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Workspan Magazine
02/04/2026
“The No. 1 thing I've learned is that ‘aftercare’ for a RIF or layoff is the thing that many leaders miss, and they shouldn’t,” said Maureen Crawford Hentz, vice president of HR at A.W.
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Workspan Magazine
02/15/2023
Other pay transparency laws took effect Jan. 1 in California, Washington and Rhode Island.
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Journal Article
03/01/2024
Below, we highlight five trends and describe how they can guide organizations to connect with their workforces: 1.
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Workspan Daily
04/22/2026
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;The Monumental Mission of Meaningful Mentorships;
;Proactive TR Pros See ‘Train’ of Change Coming, Take Steps to Act;
;The Keys to Creativity and Driving Innovative Total Rewards;
;The Pros and Cons of Giving Managers Discretion on Merit Increases;
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Journal Article
12/05/2022
Holding everything constant, ignoring state and local income taxes and other taxes such as paying into unemployment or worker’s compensation funds, and assuming $40,000 in compensation as in Veliotis and Balsam (2022), the benefit to a company of independent contractor status would be the after-tax savings of the employer portion of the Social Security and Medicare taxes, which is $2,417 (see Table 1).
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