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The Case for Automating Human Resources

Corn on the Job

The auto industry is a good example of this. For instance, one study published in Information Systems Research (ISR) involved assessing data taken from two different hospitals over a 3-year period. In this case, researchers found that automation of control systems was a major factor in reducing error rates.

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Cafe Classic: Solving the Dilemma of Pay Progression Over Time

Compensation Cafe

Conventional practice is to hire most new people into their jobs at salary levels below their market midpoint or Market Reference Point (MRP) and to move grade structures maybe half as much as the anticipated general market movement each year. The issue is simple and clear.

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Walking Up a Descending Escalator & Other Crazy Pay Policies

Compensation Cafe

This particular grudge deals with the illogical and mathematically impossible system of pay progression that seems to be almost universally embraced. For example: if you increase your grade midpoints 3% every year while the average employee gets a 4% pay increase, the average worker's Compa-Ratio will only improve one percent per year.

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The Top 100 Applicant Tracking Systems in 2018

Ongig

A common question I get asked is: “What are the top applicant tracking systems I should consider using?” ” So, every year the Ongig team and I find the top ATS’s used by employers actively hiring…and we publish the details. Instead, a homegrown ATS is ATS software built by the employer themselves.

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“5 Things We Need To Do To Close The Gender Wage Gap”, with John Schwarz CEO of Visier

Thrive Global

If there is a clear difference in scale or compa ratios, then it is clear there is a bias. a cloud-based analytics platform that helps professionals ask the right questions, see important truths about their business, and plan a better future. They paid them from a central payroll system operated at the HQ.

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Compensation and Benefits

Analytics in HR

For example, perks like bonuses, stock options, 401k matches, pension plans, paid time off , and even free lunches are all attractive to different people and make up an essential part of the compensation and benefits package. For example, in the United States, health insurance makes up a key component of benefits.

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How to structure employee compensation

Workable

This may perpetuate the gender pay gap and, as a result, create systemic pay disparities that prompt discrimination lawsuits. Here are both approaches with examples and how you can combine them: Benchmarking. For example, paying higher salaries than the market can result in hiring the best candidates and retaining your best employees.

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