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While this information can be focused on compensation basics, organizations that are committed to pay equity are also weaving in their fair pay ambitions and priorities, including those about pay equity, which connect pay equity as a part of their DEI story.

“It’s a harbinger of a new standard in workplace transparency, demanding unprecedented openness in both pay and career progression.”

We will speak to the implications for management, including the efficacy of linking compensation to broader measures of HCM effectiveness and workplace equity.

Workspan Daily article;Demonstrate Equity and Diversity by Reinvesting in Employees , Workspan Daily article;New U.S.

For WorldatWork Members ;Leveraging Healthy Workplaces as a Strategic Benefit , Journal of Total Rewards article;Mental Health in the New Workplace , Journal of Total Rewards article;Show Me the Gratitude — The Effect of Recognition on Employee Engagement , Workspan Magazine article ; For Everyone ;Call to Action: Supporting a Mentally Healthy Workplace , Workspan Daily article;The U.S.

TR Approaches for Strengthening Workplace Respect Pay equity , benefits supporting work-life balance and well-being , equitable career development opportunities , and recognition all play a role in how respected an employee feels, Rogers said.

Supreme Court effectively ended affirmative action in higher ed last summer, many experts predicted corporate diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) efforts would be next on the chopping block.

“ The push for pay equity nationally and statewide has taken front and center in employee compensation best practices — from prohibiting pay discrimination to affirmatively disclosing pay differentials to job applicants and employees alike. ” Flexible but accountable Flexibility has always been a highly desirable perk for employees, but it has become a cornerstone of most post-COVID workplaces trying to remain competitive.

Key Takeaways ;New Report Reveals Who Lacks Access to Retirement Savings; ;Citigroup Cuts Some Executive Bonus Payouts; ;John Deere Investors Reject Anti-DEI Proposal; ;Audi to Cut 7,500 Jobs by 2029; Reuse Permission New Report Reveals Who Lacks Access to Retirement Savings A new study from the Georgetown University Center for Retirement Initiatives found that 59 million of U.S. workers as of 2023 are estimated to lack access to retirement savings through their workplaces.

Vikki Walton, health equity leader at Mercer's Health Equity Center of Excellence, recommends sharing data about existing disparities with all employees, such as statistics on maternal mortality rates among certain racial and ethnic groups, and pairing that data with information about resources and benefits that can help.