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Workspan Magazine
06/13/2024
Once they know the average pay amount, each company can adopt a competitive posture fitting the desired type of employee.
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What You’ll Learn Creating charts, graphs, and tables from various types of data.
Workspan Magazine
07/04/2022
If you count my husband’s side, maybe we’re closer to 30.
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Workspan Magazine
03/01/2022
Department of Labor, the pandemic set women’s labor force participation back more than 30 years.
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Workspan Magazine
08/15/2022
For example, a referral award could be paid out in three 30-day installments during the first 90 days of employment.
Workspan Daily
10/20/2023
The legislation covers all public and private employers with at least five employees and any employee at those organizations who has worked there for 30 days.
Workspan Daily
12/30/2025
Judging from the list of the top-30 most-viewed articles during the past calendar year, particular subjects of interest included:
;Salary budget surveys for compensation planning;
;U.S. federal executive orders and legislation;
;Rising healthcare costs;
;Pay practices and policies;
;Well-being and work-life balance;
;Benefits administration;
;Employee recognition and engagement;
Those are not really surprising considering prominent themes from 2025 included:
;U.S. and global economic concerns;
;A further-softening labor market;
;Workplace changes initiated by the new U.S. presidential administration;
;Workforce burnout and mental/physical health concerns;
;The need to retain critical/top talent;
Check out the full most-viewed articles list below (the ones with view totals highlighted in yellow denote member-only Workspan Daily Plus+ content).
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Workspan Daily
03/14/2023
A Pew Research Center analysis of median hourly earnings of full- and part-time workers revealed that the gender pay gap has closed by only 2 percentage points since 2002.
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Workspan Daily
05/08/2024
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This article is Part 2 of a two-part series that examines requirements for the European Union’s Pay Transparency Directive.
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