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The protest comes after Condé Nast announced on Nov. 1 it was planning to cut 5% of its workforce.

Although compliance is still the biggest DEI focus for 49% of surveyed employers, leaders are thinking strategically about how DEI fits into every aspect of the employee lifecycle, and more than 1 in 5 employers are setting DEI goals for senior leadership and the C-suite.

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The top three reasons why you should engage with your local affiliate: 1) exchange of ideas and experiences with colleagues in your area, 2) strengthen your expertise in seminars, training and events held near you, and 3) further develop your career through new professional connections.

The Journal of Total Rewards First Quarter 2024 | Volume 33 | No. 1 Artificial intelligence (AI) and its role in enhancing and improving total rewards is our focus in this issue of The Journal of Total Rewards.

These two perspectives have different origins from 1) the academic literature with its theoretical emphasis on agency theory (AT) and managerial power theory (MPT) and 2) the perspective of practice with an emphasis on institutional and contextual changes and discussions from inside the board room.