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For strategic HR leaders, Webster said their next steps include: ;Translating the problem into monetary terms.; ;Identifying where it’s happening.; ;Asking if leadership is driving that problem.; By utilizing items such as employee feedback and exit interviews, they can invest in fixing the problem, Webster said.

“What’s different today is that an employer gives workers the option to research what’s available to them to help them plan ahead of time,” said Maria Trapenasso, the senior vice president and national practice leader of talent solutions at NFP, a benefits consulting organization.

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As ABC News coverage pointed out, the Times based its report partly on Wells Fargo employee Joe Bruno’s claim that bank managers interviewed applicants considered diverse for positions that were already promised to others.

In a work environment based on trust, employees can feel secure about their value and focus their energy on bringing their A-game to their work.

He is there to produce results, meet his contractual obligations and, based on his performance, either land another contract or move on to another gig that offers him the same or more money and a change of scenery.

Skills-based compensation is gaining traction, aligning pay with market-relevant capabilities rather than job titles.