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Workspan Magazine
11/03/2023
;Simple employee surveys.; Source: Workplace Intelligence.
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Workspan Magazine
04/08/2026
According to Anderson, Rayburn has a simple model.
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Journal Article
12/04/2023
Financial Well-Being Against a backdrop of rising inflation and global instability, many U.S. employees are feeling the pressure of meeting their day-to-day financial needs ( PWC 2022).
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Journal Article
12/16/2021
“Sweden Finds a Simple Way to Improve New Mothers’ Health.
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Journal Article
09/21/2023
Field experiments, while ideal in their ability to demonstrate causal linkages in real-life situations ( Eden 2017), are typically non-starters in terms of pay transparency, for the simple reason that managers are rarely interested in having scholars “play” with their pay systems, or do anything that brings attention to pay more than is absolutely necessary.
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Journal Article
09/21/2023
Treating the Colorado legislation as an anomaly to work around was simple enough for employers when it was the only state adopting such a practice.
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Journal Article
12/04/2023
Having the right information is more than simple transparency (or having current information available).
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Journal Article
03/15/2023
The metrics can be as simple as the ages of the workforce or could be voluntary turnover rates.
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Journal Article
09/13/2021
The simple approach we took in these evidence reviews was to prioritize longitudinal studies that measure engagement (or organizational commitment or identification) at Time 1 and changes to performance at Time 2.
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Journal Article
03/15/2023
Analysis/Key Takeaways for Benefits Professionals and Policymakers This article has invoked some of the concerns raised by a divided federal government, but one relatively positive outcome is the lower likelihood that Congress will entertain a so-called “budget reconciliation” bill, a legislative maneuver initiated in the House that requires a simple majority for passage in the Senate (rather than the typical 60-vote “supermajority” needed to circumvent a filibuster).
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