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Journal Article
09/13/2021
Further detail on factors and degrees is contained in the author’s previous Journal of Total Rewards article (Hilling 2020).
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Workspan Magazine
08/15/2022
We spoke with sales leaders and total rewards professionals across industries to add perspective.
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Workspan Daily
03/22/2022
“Both options deliver, but one has a total labor cost associated with full-time rewards, while the other [only has] hourly work and the work assignment.”
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Workspan Daily
08/11/2022
Willis Towers Watson research into 27 PE-owned portfolio companies that recently conducted an initial public offering (IPO) showed that, by the time of the IPO, the median company had an equity pool that constituted 10.9% of the company’s total shares outstanding.
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Workspan Daily
11/04/2022
Additionally, more than half of Americans are unsure of exactly how much they will take home at the end of each year when considering their compensation, rewards and benefits, with less than half (48%) of employees claiming to know their total compensation for the year.
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Workspan Daily
09/27/2023
“Base salary is not the only piece of the puzzle — employers need to be competitive from a total rewards perspective to include base, incentive/bonus, benefits, retirement and non-monetary rewards as well,” she said.
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Workspan Daily
05/30/2024
Many experienced design experts use cumulative pay periods, typically a year (cumulative year-to-date results), as companies often hold back excellence payouts until total cumulative results are tabulated.
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Workspan Daily
06/10/2024
“It’s these kinds of actions that make you feel your coworkers’ total support.”
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Journal Article
12/16/2021
All of a sudden, such often overlooked tools as an employee assistance program (EAP) gained prominence in the total rewards practitioner’s arsenal.
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Workspan Daily
03/24/2022
Mix: Sales compensation designers divide target total compensation (TTC) for a job into two components: base pay and target incentive expressed as a portion of 100%.
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