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While this paper focuses on the UK, it has applications for HR practitioners in other countries because instituting compensation systems that address a gender pay gap is a common challenge.

Ideal for HR and compensation professionals entering the field or those currently responsible for designing, implementing, and managing compensation programs.

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It’s critical to determine appropriate levels of compensation for an employee as well as the ideal compensation vehicle, given an organization’s specific industry and circumstances.

Noteworthy Shifts in Compensation Structures According to the survey, there has been a significant decline in the number of organizations operating without compensation structures, decreasing from 17% in 2019 to a mere 9% this year.

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Research: WorldatWork’s 2023-24 Salary Budget Survey Parker said other potential action items for employers to consider if they have unionization concerns over rewards/compensation, include: Develop a compensation strategy that is externally competitive and internally equitable, and assess the strategy as needed to remain competitive.

Total rewards are evolving from a focus on compensation to a focus on collaboration and connection.

That group said they were likely to quit their jobs if called back to the office every day and were willing to trade more than 20% of their compensation to work their preferred number of days at home.