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Workspan Daily
03/04/2022
One of its breweries, in the city of Lviv, was temporarily closed because of
disruption in the supply of natural gas.
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Workspan Daily
10/31/2025
North Mountain Foothills Apartments now creates a circuit split that could necessitate a U.S.
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Workspan Daily
01/25/2024
The discretionary component of your pay transparency strategy sets your organization apart. 5.
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Workspan Magazine
11/28/2022
Decouple the Employee’s Location from the Job’s Pay Many organizations tied pay to location and if you worked in New York or San Francisco — two cities known for high cost of labor — you received New York or San Francisco pay rates.
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Workspan Daily
01/03/2024
California is weighing a similar law, and the state’s Supreme Court ruled in August that third-party vendors can be liable if AI is used discriminatorily in hiring. ( Editor’s Note, 9/17/2025: Colorado, Illinois and New York City are leading efforts to regulate AI in HR by enacting laws to prevent algorithmic discrimination and require disclosures and audits for AI tools used in hiring and employment decisions.
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Journal Article
09/13/2021
An origin of average differences in nominal (surface-level) pay received by men and women at the aggregate and similar-role level is that men and women often neither work in the same nor similar jobs in an organizational hierarchy (Greene 2020).
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Workspan Daily
03/18/2022
Its plant in
Zhengzhou — the world's largest iPhone factory — remains open, as the
city was not hit by the restrictions.
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Research
06/02/2022
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3/14/2022
Date fielded
56%
of organizations are using city/metro area as the indicator on which geographic pay differentials are based.
Webinar
03/23/2026
But what sets her apart is her ability to translate complexity into something leaders can act on and employees can trust.
Journal Article
12/05/2022
Not only can evaluations have negative effects on autonomous motivation (Lepper and Greene 1975), especially when it uses normative data, such as rankings (Harackiewicz et al. 1987; Kage and Namiki, 1990), but comparative feedback can also create a competitive climate that can hamper relatedness among workers (Leclercq-Vandelannoitte 2017).
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