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Performance Management Not Meeting Expectations? Remember the Goal.

Newmeasures

Newmeasures clients have recently been asking for ways to evaluate their performance management practices. Such audits are warranted considering organizations with strong performance management processes are 41% more likely to outperform competitors on non-financial measures such as retention and customer satisfaction.

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5 Questions That Will Help You Find the Right Workforce Intelligence Solution

TalentCulture

Finding the right workforce intelligence solution is like… well, remember what purchasing your first home felt like? If you are looking for a technology solution to transform your HR department into a data-driven decision-making entity, then you are facing the same type of highly complex and highly critical decision as buying a home.

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New Research on Cutting-Edge Performance Management: What Are We Learning?

Compensation Cafe

Editor's Note: Last summer we posted an announcement from Gerry Ledford (one of our profession's leading scholars) introducing a new academic study focused on leading edge performance management practices and an invitation for any qualified organizations to participate. We are working to remedy that.

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Cafe Classic: Solving the Dilemma of Pay Progression Over Time

Compensation Cafe

Meanwhile, payroll increases are budgeted relative to that market movement rate, to reflect merit or other competitive trend matches to keep pace with the appropriate peer-comparison market. After corporate HR posts and consulting CEO roles, he was Senior Associate of pay surveyor ERI before returning to consulting in 2015.

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Cafe Classic: Promotable But Unworthy of the Pay

Compensation Cafe

The fact that the full standard job value is $120,000 magnifies the shameful impact of the invidious comparison that swiftly concludes that no one earning $65K can be capable of filling a $100K position or doing a $120K job. The human habit of basing all decisions on relative relationships is well known but still plagues us.

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Cafe Classic: Prejudice Perpetuated by Prior Pay Pattern

Compensation Cafe

Editor's Note: With today's Classic, Jim Brennan reminds us that little is more satisfying to an HR/comp professional exhausted by dealing with the constant ambiguity of human nature than being able to think (but not say) "I told you so!" Lazy logic argues: why ask for trouble you can easily avoid? and probably will be.

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If Surveys Were Banned, Cowards Would Cringe

Compensation Cafe

That would be terrible news to the insecure managers unwilling to offer thoughtful justifications for HR practices. The status quo dependence on comparisons between organizations that are never precisely identical has disturbing elements. What would they do then? Would they begin to think on their own?

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