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View Course Details Regulatory Environments for Benefits Programs (2 of 7 Courses/Exams) Learning the U.S. laws and regulations shaping effective and compliant benefits programs.

President Donald Trump about making alternative assets more accessible in 401(k) plans;; ;Department of Labor amendments regarding alternative assets and cryptocurrency in retirement plans; and,; ;A reduction in Securities and Exchange Commission restrictions on private equity in certain types of funds; … the question of incorporating these types of investments into workplace retirement plans is increasingly on the radar for employers and their total rewards (TR) professionals.

The survey findings are organized into twelve topics, including: the types and characteristics of salary structures used, competitive positioning, frequency in adjustment of salary structures, strategy and design of salary structures, workplace changes, and more.

Recertification Course Credits WorldatWork Recertification Credits 2 Compensation Credits CEUs 0.2 Credits HRCI Recertification 2 Credits SHRM Recertification 2 Credits Learning Options Exercises are included throughout each section of the course for hands-on practice.

Recertification Course Credits WorldatWork Recertification Credits 2 General Credits CEUs 0.2 Credits HRCI Recertification 2 Credits SHRM Recertification 2 Credits Learning Options Exercises are included throughout each section of the course for hands-on practice.

Despite many surveys of employer intent still reporting that the “average” employer is budgeting 2% to 3% for pay adjustments (down from slightly over 3% a year ago), a significant percentage of employers cannot fund any increases because of the precipitous decline in their revenues.

Note how the TFR went from a low of 14 in 1983, increased to 21 in 1984 and then continued to grow to 357 in 2010.

Many organizations (69%) are taking action to address salary compression issues by using part of the salary budget within the annual pay cycle (62%) or through enhanced use of retention bonuses or spot awards (21%).

Hourly pay for existing and starting part-time workers will be raised to at least $21 immediately, advancing to $23 per hour.

Coverage for LTPT Employees Under the existing SECURE provisions, employers sponsoring 401(k) plans had to permit employees aged 21 and older who worked at least 500 hours (but less than 1,000 hours) per year for three consecutive years to participate in the plan for elective deferrals (i.e., 401(k) and Roth contributions), said William Robinson, an attorney at law firm Baker Donelson.