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5 Tips for Recruiting More Women in Leadership Roles

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Many companies are focused on recruiting women in leadership roles. One way to recruit more women in leadership roles is to set a company-wide diversity goal. Below is a list of 4 companies who have set goals specific to recruiting women in management roles: Cognizant — aims to employ 100,000 women by the end of 2020.

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How to Advance Your Career in HR

HR Digest

They manage employee relations, recruit new employees, train them, and provide benefits. As of 2015, Fortune 500 companies are hiring more HR professionals than ever before. However, many experts recommend combining your education with vocational training and practical experiences. Where Can I Find Recruiters?

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PayScale Tools for Today's Comp Pro! Compensation Glossary: Part 1 of 4

Compensation Today

Jenni Marquez, CCP, PayScale Compensation Professional Even the most seasoned HR professional might take a big gulp if approached by their CEO to take charge of anything comp. PayScale has you covered in our new, 4-part Comp Glossary. Today’s Lesson: A Little Comp 101 Consider the comp pros at PayScale to be an extension of your team!

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Everyone Thinks They're Underpaid—They're Wrong

Compensation Today

Rita Patterson, Onboarding Team Lead, PayScale Your employees might not be underpaid, but they're probably under-informed. In the 2015 Compensation Best Practices Report PayScale found that the number one reason most people left a company was compensation. So why does everyone think they're underpaid?

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Hiring the Wrong Salesperson is a $2-Million Mistake

HR Daily Advisor

It isn’t just a matter of salary and training—it can mean an average of $2 million in lost sales. Typical cost to hire a new salesperson is about $15,000 in hiring costs, plus $20,000 in training, plus an average first-year salary and incentives at $75,000. Looking to build and perfect that 2015 comp plan? Learn More.

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It's Time to Pour Your COLA Down the Drain

Compensation Today

Rita Patterson, Onboarding Manager, PayScale Cost of living adjustments, or COLA, have been common practice for a while now, however, only 21% percent of employers indicated that cost of living adjustments were their main reason for giving raises in 2015.

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How Compensation Impacts Your Business

Compensation Today

Hedge Stahm, Marketing Segment Manager, PayScale Human capital is a company’s most important asset. In the 2016 Compensation Best Practices Report, compensation—defined as seeking higher pay elsewhere—was a top reason people left companies in 2015, second only to 'personal reasons'. See what PayScale can do for you. Get a demo.