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Workspan Daily
12/09/2022
The letter encourages companies to share how they safeguard customer crypto assets and what governance protocols they have set in place to prevent conflicts of interest.

Webinar
04/10/2025
A successful strategy connects rewards to company objectives—gaining the support of leadership along the way.

Webinar
11/14/2024
Norway Manalaysay
Customer Success Manager at BetterComp
Norway Manalaysay is a compensation expert with over 24 years of industry experience and more than 11 years dedicated to customer success.

Webinar
Interest in this topic has reached new levels, as exemplified in efforts by large organizations to publicly discuss and disclose their achievement on pay equity (e.g., difference in pay between women and men in term of cents on the dollar).

Workspan Daily Plus+
07/03/2025
To collect tax revenue for the government, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) uses this doctrine to prevent individuals from manipulating the timing of their income to defer taxes.
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Workspan Daily
04/13/2023
More than three out of four (78%) of survey participants reported filling positionsin tech job families to range from “somewhat” to “very” challenging.”
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Workspan Magazine
07/27/2023
To design incentives effectively, that common vision must include role-by-role assignments of commercial responsibility for all revenue — by customer segment and product/service line.
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Workspan Daily
01/21/2025
Often, employer stock is not publicly traded and there is no ready market price.
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Workspan Daily
03/17/2023
The company’s founder and CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, previously referred to 2023 as a “year of efficiency,” which the latest announcement has indicated means a much leaner workforce to account for a decline in expected revenue.

Workspan Daily
07/10/2025
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As such, watch for members of Congress as well as the Senate to shed fresh light on:
;HSAs, since the House version of the omnibus bill laid out several targeted account expansions, including:
;Making HSAs more accessible and useful to those aged 55 and over (e.g., allowing those still employed and enrolled in Medicare Part A to continue to make contributions to their account);;
;Making changes to contribution limits and introducing new spousal contribution and catch-up rules;;
;Allowing HSA account holders to use more healthcare services and providers; and,;
;Making additional expenses (e.g., fitness facility membership fees) eligible for HSA reimbursement.;;
;FSAs, since the final tax law omitted provisions that would have allowed individuals to:
;Roll over amounts from health FSAs or health reimbursement arrangements (HRAs) into an HSA, even for those newly enrolled in a high-deductible health plan (HDHP); and,;
;Be HSA-eligible even if their spouse was enrolled in a general-purpose
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