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Tech is changing the game for compensation managers

HR Brew

Gone are the days of sifting through Excel cells or binders to audit employee compensation on a once-a-year basis. The proliferation of pay data makes HR’s role more complex, but technology has also evolved to meet the needs of today’s compensation managers. We used to get binders,” he said. “We Now, everything is electronic.”

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Payscale

HR Lineup

Payscale is a website that allows individuals to research and compare salaries for different jobs and industries. The site is designed to provide users with accurate and up-to-date information on salaries, benefits, and other compensation data. Payscale also offers a variety of tools and resources to help users navigate the job market.

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Why HR leaders view unions more positively than executives overall

HR Brew

But recent data from Payscale suggests HR has a more positive view of unions than executive leadership overall. A survey of HR and compensation professionals conducted in November and December of last year found 62% of those whose organizations bargain with unions believe their HR leadership views unions positively.

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2022 Was Another Record Year for HR Tech: See 20+ M&A Activities that Shaped the Market

Lighthouse

Compensation Management Technology. Payscale, a compensation technology and data provider that has merged and acquired multiple companies in recent years (Payfactors, Curo Compensation) picked u p Agora, a provider of pay communications and pay transparency tools.

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2019 Compensation Best Practices Report

Whatever the reason, with everything from compensation to company outlook to key corporate values being shared online, it's easier than ever for workers to research and evaluate employers. With all of this information floating around, how can you keep track of trends in compensation, or find out how your organization stacks up?

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Designing Competitive Compensation Packages to Retain Talent

Accendo Technologies

Written by Sheu Quen • 4 minute read • September 25, 2024 Are your employees satisfied with their compensation, or are they looking elsewhere for better offers? That’s where a competitive compensation package comes in. Our article explores the vital role that well-designed compensation packages play in retaining talent.

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Compensation Hot Topics

Affinity HR Group

But don’t relax too much – compensation is still important. In a recent Compensation Best Practices Report published by Payscale, a majority of employers reported compensation as their biggest challenge – a bigger challenge than either recruitment or retention. Pay transparency is often driven by legal requirements.

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The 2019 Compensation Best Practices Report

Speaker: Wendy Brown, Director of Content Marketing, PayScale

According to PayScale’s latest Compensation Best Practices Report (CBPR) survey, nearly half of employers feel that the strong job market has increased their turnover rates.

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The 2019 PayScale Wage Index

No matter your industry, it's crucial that you stay up to date on the current compensation trends. The PayScale Index will let you do just that - it tracks quarterly changes in total cash compensation for full-time, private industry employees in 19 job categories. Wage growth for Q1 2019 by job categories.

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5 Steps to a Smart Compensation Plan

Speaker: Camie Bailey, Software Implementation Manager, PayScale

Watch this webinar on demand and get key tips on how to develop a fair compensation plan with accurate salary benchmarking. Payscale will show you how to create a modern comp plan from intention to implementation. We're now in an employee's market where organizations fight tooth and nail to get top talent.

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Communicating Pay to Employees

Speaker: Rusty Lindquist, VP Strategic HR Insights at Bamboo HR

A study conducted by PayScale revealed that employees’ perceptions of how they are paid are a better predictor of their intent to stay than their actual fair pay to the market. How you can train your managers to have useful compensation conversations. Conversations about pay are often perceived as scary, demoralizing, or just boring.