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The Pathways To A Career in Human Resources: Degree Options Decoded

HR Digest

As such, employers often seek candidates with specialized knowledge and skills in areas such as talent management, employee relations, compensation and benefits, and organizational effectiveness. Graduates of these programs may pursue roles like HR manager, talent acquisition manager, or chief human resources officer (CHRO).

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Why Have a Pay Structure?

Compensation Cafe

Once an organization reaches a certain size in employee population it is typical practice for the Human Resources department to replace the ad hoc compensation/reward process with a more structured program. Here you will have an ascending hierarchy of grade designations (your position is a grade "x," mine is a grade "y", etc.),

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HR Moves: HR shakeups at Tesla and Boeing as shares slump

HR Brew

The newly created position oversees the previously dispersed HR teams, as well as employee relations, development and training, compensation, and employee resource affinity groups. Hill will report to interim CEO Sherrie Westin and oversee all HR functions for the company’s 400-plus employees, according to Variety.

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Cafe Classic: Do We Need a Pay Structure?

Compensation Cafe

Once an organization reaches a certain employee population it's been typical practice for the Human Resources department to replace their ad hoc compensation/reward processes with a more structured program. We're moving too fast," the CHRO told me, and "We don't have the time, people or money to focus on an HR project.".

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Do We Need a Pay Structure?

Compensation Cafe

Once an organization reaches a certain employee population it's been typical practice for the Human Resources department to replace their ad hoc compensation/reward processes with a more structured program. We're moving too fast," the CHRO told me, and "We don't have the time, people or money to focus on an HR project.".