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Workspan Magazine
10/01/2025
“We really wanted men to feel like this wasn’t a benefit they had to opt in to or ask permission to use,”
said Tracy Fogale, senior manager of total rewards.
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Journal Article
03/01/2021
At 39%, employers are the most trusted source to provide affordable high-quality health insurance coverage, compared to the government (total 31%) or the individual market (21%).
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Journal Article
07/04/2022
A typical HR department spends 90% of its total time on operations management, including payroll processing, overseas and cross-border payments and tax, and managing regulatory compliance (Burke 2017).
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Workspan Magazine
02/01/2021
“Like many other companies, we introduced many smaller benefits to help [employees] with child care and elder care, to take additional paid intermittent leave and to allow flexibility to work from anywhere in the country, all of which helped to ease the stress that our employees were feeling,” said Ivor Solomon, head of total rewards at Genentech.
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Journal Article
03/01/2021
We contend that any one approach noted above does not consider the totality of what an employee experiences at work, and that the aggregate experience is what counts.
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Journal Article
12/16/2021
Table 1 shows that, in total, 68% of organizations reported there being a negative impact, with 13% describing the impact as a positive one, and 19% saying there was no impact.
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Journal Article
11/14/2024
Clarity in the definition and evaluation of behaviors
Since we are talking about the causal component of behavior, it is necessary to be totally clear about the meaning of each behavior, its characteristics that make it a cause or predictor of a good result, and how it can be improved.
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Journal Article
09/21/2023
Another study from Beqom found that less than half of U.S. workers knew their total compensation.
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Journal Article
08/23/2024
The HR specialist’s counsel was that allowing salary to fall dramatically due to these circumstances beyond the executives’ control could destabilize total rewards competitiveness with talent competitors.
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