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Workspan Daily
04/13/2023
In contrast, for companies expecting share spend to remain “approximately the same” only 4% and 7% plan to reduce LTI participation at lower levels for tech and non-tech job families, respectively.
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Workspan Daily
07/18/2025
This was followed by “manager” (15%), “senior manager” (10%) and “entry level” (6%).
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Journal Article
02/27/2025
September 15). “ Beyond Generational Differences: Bridging Gender and Generational Diversity at Work. ” Catalyst , Sept. 15.
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Journal Article
12/04/2023
The authors relate this to the California government mandate for city manager pay transparency in 2010 that preceded a 7% decline in compensation, mainly at senior levels, and the move for academic pay transparency from 1997 to 2017 that showed a reduction in variance in academic pay.
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Journal Article
09/21/2023
Similar regulations are in place in Europe (see Article 7, Section 5 of the March, 2023 European Directive on Pay Transparency).
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Workspan Daily
02/28/2024
Fewer than a third of Gen X and baby boomer employees expressed a similar willingness to change jobs.
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Journal Article
07/04/2022
“Nearly Three in Four Employers Affected by a Bad Hire, According to a Recent CareerBuilder Survey,” Dec. 7.
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Workspan Daily
01/02/2025
Where Wages Are Rising
Twenty-one states raised their per-hour minimum-wage rate on Jan. 1:
;Alaska: $11.91 (increased from $11.73);
;Arizona: $14.70 (from $14.35);
;California: $16.50 (from $16);
;Colorado: $14.81 (from $14.42);
;Connecticut: $16.35 (from $15.69);
;Delaware: $15 (from $13.25);
;Illinois: $15 (from $14);
;Maine: $14.65 (from $14.15);
;Michigan: $10.56 (from $10.33);
;Minnesota: $11.13 (from $10.85 for large employers, $8.85 for small employers);
;Missouri: $13.75 (from $12.30);
;Montana: $10.55 (from $10.30);
;Nebraska: $13.50 (from $12);
;New Jersey: $15.49 for most employers (from $15.13 for most employers);
;New York: $15.50 (from $15);
;Ohio: $10.70 (from $10.45);
;Rhode Island: $15 (from $14);
;South Dakota: $11.50 (from $11.20);
;Vermont: $14.01 (from $13.67);
;Virginia: $12.41 (from $12);
;Washington: $16.28 raising to $16.66 (from $16.28);
Changes also occurred at the city level in several states:
;Arizona: Flagstaff, Tucson;
;California
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Workspan Daily
02/14/2025
In it, she outlined her legal opinion that noncompete agreements “interfere with employees’ exercise of rights under Section 7 of the National Labor Relations Act.
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