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Workspan Magazine
06/10/2026
“Employee expectations around things like flexibility, purpose and time off appear to have shifted faster than the systems managers rely on to understand them,” said Sue Holloway, a content director at WorldatWork.
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Workspan Magazine
02/15/2023
“Lawmakers and regulators will have to start tweaking some of these policies or laws, because some employers will get too creative and begin to try to game the system,” said Naveen Bhateja, chief people officer at Medidata.
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Journal Article
06/02/2023
“Because in the new world of work, we actually want to act diversely and be fair and make sure that every type of character has the same opportunities, and often such incentive systems end up in the fact that the one who shouts the loudest gets it.”
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Workspan Daily
03/17/2023
“Today’s ruling is a historic victory for the nearly 1.4 million drivers who rely on the independence and flexibility of app-based work to earn income, and for the integrity of California’s initiative system,” the companies’ Prop 22 campaign said.
Workspan Daily
08/19/2024
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Total rewards professionals are under pressure to plan salary budgets in a challenging economic and labor environment —all the while supporting strategies to acquire critical-skill talent, engage/motivate the existing workforce and maintain pay systems that are fair and equitable.
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Workspan Daily
02/03/2025
Types of Executive Security
Executive security may include:
;Security provided during personal or business travel;
;Personal use of a secure corporate aircraft or vehicle;
;Physical security, such as bodyguards;
;Cybersecurity, such as secured devices or personal data protection;
;Residential security, such as surveillance or alarm systems;
;Crisis management support, such as
kidnap, ransom and extortion insurance or evacuation planning;
Security assessments also can extend to executives’ family members, although that’s not as common.
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Workspan Magazine
06/11/2025
If not carefully managed, the complexity of integrating new systems can lead to operational disruptions.
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Workspan Daily
06/09/2022
For the other 21 companies, the most prevalent cash reward system remains the typical “salary plus target bonus” model, similar to other functional roles, such as finance, HR and legal.
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Workspan Daily
06/10/2022
Interestingly, in a time when so many organizations are throwing out their performance appraisal systems, the survey respondents identified this aspect of HR as essential.