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One exception, however, is the posture for key executives, which typically is to pay above market levels in order to attract and retain superior performers.

For HR and rewards leaders, the ultimate aim is to design a compensation plan that aligns with both shareholder and executive objectives.

That rule sought to: ;Raise the minimum salary for exemption as an executive, administrative or professional (EAP) employee under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) and, in doing so, expand access to overtime pay to an estimated 5 million American workers who had been classified as salaried (or exempt) by their employer.; ;Increase the total annual compensation level for exemption as a “highly compensated employee” (HCE) under the FLSA.; If the DOL rescinds the State of Texas appeal, the move would go along with a Trump trend of putting such issues for states and municipalities to decide.

To maintain a focus on skills-based (non-degree) nuances, this audit omits salary-based requirements and exemptions for outside sales or highly compensated employees.

Pay equity reporting, gender gap disclosures, shareholder activism and executive compensation linked to corporate social responsibility are reshaping reward governance.

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;The research also signals that despite layoffs and economic turmoil, a substantial share of the workforce (30%) plans to leave their job in the next 12 months.; Editor's Note: Additional Content For more information and resources related to this article see the pages below, which offer quick access to all WorldatWork content on these topics: Employee Compensation ;Employee Benefits ;Employee Experience ;Equitable and Diverse Workplaces ; FREE Newsletter FREE E-newsletter Subscribe to Workspan Weekly for news on trends and compliance in Total Rewards, compensation and benefits.