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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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Maximizing Healthcare Cost Control: A Holistic Approach for Self-Insured Employers and Employees

Recruiting Daily Advisor

healthcare landscape, self-insured employers face a dual challenge: ensuring top-quality healthcare for their employees while maintaining a tight grip on costs. Even with all their benefits, self-insured plans also present challenges, including a steep learning curve, accounting complexity, and potential financial risk.

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Employment Practices Liability Insurance 101

Recruiting Daily Advisor

We know not to retaliate against an employee who has exercised his or her rights in terms of Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) leave, workers’ compensation, whistleblowing, etc. The insurance is called employment practices liability insurance (EPL or EPLI). But what if you get sued anyway? EPLI: Things to Know.

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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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Court Upholds Dismissal After Employee Couldn’t Prove Monetary Damages

Recruiting Daily Advisor

The employer altered an employee’s position while he was on leave, but his compensation was frozen at a pre-leave level for six months. Because his compensation never changed, however, the court found no harm, no foul. Hickey sued Protective, alleging both interference of his FMLA rights and retaliation for exercising them.

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Understanding the NRLB’s New Joint Employer Rule Proposal

Recruiting Daily Advisor

For example, it defines “codetermination” as possessing “the authority to control (whether directly, indirectly, or both), or to exercise the power to control (whether directly, indirectly, or both), one or more of the employees’ essential terms and conditions of employment.” As the NLRB notes, proposed Section 103.40(c)

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Balancing the Scales: What the Rise of GLP-1s Means For Employers Today

Recruiting Daily Advisor

With GLP-1s, patients can successfully lose weight without having to do activities traditionally associated with losing weight such as major diet overhauls, or upping exercise regimens. After all, who wouldn’t want losing weight to be as simple as getting an injection?