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Pay Gaps and Pay Disparities, What’s the Difference?

Trusaic

Simply put, a pay gap refers to a difference in compensation between two classes of individuals: a reference class, which is a member of the highest-paid group, and an individual from a group compensated less. That’s because pay gaps don’t factor in legitimate business reasons for why employers pay employees differently.

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Four Actionable Strategies for Achieving Pay Equity

UKG

One of the major obstacles is that many organizations lack transparency around their own compensation practices. Mountains of research conclude unconscious biases often impact hiring, compensation, performance and promotion decisions, perpetuating gender and racial pay gaps.

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4 Actionable Strategies for Achieving Pay Equity

UKG

One of the major obstacles is that many organizations lack transparency around their own compensation practices. Mountains of research conclude unconscious biases often impact hiring, compensation, performance and promotion decisions, perpetuating gender and racial pay gaps.

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How SMBs can use tech to make HR strategic

HRExecutive

When it comes to the importance of strategic HR, there’s no shortage of best practices; a quick Google search yields pages of blogs, webinars, white papers and articles on the topic. Large percentages of SMB respondents said their regular reports include data on turnover, recruiting, retention and compensation.

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Incentive Programs 101: What is a Sales Incentive Program?

The Incentive Solutions News blog

A sales incentive program is a plan or strategy used to improve sales performance by motivating salespeople to surpass company- determined performance metrics. Sales incentive programs make use of both non-cash rewards as well as cash-based SPIFFs as part of an additional (yet separate) motivational tool to a standard sales compensation plan.

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Incentive Programs 101: What is a Sales Incentive Program?

The Incentive Solutions News blog

A sales incentive program is a plan or strategy used to improve sales performance by motivating salespeople to surpass company- determined performance metrics. Sales incentive programs make use of both non-cash rewards as well as cash-based SPIFFs as part of an additional (yet separate) motivational tool to a standard sales compensation plan.

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Top Ways Technology Can Help Improve Business Practices

Hppy

Find out how you can use people analytics to predict, manage and measure the impact of HR operations by downloading our new white paper. Employee Engagement and Performance Management. Once you have found the right workers for your organization, it is also important to manage, engage and retain that talent.