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TV Sales: A Strong Compensation Profession?

Media Staffing Network

The Spring 2020 edition of the Radio + Television Business Report magazine is officially available via PDF to all subscribers, and in it are the exclusive findings of a survey conducted by RBR+TVBR and Media Staffing Network. This was Media Staffing Network’s first compensation study in TV. “We

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Putting Your Money Where Your Mouth Is: Compensation and Benefits

JazzHR

An attractive compensation and benefits package is one of the best ways to recruit new hires and retain current staff, but being too generous is obviously a strain on the budget. When putting together a compensation and benefits strategy, you want to find a way to offer pay and perks that are desirable, yet feasible.

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7 Habits of Highly Successful Compensation Professionals

Recruiting Daily

That means advances in technology are creating new requirements for candidates, even while they generate new challenges for compensation professionals. For the compensation professional, it’s no longer enough to take a standard scientific approach to compensation. Self-Discipline. Analyze, Create and Deliver Data.

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9 Companies Around the World That Are Embracing Diversity in a BIG Way

Social Talent

Veterans Magazine as the “Best of the Best” for strides made in diversity efforts, and being one of only two companies that have been on the Working Mother 100 Best list for the past 28 years. Various rewards and recognitions the company has received include being recognised by U.S.

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The Cost of Making A Bad Hire is Rising. Here’s Why

Acara Solutions

Because of labor shortages caused by the pandemic, employees with in-demand skill sets have greater autonomy to dictate their compensation, remote work flexibility, and other important elements of their employment during negotiations with prospective employers.

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The dishonest myth of work-life balance

Workable

Work-life balance” found one of its earliest and loudest champions in the magazine Working Mother , set up in 1979. Companies want everyone to work as hard as possible and employees expect to be compensated for their labor at a price the market deems competitive. The incentives here are pretty clear.

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The 10 Must-Read Articles for Talent Professionals This Week

Linkedin Talent Blog

And further down the list, you can also learn why a recruiter left their conversation with ChatGPT feeling confident about the future of their role; why companies shouldn’t be afraid of turnover; and why some businesses are taking the unusual step of tying compensation to days at the office. It’s Not All About the Money (ATD Magazine) 5.