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Workspan Daily
01/06/2026
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Workspan Daily
07/20/2022
Chart 1: Plan Catalog Summary Each sales job has its own sales compensation plan.
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Workspan Daily
02/10/2023
If it’s passed, the program will begin on July 1.
Workspan Daily
11/17/2023
Starbucks recently announced it was increasing wages for its hourly employees by at least 3% beginning Jan. 1, 2024.
Workspan Daily
12/13/2023
Under the previous eligibility guidelines, lung cancer screening rates were as low as 1% in some states.
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Workspan Daily
10/23/2024
The FTC estimates roughly 30 million Americans — or 1 in 5 workers — are subject to noncompete agreements and related employment contracts and believes eliminating them would bolster opportunities and increase wages.
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Workspan Daily
12/02/2024
Democrats currently hold a 3-1 majority, with one seat (previously held by Republican John Ring) vacant.
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Workspan Daily
05/27/2025
The Weight on Employees
When budgets get tight and the
gap between salaries and cost of living grows, any one additional factor — such as the rising cost of gas for an employee who needs to commute to work — could be enough to prompt workers to look for a new role that pays even $1 or $2 more an hour, said Ron Seifert, the North America total rewards leader at Korn Ferry.
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Workspan Daily
06/19/2025
Most respondents indicated no plans to modify their short-term incentive plans or to seek discretionary adjustments (see Figure 1).
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