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What Is Human Resources?

Analytics in HR

As a department, it is responsible for managing HR activities from recruitment and onboarding, compensation and benefits, learning and development, performance management, and employee relations to separation or retirement. Rewards include salary, perks, and benefits like health insurance, remote work, and performance-based bonuses.

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Another New Year- Time to Think About Bonuses

Affinity HR Group

With 2019 over and at the dawn of a new decade, it’s an ideal time to think about bonuses for 2020. Organizations of all sizes and across all industries use bonus programs as an important component of total compensation. Discretionary Bonuses. Non-Discretionary Bonuses. There are many types of non-discretionary bonuses.

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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. You know, the one you’re afraid to talk to.

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

Astron Solutions

The world of non-profit compensation continues to see radical changes from the past. Previously, it was assumed that non-profits, due to the limitations placed on their abilities to generate revenue, were in the position of compensating their employees much below the market. Trend #2: Compensation Philosophy Statements.

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Pay transparency: the pros, the cons, and best practices

Workable

Pay transparency – or salary transparency – is a setup in a company (or industry) where companies provide information on pay and compensation to employees. It is illegal to prohibit conversations about salary in the workplace (in the US, especially) – here, it’s the explicit openness that’s emphasized in communications transparency.

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Merit Talks: Tis the Season

Compensation Today

“Let’s talk a bit more about your overall compensation. Not every manager naturally knows how to communicate about compensation with those they supervise. Not every manager naturally knows how to communicate about compensation with those they supervise. Comp Conversations Pitfall #1: Forget the compensation data facts.