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Workspan Q4 2022
In the Q4 issue of Workspan, we examine the challenges that are front and center for compensation professionals.
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Workspan Magazine
06/11/2025
The sales rep may sell product A, thinking it is a high-margin sale for their employer, not realizing that it is no longer the case, and in fact product B now has a margin advantage.
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Workspan Daily
08/13/2024
Parental benefits fall into three categories: money, time and support,” said Amy Beacom, EdD, founder and CEO of the Center for Parental Leave Leadership and author of The Parental Leave Playbook (Wiley, 2021).
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Workspan Magazine
07/04/2022
., CEO of the Center for Parental Leave Leadership.
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Workspan Daily
09/06/2022
The statute in New Jersey, N.J.S.A. 43:21-19 (i)(6)(A)(B)(C) starts with the proposition that unless all three prongs of the test are satisfied, the relationship will be considered one of employee and employer.
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Workspan Daily
12/14/2023
;B olster the supporting infrastructure.
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Workspan Daily
11/13/2024
Regarding healthcare, employees are often unaware that large organizations assume the lion’s share of financial risk in providing such benefits, said John Jones, a m anaging d irector and e mployee e xperience b usiness l eader at WTW.
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Workspan Daily
12/06/2024
The bill states: Under this act, no employer shall fail or refuse to provide a wage range to: A prospective employee for a position for which the prospective employee is applying, upon the earliest of the prospective employee’s request or prior to or at the time an offer of compensation is made; or;An employee who has applied for a promotion or transfer to a new position if an employee has (a) completed an interview for the promotion or transfer or been offered the promotion or transfer, and (b) requested the wage or salary range or rate for the promotion or transfer.; Nothing in this act prohibits an employer or employment agency from asking a prospective employee about his or her wage or salary expectation for the position for which such person is applying.
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