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HR in 2024: Shaping Tomorrow’s Workforce Through Bold Leadership

HR Digest

Laura Hanson, CHRO, insightsoftware The Sun Shine on Fair Compensation The winds of change are blowing through the landscape of employment, carrying with them a demand for transparency and equity. Nearly half of job listings now display compensation ranges.

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Dry promotions: Definition, considerations, and guidelines for employers

Business Management Daily

Dry promotion vs a lateral move In a dry promotion, employees are taking on added responsibilities in addition to their existing job duties or ascending to a higher role without added pay. Some perks can help offset the lack of compensation increases. When and why do companies give employees dry promotions?

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Using Employee Feedback Data to Train the Next Generation of Management

Kazoo

As Baby Boomers retire, the need to shape younger workers to fill available management roles grows stronger. A company can more directly quantify this by measuring employee happiness with different aspects of the job including compensation, workplace environment and role clarity.

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Using Employee Feedback Data to Train the Next Generation of Management

Kazoo

As Baby Boomers retire, the need to shape younger workers to fill available management roles grows stronger. A company can more directly quantify this by measuring employee happiness with different aspects of the job including compensation, workplace environment and role clarity.

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Pay Equity Still Lags for Women Administrators

Cupa HR

Recruiting a more diverse pool of faculty candidates and mitigating bias in faculty promotions are also important to succession planning, as one notable path to the presidency is to start off as a faculty member, ascend to dean, then to provost, and then to president. You also might consider what talent pipeline programs exist on your campus.

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Talent: Long-Term Perspective Pays Greater Dividends

TalentCulture

As recently as 20 years ago, the long-term perspective was in ascendancy. The goal for many of us was to work at a large Fortune 500 company that offered the best benefits and a guaranteed retirement. Employees, tired of chasing higher compensation, are attracted to organizations that place a premium on values and mission statements.

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How to Identify and Keep a High-Potential Employee

Zenefits

A HiPo employee is a person who has been identified as possessing the ability and the potential to not merely be promoted, but to ultimately ascend to the most senior levels of the organization. Offer hard-to-refuse compensation packages. Note that remote work arrangements may include hybrid work options.