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Equity or Fairness?

Equity or Fairness?

This is an article in an ongoing series by David Creelman about redesigning compensation planning to acquire and retain top performers. You can catch up on our previous discussions by clicking...

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AI Is Coming For Mid-Career Office Workers

COMP NEWS - A new study indicates that AI may not hurt lower-skilled workers as much as mid-skilled workers in white-collar office jobs. Academics Erik Brynjolfsson, Lindsey R. Raymond, and Danielle Li recently studied the impact of access to an AI-based...

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Teachers earn $67K On Average. Is Push For Raises Too Late?

COMP NEWS - As teacher shortages continue to affect the country, both Republican and Democrat politicians are pushing for pay increases and better care for teachers. HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — As schools across the country struggle to find teachers to hire, more governors...

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United Pilots to Picket as Airline Unions Press for Pay Raise

COMP NEWS - Pilots from United Airlines, one of the country's biggest airlines, are preparing to picket as they push for higher pay. Just ahead of what could be a record-breaking summer travel season, pilots from one of the nation’s biggest airlines are preparing to...

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Workplace Incentives That Your Employees Want: A Primer

COMP NEWS - New research from the Incentive Research Foundation sheds light on the incentives employees want most. #1 on the list? Cold, hard cash. Implementing a workplace incentive program is about recognizing employees, not holding a contest. Frame your survey to...

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How Much Do Tech Workers Really Make In 2023?

COMP NEWS - An upcoming 2023 compensation survey report has collected data from more than 750 technology professionals to determine current salary trends for software engineers. Code & Supply, an international community of software professionals based in...

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