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Top 100 HR and Recruitment Blogs [by Organic Traffic with Top 3 Articles Each]

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A few other notes: This is organic (not total) traffic — We’re using ahref’s measurement of organic traffic because we find it to be the best apples-to-apples comparison of traffic to HR blog pages. Benefits and Compensation. Compensation and Benefits. What’s Wrong With Retention Bonuses? Compensation.

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Guide to Hiring Employees in Cambodia

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Ensure that your employment contracts comply with these regulations to avoid legal complications. Minimum Wage and Working Hours: Cambodia has established minimum wage regulations to ensure fair compensation for workers. Employment Contracts and Termination: Employment contracts are a crucial aspect of Cambodia’s labor laws.

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HRIS Requirements Checklist: A Guide for Getting Started

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Overtime calculation Automatic deductions Salary administration and history Commissions and bonuses Banking and tax information Incentive management. Insurances PTO Travel compensation Retirement plans Employee wellness programs. Insurances PTO Travel compensation Retirement plans Employee wellness programs. Compliance.

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Google's 10% Raise: We Don't Care About Our Employees

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I thought the news article said there are bonuses on top of the uniform 10% raise. They will either change their level of participation or change the employer. Does this mean that every single across the board increase in compensation should be treated this way? This is not an apples to apples comparison, guys.

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Understanding the Gender Pay Gap: The Importance of Gender Pay Equity

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This wage gap is an improvement compared to the 62 cents for every $1 full-time working women earned in 1979 compared to men, but it is still a vast and unfair gap in labor compensation that needs to be closed. Formalizing and passing into law the requirement for compensation band reporting to be part of the EEO-1 report (§§7-8).