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;Create a climate of excellence and accountability by setting governance standards for your sales compensation plans.;
Course Credits Upon completing the program, attendees receive the following professional development credits: WorldatWork Recertification: 27 compensation credits; CEUs: 2.7 credits; HRCI: 26.75credits; SHRM Recertification: 26.75credits;
Recertification Course Credits
WorldatWork Recertification Credits
27 Compensation Credits
CEUs
2.7 Credits
HRCI Recertification
26.75 Credits
SHRM Recertification
26.75 Credits
Learning Options
Exercises are included throughout each section of the course for hands-on practice.
Workspan Magazine
06/11/2025
These flex roles, which now number in the hundreds across 60 U.S. facilities, exist in plants and currently are exclusively available for manufacturing jobs, said Julie Sexton, Land O’Lakes’ senior vice president and chief human resources officer.
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Press Release
06/07/2023
Sample Findings: The most predominant type of compensation structure continues to be Market Based, accounting for 65% of respondents, up from 55% in 2019.
Workspan Daily
09/09/2022
The law’s opponents, however, say it will raise consumer costs, is not necessary and will create a “fractured economy” with different regulations for different types of restaurants, according to AP News.
Workspan Daily
10/21/2022
It found that 37% of women leaders (defined as manager or higher) surveyed reported having had a co-worker who took credit for their idea versus 27% of men leaders.
Journal Article
03/15/2023
The share of the population age 60 and older is projected to increase in nearly every country from 2005 through 2050.
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Workspan Daily
08/01/2024
The report also revealed each generation’s top professional goals, which include: Work-life balance: millennials (85%), Gen X (81%), Boomers (60%);As much flexibility as possible: millennials (78%), Gen X (73%), Boomers (63%);Making as much money as possible: millennials (59%), Gen X (55%), Boomers (38%);Having a job where they can travel: millennials (41%), Gen X (28%), Boomers (16%);Owning their own business: millennials (35%), Gen X (27%), Boomers (15%);Becoming a manager: millennials (13%), Gen X (9%), Boomers (5%); This data reveals how goals shift over an employee’s career, said Julie Voges, HR consulting regional practice leader at OneDigital Southeast, and it calls on total rewards professionals to design flexible rewards programs to meet employees where they are across the different generations.
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Workspan Daily
10/16/2025
Revenue Procedure 2025-32 outlines tax-year 2026 annual inflation adjustments for more than 60 tax provisions, including the rate schedules.
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