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Still, that’s about 1 percentage point shy of increases (5% average and 6% median) they say is necessary to maintain/attract needed talent.

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In particular, if an executive is a good leaver, meeting the first three guidelines of retirement-age window, sufficient notice and signing an NS agreement, then providing continued or accelerated vesting for LTI awards 1 is viewed as fair and favorable by both the company and the executive retiree.

The memo lays out requirements for the Civil Rights Division (CRD) and the Office of Legal Policy (OLP) to jointly submit a report by March 1 that lists recommendations for enforcing federal civil rights laws and “taking other appropriate measures to encourage the private sector to end illegal discrimination and preferences.”