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Compensation policy template

Workable

This policy template provides a comprehensive framework for managing employee compensation. It covers all aspects of compensation, including salary ranges, bonuses, benefits, and equity. What is a compensation policy? A compensation policy is a document that outlines an organization’s approach to compensating its employees.

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Unifying Market Pricing and Compensation Planning for Pay Equity

HRsoft

Compensation professionals face growing pressure to ensure fairness and transparency in pay practices amid changing regulations and heightened employee expectations. Traditionally, compensation processes operated in separate silos, with market pricing and compensation planning treated as distinct entities.

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If Employees Are Stiff and Stressed, Exercise at Work Can Help

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Despite that advice, many people say jobs and other demands keep them from getting the exercise they know they need. The CDC guide also suggests that employers use policies and incentives to encourage physical activity, such as flextime, paid activity breaks, or discounts for off-site exercise facilities.

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New Survey: Company Mission & Culture Matter More Than Compensation

Glassdoor for Employers

Collaboration: When companies exercise this value, their employees are cohesive and productive, within their group and across teams. Performance: The company recognizes performance and rewards results through compensation, recognition and promotion, and it handles underperforming employees tactfully and strategically. Learn More.

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Why Recruiters Should Push for Pay Transparency

NPA Worldwide

Recruiters should exercise their influence to emphasize the importance of pay transparency. When salary information is transparent, recruiters can attract high-quality candidates by offering competitive compensation packages right from the start. This transparency can lead to more successful placements and satisfied clients.

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NLRB Delays Effective Date of Joint-Employer Standard

Recruiting Daily Advisor

The 2020 Rule Under the 2020 rule, an entity was to be considered a joint employer of another’s employees if the entity had and actually exercised “substantial direct and immediate control” over an employee’s essential terms and conditions of employment. Let’s take a closer look.

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EntertainHR: How Employers Can Avoid a ‘Technical Foul’ When Faced with Union Organizing

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Here, Dartmouth argued the players on the team don’t meet the common-law test for “employee” under Section 2(3) of the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) because the players don’t perform work in exchange for compensation. Instead, it considered benefits such as equipment, apparel, tickets to the game, lodging, and meals as “compensation.”

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