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Workspan Daily
03/20/2025
., customers, employees, non-U.S. parties) by reframing or backtracking on DEI and (2) the reputational and litigation risks from continuing their DEI programs.
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Workspan Daily
01/06/2025
The FTC submitted a 75-page
brief on Thursday, Jan. 2, in the U.S.
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Workspan Daily
08/22/2025
Starbucks Sets 2% Raise for All Salaried Workers
As reported Tuesday, Aug. 19, by
Bloomberg , Starbucks Corp. will give all salaried employees in North America a 2% raise this year as the coffee chain looks to pull off a high-stakes turnaround and manage expenses.
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Workspan Daily
07/14/2025
Employers must keep a distinct record of the qualified overtime premium compensation and report it as a separate line item on IRS Form W-2 for employees and Form 1099 for nonemployees.
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Workspan Daily
04/03/2025
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Scenario #2: Assessment — Beyond Providing Market Data
You provide market data to the sales compensation stakeholders.
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Journal Article
06/02/2023
ISM Journal of International Business 2(2): 25–28.
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02/02/2020
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Workspan Daily
07/12/2023
Typically, this involved using adjectives (associate, intermediate, senior, etc.) and ordinal numbers (1, 2, 3, etc.) to indicate job leveling for nonexecutive/management jobs (91%).;
Given the internal and external pressures for fair and equal pay, transparency in pay decisions, and competitiveness in the market, more organizations have been turning to job architecture .
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Workspan Magazine
12/05/2024
Should a salesperson get 2% of the incremental revenue they’re driving?
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Journal Article
08/23/2024
For example, about 2% of the very large companies that comprise the Russell 3000 experience failure — that is, having more than 50% of shares being voted against.
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