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Webinar
03/19/2025
While pay transparency laws require reporting, submitting raw data without context can expose organizations to risk.

Journal Article
03/01/2024
To effectively plan for AI applications in your own organization, here are some “where to begin” steps: Analyze daily tasks and identify areas where AI could streamline processes and provide insights.
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Workspan Magazine
08/20/2021
Undeterred, J.C. moved to Kansas City, Missouri, since it was a fast-growing market with train access to many smaller cities where cards could be sold.
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Workspan Magazine
07/04/2022
When somebody is in a leadership position, if they are picking up and processing everyone’s feelings and experiences — those who work for them or who are represented by them — they could be immobilized.
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Workspan Daily
09/19/2023
“But even if you could, does it meet the objectives if it can accommodate 20 or 30 kids?”
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Workspan Daily
11/19/2024
For WorldatWork Members
;Comp Talk 101: Training Managers to Communicate Pay Decisions , Workspan Magazine article;
;Transparency in Sales Compensation , Workspan Magazine article;
;How to Communicate Pay Frequency Changes , Workspan Magazine article;
;Empowering Connections: Leading Trends in Employee Communication , Journal of Total Rewards article;
For Everyone
;How Pay Transparency Connects with Job Architecture and Employee Trust , Workspan Daily article;
;Building Employee Trust Amid Layoffs , Workspan Daily article;
;Could Constructive Communication Combat Compensation Challenges?
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Journal Article
09/13/2021
There is a need for the policy to be perceived as legitimate and the exercise of power to shape job evaluation criteria could affect that legitimacy.
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Workspan Daily
12/22/2022
Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and the SEC’s Investor Advisory Committee followed, Bloomberg Law reported .
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Workspan Daily
04/05/2024
Payscale found more than 60% of organizations (up from 45% last year) are publishing pay ranges in job ads, whether or not they are required to by law in their state.
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