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Research
12/20/2020
Why We Work: Drivers of Employer Choice and Employee Retention
WorldatWork has compiled feedback from more than 5,000 full-time employees in the United Stated to help you stay informed on the trends in employee motivation and rewards that are essential to remaining competitive.
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What This Research Covers Based on a survey of 1,300+ employees and leaders, this study examines: Which rewards matter most across the employee lifecycle;Where managers and employees are misaligned—and by how much;How employees’ beliefs about their work shape how rewards are experienced;Which rewards actually predict retention—and which do not; Sign up to Receive the Full Report.
Workspan Magazine
02/05/2025
In this way, employees can try out a role or a career path — or a boss — without making a long-term or full-time commitment, she explained.
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Workspan Daily
08/13/2025
A recent Trusaic survey on pay equity and pay transparency (with full results slated for release in September) found only 28% of surveyed organizations reported having no pay transparency with employees, while 24% offer full transparency, defined as providing pay ranges for all roles.
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Workspan Daily
06/13/2025
If eventually confirmed by the committee, Aronowitz’s candidacy would be put to a full Senate vote.
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Workspan Magazine
10/01/2025
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Journal Article
12/05/2022
For years, total rewards — encompassing compensation, benefits, flexibility, well-being and career development programs — has largely been measured, tested and refined with full-time employees in mind.
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Workspan Daily
06/06/2025
The survey results, which used data
analyzed by Equilar , included pay data for 344 executives at S&P 500 companies who have served at least two full consecutive fiscal years at their companies, which filed proxy statements between Jan. 1 and April 30.
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Workspan Daily
07/02/2025
Under the provision as it stands today, eligible individuals —
nonexempt (hourly) workers (as defined by the Fair Labor Standards Act) who work
beyond standard full-time working hours (as defined by the FLSA) — could deduct up to $12,500 of overtime pay from their taxable income for federal tax years 2025 through 2028, while couples filing jointly could deduct up to $25,000.
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Workspan Daily
07/18/2024
Activities Point to Pay Equity Emphasis Jennings noted that 51% of employers that have made changes to compensation programs or workplace flexibility have also undertaken a compensation review for specific groups — almost half (49%) are hiring people at higher salaries, and 45% have undertaken a full compensation review of all employees.
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