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SHRM-CP vs. aPHR Certification: Choosing the Right HR Credential for Your Career

Heyyy HR!

Each has specific eligibility requirements, and the certification process 100 6652 0 6652 0 0 3764 0 --:--:-- 0:00:01 --:--:-- 3764involves understanding the core competencies and subject areas that the exams cover. A detailed comparison and explanation of the certifications are available in the aPHR and SHRM certification guide.

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Developing a Compensation Plan, Step 3: Select Data Sources

Compensation Today

This is a lesson from PayScale’s Modern Compensation Planning ecourse. Now that you’ve spent some time thinking about the different parts of your workforce and where you compete for talent in each segment, you can apply that strategy when seeking out your data sources. Select Compensation Market Data Sources. Crowdsourced data.

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Dirt Under the Fingernails

Compensation Cafe

They're usually paid a ton of money, at least in comparison to what's paid to those who must instruct them on how things are done here. For their part, a seasoned compensation practitioner is one who has been there, has tried different methods, has bumped their head a few times and has learned what works - and what doesn't.

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10 Rules for Employee Retention Your Competition will Hate

Insperity

Encourage them to attend classes, webinars and conventions. Take advantage of job websites such as Glassdoor or LinkedIn to find out how your competition stacks up when it comes to compensation, benefits and culture. Use this as a comparison to your own offerings. Compensate. Non-compete agreements. Communicate.

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10 Rules for Employee Retention Your Competition Will Hate

Insperity

Encourage them to attend classes, webinars and conventions. Take advantage of job websites such as Glassdoor or LinkedIn to find out how your competition stacks up when it comes to compensation, benefits and culture. Use this as a comparison to your own offerings. Compensate. Non-compete agreements. Communicate.

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Industry Verticals, Organizational Cultures, and Benchmarking

ClaimVantage

And employers compete with each other for talent just as they do for customers. That’s the business case for offering employee benefits and other types of non-cash compensation and perks. Deciphering these trends and providing predictive modeling for the year to come is what Analytics is all about.