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Tech is changing the game for compensation managers

HR Brew

The proliferation of pay data makes HR’s role more complex, but technology has also evolved to meet the needs of today’s compensation managers. A different world Data collection has changed quite a lot in the over 30 years since David Turetsky, CHRO and VP of consulting at Salary.com, has been working in compensation. “We

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Human Resources Director: Job Description, Skills & Salary

Analytics in HR

Let’s have a look at all you need to know about the Human Resources Director role and how you can become one. Payscale estimates that the average HR Director salary in the United States is around $179,000 annually, while Glassdoor states the average total pay is around $171,000 yearly. Contents What is a Human Resources Director?

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PayScale Is Headed to #SHRM17 Conference. See You There?

Compensation Today

Next week, June 18 – 21, the PayScale crew is off to New Orleans for SHRM17 Annual Conference and Exposition. We’ll be at #2118, right in the middle of the hall where all the action is. We’d love to talk to you and hear how things are going at your org. Can’t wait to see you next week at #SHRM17! Let’s talk. GET A DEMO.

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What Is Human Resources?

Analytics in HR

Through workforce planning, talent management, succession planning, and applying other HR best practices , HR professionals ensure that the organization has the required talent to keep operating and meet its long-term goals. Let’s take a look at some of them. Let’s take a look at some common HR roles.

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A Guide to Payscale Philosophy and Strategy With People Operations

Zenefits

As the workforce moves towards more freelance, contract, and part-time engagements, companies need to make sure they are compensating their employees in a way that meets today’s work style. Start at the finish line and think about how you plan to get there. Start by looking for: Skill sets needed for hires. Remember Me.

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How to deal with toxic coworkers or emotional vampires at work

Rise

Experts have said that “the best way to identify people who aren't team players is to have prospective employees meet with staff—preferably over lunch or drinks, when someone's personality might emerge more clearly—and watch how the applicant interacts with others”. Not encouraging an emotional vampire means several things.

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Meeting Your Employees Where They Are When It Comes to Pay Transparency

Compensation Today

Among discussion of customer success best practices and trends, there were also deep-dive sessions on customer education and training — my personal area of interest as the Manager of Customer Education here at PayScale. In order to meet someone where they are, we first need to understand where that is.

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