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What Is Human Resources?

Analytics in HR

Rewards include salary, perks, and benefits like health insurance, remote work, and performance-based bonuses. Let’s take a look at some of them. HRM outcomes – HRM activities and processes aim to improve employee engagement, retention, competency levels, and performance, as well as decrease absenteeism.

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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. That’s because, despite being part of the HR department, compensation is like the cool kid at a party. PayScale has you covered in our new, 4-part Comp Glossary.

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Compensation Analyst: All You Need to Know About the Role

Analytics in HR

It includes determining new employees’ remuneration and regularly reviewing all employee’s compensation packages (base pay, incentives, bonuses, commissions, and stock options) to ensure they are fair and within the employer’s capacity. Let’s have a look at how you can land a compensation analyst position.

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Compensation Round-Up: JLaw’s Gender Wage Gap, Transparency, and RIP Annual Raises

Compensation Today

Joleen Oerman, B2B Content Marketing Specialist, PayScale Welcome to the Compensation Roundup, where we bring to you the hottest news in comp! As we bury the annual raise, we see the bonus ascend into the corporate universe—replacing the raise with incentives to perform at a high level. So, how do you compete? Wait, what?

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2018 Compensation Budgeting Forecast Part 3: Trends in Non-Profit Compensation

Astron Solutions

Looking at external as well as internal factors (such as your own nonprofit’s staff capacity to accomplish its goals) is important. The second trend is the increase in formal compensation philosophy statements at non-profit organizations. Who do you compete with for talent? What about your Development team?

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Top Five Compensation Trends from 2016

Compensation Today

Going are the days where companies stop at giving discretionary bonuses that are unlinked to performance. In order to compete for top talent, companies are exploring all options for recognizing and rewarding employees. Implication: managers need to be savvy at talking about pay. Bottom line?

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Compensation and Benefits

Analytics in HR

Together, they make up a total compensation package, which may include salary, bonuses, insurance, retirement contributions, and various other perks aimed at attracting, motivating, and retaining employees. The Federal Overtime law states that employers must compensate workers at least time and a half for the overtime worked.