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Cafe Classic: Rethinking Compensation Training

Compensation Cafe

Editor's Note: Is your manager training on compensation failing to get the job done? Here's a look at a few ways compensation training could become far more effective. In our world of performance management and compensation, each department or division has different employee performance and talent management demands.

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Compensation Transparency: Advice for Getting the Balance Just Right

UpstartHR

This specifically applies to compensation as well. Trends in Transparency : A wide variety of trends have contributed to this increased demand for compensation transparency. Leveling the playing field between two parties in an exchange helps both to feel like they got a fair deal, which is essential in an employment situation.

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Where's the Fun in our Compensation Jobs?

Compensation Cafe

We really don't spend much time studying the emotions we feel as we practice compensation. Some people find compensation basics boring -- job analysis, job definition, job pricing using surveys and so on. Compensation success isn't holed up in the HR office, it's live tested out there between managers and employees.

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5 Common HR Issues for Small Businesses and How to Solve Them

Extensis

Learning and development : Coach up-and-coming managers to build a pipeline of support, provide training on soft skills like time management, leverage technology to streamline processes, or consider outsourcing some tasks to lighten managers’ workloads. Note: HRO partnerships do not involve a co-employment relationship.

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Four reasons your emerging leaders need mentors

Everwise

millennials have a desire to work for companies that do more than offer cushy compensation and flexible vacation time. It suggests that 10 percent of an employee’s learning should come from course-based learning, while the rest should come from coaching and mentoring (20 percent) and day-to-day practice (70 percent).

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Manager Talking Points for Compensation Conversations: Part II

Compensation Today

This is an excerpt from our recent ebook collaboration with BambooHR entitled Everything You Need to Know About Communicating Pay. Download the full ebook here. Quick aside on “negotiations” during increase/compensation review meetings: This should not be happening between manager and employee. GET A DEMO.

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Building Blocks of Great Performance Management: 3 Common Goals

Achievers

First, it should provide in-the-moment coaching, helping individuals to understand what went well and what could be enhanced the next time around. Resources for development might include mentors or coaches who are their advocates within the organization. It’s also important to note that rewarding equitably is not just about pay.