declined 2 percent in 2014 to 52 percent of the surveyed workers. Paralleling the national average wage growth, tech workers saw their pay rise just 1.9

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How the Biggest Trends of 2015 Have Impacted HR and Recruitment

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It’s safe to say that 2015 truly became “the year of digital technology.” Yes, we’ve seen a rapid evolution in technology over the last decade or so, but 2015 was definitely the year where those advancements made a huge impact on the workforce, especially when it comes to HR and recruitment.

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Digging Into Executive Pay: Is It Really Out of Control?

TLNT: The Business of HR

This rule has been pending approval since Dodd-Frank legislation in 2010, and has been a source of continuing conflict and controversy. I selected a Fortune 100 company that employed everyday workers – not technology gurus, or scientists who command higher pay. It seems a bit high, based on the nature of their workforce.

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Hiring Wisdom: Do You Believe These Lies About the “New” World of Work?

TLNT: The Business of HR

My take: Not if you work in any one of the 10 industrial groupings that make up the Standard Industrial Classification system (Agriculture/Forestry/Fishing, Mining, Construction, Manufacturing, Transportation/Communications/Utilities, Wholesale, Retail, Finance/Insurance/Real Estate, Services, and Government). percent in January 2010.