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Traditional compensation systems built around static job descriptions, for example, are giving way to models that recognize capabilities and recast career paths — in fluid, market-relevant and often cross-functional ways.

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This trend is shaping the future of employee rewards, compensation, and benefits, leading to significant shifts in how companies allocate resources.

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To withstand competitive pressure on talent and rising compensation costs, savvy employers will reinforce rewards that provide long-term, wealth-building potential, for example, to attract and retain those with highly coveted skills.

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