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As was the case with gender, there is also a balanced pattern here ensuring a good representation: 26% are in an expert role (e.g., compensation and benefits expert, rewards specialist);33% are managers (e.g., compensation and benefits manager, rewards manager);41% are directors (e.g., head of compensation and benefits, rewards director).; Next to the hierarchical level, the survey also focused on how respondents perceive their role in real life, on a sliding scale from 1 (expert role) to 10 (managerial role).

As a result, they can do their job more quickly and efficiently — all while still getting compensated.

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As opposed to “compensation paid solely in exchange for labor or services” (i.e., salaries, hourly pay, earned commissions), the court determined a retention bonus is “additional, contingent compensation.”

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