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Cafe Classic: There May Still Be Enough Time!

Compensation Cafe

Editor's Note: It may not be too late to positively impact those year-end compensation conversations happening at your organization. You may have already completed performance appraisal discussions, but performance should certainly be part of the discussion when 2014 increases and bonuses are covered with employees.

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A Word to the Wise, Once Again!

Compensation Cafe

That was the first sentence in the April 15, 2014 Compensation Cafe article. As I said back in 2014, when your company's internal practices become a topic for public discussion, you need to be alert. Margaret is a Board member of the Bay Area Compensation Association (BACA). How do you feel about this?

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How Well Do Numbers Speak for Themselves?

Compensation Cafe

Fiscal year 2106 total compensation was $860,198. Total compensation ranked fifth in the Big Ten , and three of those above her are being paid more than a $1,000,000. Size of endowment and development responsibilities would have also helped -- especially the trends during her tenure.

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There May Still Be Enough Time!

Compensation Cafe

You may have already completed performance appraisal discussions, but performance should certainly be part of the discussion when 2014 increases and bonuses are covered with employees. Explaining consistently to all employees, how the budgets have been allocated for merit increases and bonuses. One-page long.

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Clearing Away the Cobwebs

Compensation Cafe

When things finally started to improve around 2014, we were really tired, so repetitive work was right up our alley. I'm passing the second video along because, in my experience, it's the first time that WorldatWork has highlighted the value of behavioral psychology/economics for our compensation practices. Think back.

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New Year, Same Story: 2016 Forecast Is For Another Year of 3% Raises

TLNT: The Business of HR

” Yes, you read that right — next year’s salary hike is projected to be the same 3 percent increase employees received this year and in 2014. More annual, short-term pay incentives. More than eight in 10 exempt employees (85 percent) received a bonus this year, up from 81 percent in 2014.

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12 Strategies for Healthcare Employee Retention for Building a Stable and Satisfied Workforce

Empuls

A survey by Medscape in 2019 found that 25% of physicians considered leaving their current position, citing burnout, low compensation, and administrative burdens as key reasons. Compensation :  Competitive salaries and benefits are crucial for retention. → Physicians aren't exempt from high turnover either.