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Healthcare Worker Shortage Predicted to Reach 100K by 2028 Consider Location and Compensation Employers in states anticipating deficits of certain roles need to know where to look for a surplus — and how to entice those workers to relocate, said Dan Lezotte, partner in workforce strategy and analytics at Mercer.

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He currently serves on the Chicago Compensation Association Board and has been a member of the WorldatWork Compensation Advisory Board and the Advisory Board for Compensation & Benefits Review.

BLS: Compensation Costs Rose 0.8% During Most Recent Data Quarter Compensation costs for U.S. civilian workers increased 0.8%, seasonally adjusted, for the three-month period ending in Sept. 2024, according to the latest Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) Employment Cost Index report , released on Thursday, Oct. 31.

Out of that total, the compensation for 390 days is calculated based on a person’s full income, while for the remaining 90 days, people get a fixed amount of 180 kronor ($17) per day.

Judging from the list of the 25 most-viewed articles during the past calendar year, particular subjects of interest included: ;Salary budget surveys for compensation planning; ;Employment law and regulatory compliance; ;Pay practices; ;Pay transparency; ;Job architecture; ;Hybrid and return to the office; Those are not really surprising considering prominent themes from 2024 included: ;A cooling job market; ;U.S. federal agencies issuing final rules; ;Employers and business organizations filing lawsuits against those final rules; ;American states proposing or passing pay transparency laws, as well as continuing momentum occurring at the global level; ;A tightening U.S. and global economy; ;The search for leading practices to maintain or enhance competitiveness in talent acquisition and retention; ;The continually changing state of the post-COVID-19 workplace; Check out the full most-viewed articles list below.

Google to Pay $8.4 Million in Overtime Settlement A federal judge signed off on an $8,369,000 settlement agreement between Google and 6,517 workers to resolve an overtime compensation lawsuit on Tuesday, HR Dive reports .

Employers can get a head start in evaluating their organization’s compensation from a pay equity lens and take remedial steps, prior to making public disclosures of salary ranges.; Reuse Permission Wisconsin is the latest state to consider a pay transparency law, joining an ongoing trend nationwide.