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Boese: 3 HR technologies that can help employers struggling to hire

HRExecutive

Job losses starting in spring 2020 were concentrated among the lowest earners. million net jobs lost in 2020 were held by workers in the bottom 25% of the wage distribution. See also: What COVID means to compensation First, they must understand how their comp packages stand up in the market.

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Compensation Challenges in 2022: Brace for Turbulence

Astron Solutions

We are facing an interesting time in compensation. The events of 2020 and 2021 have left a mark on how both employers and employees view work. In this Astronology® we will review some of the factors in play with the current compensation upheaval. Navigating Compensation Challenges in 2022: Three Tips.

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Six Considerations When Evaluating Your Compensation Strategy

Tandem HR

While compensation is only one factor for recruiting and retaining talent, it is critical to your overall HR strategy. Whether initiating or updating your compensation strategy and philosophy, the following best practices may help guide your process and decisions. This essential business asset deserves a well-crafted strategy.

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Confronting the Pay Equity Gap: Identifying and Resolving Issues of Unequal Pay

Decusoft

But when there’s a bias or even discrimination in compensation practices, there’s a disruption of the talent pool that can lead to disengagement, lower productivity and financial losses. Pay equity is the idea that employees will be compensated at the same level when they perform the same or similar jobs.

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How to calculate for pay for remote workforce

HR Digest

That is the direction that the world was moving towards before the Pandemic hit in 2020. How to deal with the recruits, the contract workers, the professional freelancers? A study by payscale, a payroll company, into salary data reveals that remote workers are actually paid more than people who work in an office.

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How HR can help leaders prepare for the ‘unimaginable’

HRExecutive

At the start of her more than 25-year career, Holt spent time in agency recruiting but felt something was missing. “I Coming out of COVID, most organizations are going to want to have their [remote work/compensation approach] vetted and ready to go.”. HRE: What have you been brought in to do as chief people officer at PayScale?

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6 Reasons Why Salary is the #1 Lever to Attract Talent [+ keep them!]

Ongig

A Fairygodboss study on How 2020 Changed the Job Search Landscape shows: “60% of men and 52% of women viewed financial benefits as the most important factor when looking for and evaluating potential employers and job opportunities.” This saves time and effort during your recruitment process. Not sure why?