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Promotions have slowed. Why HR needs to pay attention

HRExecutive

Advertisement - Those of us who are older will remember the days when compensation systems were driven by promotions: Your pay was largely tied to your job title; the way you got ahead in terms of pay was to get promoted. In the first two years on the job, only 4.5% got promotions.

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People Analytics and HR-Tech Reading List

Littal Shemer

The book covers the full People Analytics scope (Benefits, Compensation, Culture, Diversity & Inclusion, Engagement, Leadership, Learning & Development, Personality Traits, Performance Management, Recruitment, Sales Incentives) with numerous real-world examples, and shows how R can help”. “the

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How to Fail at HR Analytics in 7 Easy Steps

Data Solutions International

But I have to admit it: In 2014, the same year I received several national commendations for my work in talent analytics, I was also (in my estimation) one of the “leading losers” in the field. I was mortified … and, at the same time, intrigued. Anyone who knows me is aware that I hate to lose. I failed to do this. It was a mistake.

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View from the HR Tech Show Floor: Top 5 Workforce Trends

Visier

Insights into salary or direct compensation only tell part of the workforce cost story, and to understand the real impact to the business organizations will expand their analysis to the total cost of the workforce. Trend #4: Depth of insight into diversity will become more valued.

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2016 Turnover Rates by Industry

Compensation Force

If you aren't already familiar with their Benchmark Pro and other survey products, please check them out! Links for historical Turnover Rates: 2008 , 2009 , 2010 , 2011 , 2012, 2013 , 2014 and 2015.

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A Possible Direction for 21st Century Rewards

Compensation Cafe

3) Obviously, there will continue to be a market against which pay can and will be benchmarked, and pay levels set, but base pay in private sector organizations will structurally resemble the Federal Government’s GS schedule. I do not expect to see these kinds of changes in Sales Compensation plans. Have at it.

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What does Massachusetts’ equal pay law mean for employers?

Workable

According to SHRM’s 2016 Job Satisfaction and Engagement Report , compensation is still a top contributor to employee engagement, and even more important than it was in 2015. Would employers really ask for compensation after a candidate is hired? A rising tide lifts all boats. What’s good for candidates may also be good for employers.