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Talent Economy Week in Review: May 14-18, 2018
These were the top TE stories from this week. Plus, the best of what we read from around the web.
3 Steps for HR to Achieve Pay Equity
Following Equal Pay Day, Zenefits’ Chief People Officer Beth Steinberg shares how HR can lead the way in achieving pay equity.
What We’re Reading: January 17, 2018
These are the top talent stories we're reading from around the web.
Talent 10x: Does Working at a Big Company Pay Better?
Hosts Rick Bell and Frank Kalman discuss a new study showing the upside of working for a large company rather than a small one isn't what it used to be. Plus, Wal-Mart gives out raises and bonuses.
The Case For Radical Transparency
Being open and honest about all aspects of a business — including workers’ compensation information—may be uncomfortable at first, but it’s likely the best way to improve in today’s business environment.
What We’re Reading: October 25, 2017
These are the top talent stories we're reading from around the web.
4 Steps to Managing Employee Morale During CEO Pay Disclosure
As public companies report the ratio of CEO pay to median worker compensation, managing morale can become a delicate balancing act.
Talent Economy Week in Review: September 4-8, 2017
The top TE stories from this week. Plus, the best of what we're reading from around the web.
Should Employers Get Out of The Retirement Business?
With workers struggling to adequately save for retirement and the changing nature of the employer-employee social contract, some experts say companies should get out of the retirement business altogether — while others say employers still have a valuable role to play.
The Talent Docket: August 2, 2017
Today’s top talent stories from around the web.
New Workforce Attitudes Push Leaders to Rethink Raises
New norms around the nature of work as well as shifting attitudes around pay and performance should lead executives to reconsider how they award compensation increases.
How Does the Minimum Wage Impact the Economy?
The federal minimum wage provides compensation increases at a different rate than inflation increases, leaving many workers behind economically. However, increasing pay too dramatically can have negative impacts.