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A Primer on Job Architecture-Part Two

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The outcomes of the design process can make compensation administration, career development and workforce planning so much more effective. Traditional examples of job families are Finance, Legal, and Human Resources. Job architecture is a hot topic right now, and I have to admit that I am pleased. Job functions.

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Check Out This Fitness Craze!

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But I think we in Human Resources have had a health problem with a longer history. But how often are do we overlook or bend our own fitness guidelines? Here, especially, it is critical to walk the talk so others can model Human Resources' practices. I'm not saying that we don't work out at all. Pay transparency.

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Why Don't You Invite Yourself to Your Next Executive Interview?

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And the more organized we are, the more consistently we use those guidelines. In other words, we do have a philosophy and we use it for the nuts and bolts of our work -- and we should be able to articulate it, even just to guide HR decision making. How well do you plan your employee communications? Want to be strategic?

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What Does "Workforce" Mean These Days?

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You can imagine that the department can continue to work remotely as long as we have shared access to good surveys and well-documented administrative guidelines. Margaret O'Hanlon, CCP brings deep expertise to discussions on employee pay, performance management, career development and communications at the Café.

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Cafe Classic: Implementation Matters

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Editor's Note: One good email and a meeting will not turn your compensation plan design into reality. We in Human Resources are responsible for the implementation of pay programs, but we don't often act like we understand how to do it effectively. It's also the minimum you need to invest in any kind of compensation plan rollout.

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5 Ways to Fight the "Peanut Butter" Syndrome

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HR review -- HR review and sign off of proposed merit increases (before they are communicated to employees) is one way of working with managers. Margaret O'Hanlon, CCP brings deep expertise to discussions on employee pay, performance management, career development and communications at the Café.

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Watch Out for Falling Anvils

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Well, of course you do, you work in Human Resources! In case you haven't felt that way recently, SHRM has highlighted three recent, trending employee practices that warrant detailed compensation administration and policy guidelines. Coyote, with an anvil just inches from your forehead?