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Workspan Daily
02/02/2026
In California, this noncompete focus is expanding with a
new law that limits when employers can claw back signing bonuses or other types of compensation that might be paid in advance.
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Journal Article
05/31/2024
The percentage of people categorized as knowledge workers has dramatically increased, as has the dependence of organizations on this type of worker ( Heath 2017).
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Workspan Daily
01/11/2023
In McKinsey & Co.’s latest American Opportunity Survey completed in spring 2022, 36% of respondents identified as independent workers, up from 27% in 2016.
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Workspan Daily
01/23/2026
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;27% have considered it sometimes.;
;19% admit they think about it very often.;
The motivations behind these exit considerations are not solely driven by pay.
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Journal Article
11/14/2024
Reed (2022) found that adding pay information can increase the number of applicants by 27%.
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Workspan Daily
09/20/2022
A coalition of restaurant owners has moved to block the legislation, saying it will raise consumer costs and create a fractured economy with different regulations for different types of restaurants.
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Workspan Daily
09/03/2024
The EEOC later commissioned a study by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine, which noted that a substantial portion of the data collected contained errors and was unreliable, but that , in general , this type of data could be useful if the collection process were improved.
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Workspan Magazine
08/20/2021
Hamilton designed cards for more than 60 years and was called the “Hallmark Cher” due to her long career.
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Workspan Daily
05/12/2026
What seems like a minor error can snowball and compound quickly, especially in large organizations, as evidenced by
these findings in a survey by HR, pay and workforce management platform UKG and audit, tax and advisory firm KPMG:
;Employee pay often represents 40% to 60% of businesses’ operating costs, but management of that pay remains deeply fragmented.;
;Organizations lose 2% to 4% of their labor spend on “payroll leakage” from system limitations, processing errors and/or fraud.;
;Almost 40% of companies reported between $1 million and $5 million in annual payroll losses; for a large company, even 1% of payroll leakage can cost $15 million in losses.;
“This isn’t just a financial issue; it’s a people issue,” said Teresa Smith, the director of UKG’s human insights and human capital management (HCM) strategic advisory group.
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Press Release
10/08/2024
October 08, 2024
Scottsdale, Arizona — A new report reveals the increasing prevalence of bonus programs in organizations, with nearly all surveyed companies utilizing at least one type of bonus to enhance employee retention and recruitment efforts.