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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. Do the data indicate that the hype is warranted?

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Cafe Classic: Absolutely Relative Increase Rates

Compensation Cafe

Yes, I said “relative change” as in “a metric computed in proportion to a base number.”. Notice anything about those comparisons? . Absolute statements based on relative comparisons can be highly misleading. Those statements explain a lot. Leaders don’t follow; they blaze new paths.

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Hitting the Accelerator for Pay

Compensation Cafe

The two metrics have a lot in common. After corporate HR and consulting roles in most industries, he was Senior Associate of pay surveyor ERI before returning to consulting in 2015. How hard you should press the accelerator pedal of your automobile is rarely surveyed.

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Digital Disruption: HR Tech Takeaways at NYC’s HR Unconference

Namely

Gerry Crispin , co-creator of CareerXroads , and Steve Levy kicked off the day with a recruiting discussion around a comparison on every HR pro’s mind: the candidate as customer. Employer branding in 2015 means going over your application experience with a fine tooth comb: Will a candidate speak ill of you when they’re turned down?

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BLR’s 2017–2018 Pay Budget and Variable Pay Survey

HR Daily Advisor

in 2015, 35.7% Performance management: 8.4%. Getting management approval/buy-in: 5.6%. In comparison, 31.5% (down from 37.9% last year) gave their senior management team members bonuses above 10% of base pay, and 21.2% (down from 24.5% Employee productivity metrics are the yardstick for 6.9%

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Annual Performance Reviews Aren’t Dead, but They Do Need New Life

Capterra

Annual performance reviews are dead. The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) suspected they were on their last legs back in 2015 before a number of sources officially called time of death earlier this year. A staple of performance management since the 1950s, gone forever. Except not really.