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The Affordable Care Act, and Why You Can’t Afford to Ignore It [UPDATE]

ACA Times

As a nation we spent roughly $1,000 per person on health care in 1980; close to $3,000 in 1990; almost $5,000 in 2000, and about $8,500 in 2010. In 1980, health care was just over 8% of the economy; by 2010, it was nearly 18%. Searching for a solution, in 2010 Congress passed the ACA.

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Driving Innovative Business Models through Workforce Planning

hrQ

It can help determine the right investments in recruiting, compensation, training, and a host of other things. Just as a refresher, a business model, according to Ostwalder and Pigneur (2010) , “describes the rationale of how an organization creates, delivers, and captures value” The building blocks of a business model are: .

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Navigating Clawback Provisions in Compensation Plans

Decusoft

This provision became a tool for controlling employee compensation and preventing fraud in executive officers after 2008. . Some corporate governance officers demand that corporations “ clawback ” incentive compensation bonuses paid to employees if the results on which such awards were based were later discovered to be incorrect.

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Best of the Force: How Big is Your HR Staff? How Big SHOULD it Be?

Compensation Force

Taking the opportunity to share some of the more popular outtakes from the eight years of Compensation Force archives. Today's featured post was first published in May of 2010.

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The Complete Guide to an Effective Recruitment Process in 2022

HR Shelf

According to a survey from the ManpowerGroup, about 69% of organizations in the United States are struggling to find the right talent, an increase from 14% in 2010. Improve Employee Productivity. That could help predict the employee’s productivity in the future. Advertisement. What are the different types of recruitment?

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Understanding Meal and Break Policy at Work

HR Digest

A study by Staples noted that 86 percent of employees felt taking a break would make them more productive. Stock exchange traders in Hong Kong had the longest lunch break of any of the world’s big bourses, at two hours, until 2010. Under federal standards, rest breaks at work of up to 20 minutes are compensable.

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Case Study: The Value Of Pay Transparency And How To Implement It

HR Tech Girl

In today’s corporate landscape, where discussions around pay disparities, gender wage gaps, and unfair compensation practices dominate headlines, the concept of full pay transparency has emerged as a potential solution and, in some cases, as law.