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Workspan Daily
09/09/2025
Broadly, the overarching rule states companies must:
;Recover affected incentive compensation paid during the three fiscal years preceding the restatement — the “lookback period” (only for fiscal years after the rule came into effect).;
;Claw back performance-based compensation tied to the relevant metrics (bonuses, performance stock units, etc.) — other forms of compensation, such as base salary or time-based equity, are not subject to the SEC’s rule.;
;Pursue recoupment in a “reasonably” prompt manner.;
This mandatory clawback can be triggered when a company files either a “Big R” (formal amended SEC filing) or “little r” (out-of-period adjustment) restatement, so long as the restatement affects the financial metrics underlying incentive awards.
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Workspan Daily
11/04/2025
Access bonus Workspan Daily Plus+ articles on this subject: Gen Z Is Reimagining Leadership: How to Play on Their Terms;Dual Career Ladders: Ways to Reward Specialist Leadership; Cantrell noted that in the firm’s 2025 Global Human Capital Trends report,
4 in 10 managers said their mental health deteriorated after taking the role.
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Course Experience: The Certified Senior Rewards Professional Course is delivered as both an immersive virtual live or in-person learning experience designed to support deep engagement and practical application. 28 hours of live instruction delivered virtually or in-person;2-hour virtual live follow-up session a week after the immersion;Interactive discussions, applied exercises, and strategic case analysis;Executive-level focus on strategy, governance, analytics, and influence; Total course time: 30 hours Part of the CSRP Pathway The Certified Senior Rewards Professional Course is the recommended preparation for the Certified Senior Rewards Professional (CSRP), a competency-based certification grounded in the Certified Senior Rewards Body of Knowledge.
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Course Experience The Total Rewards Leadership Course is delivered as an immersive virtual live learning experience designed to support deep engagement and practical application. 28 hours of live instruction delivered over two weeks;2-hour follow-up session a week after the immersion;Interactive discussions, applied exercises, and strategic case analysis;Executive-level focus on strategy, governance, analytics, and influence; Total course time: 30 hours Part of the TRLC Pathway The Total Rewards Leadership Course is the recommended preparation for the Total Rewards Leadership Certification (TRLC®), a competency-based certification grounded in the Total Rewards Leadership Body of Knowledge.
Workspan Daily
03/25/2022
Unconscious bias is often exacerbated in a remote or hybrid setting, which, depending on the organization, could have an outsized negative effect on females and people of color;
After a year of remote work brought on by the pandemic, many organizations had grand plans of returning to the office at some point during 2021.
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Workspan Daily
07/18/2023
After determining whether the switch to choice would be advantageous to workers, one of the biggest challenges is to provide fast and efficient access to all of the elements of rewards so the employee can make the choices all in one place, said Steve Brink, president and chief revenue officer at uFlexReward.
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Workspan Magazine
02/09/2024
Lupo joined the nation’s largest retailer in 2021, after serving as vice president, global total rewards, people operations and analytics at NIKE Inc.
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Workspan Daily
10/25/2024
Boeing’s more than 32,000 machinists in the Puget Sound area, in Oregon and in other locations walked off the job on Sept. 13 after voting downa previoustentative agreement that proposed raises of 25%.
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Workspan Magazine
12/05/2024
After discussing our plans for the upcoming holidays, one of our partners asked me a question that I’ve been thinking about ever since.
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Workspan Daily Plus+
01/14/2025
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After listening to employees, get creative with your data to show correlations you may not have previously considered to enhance your overall benefits programs.
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