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2022 Was Another Record Year for HR Tech: See 20+ M&A Activities that Shaped the Market

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What’s most exciting for us is that many of these companies that are succeeding and shaking up the industry are also winners in the HR Tech Awards program (now accepting 2023 submissions), a clear indication that the judges in our program see significant value in what these firms are bringing to the market for their clients.

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Boese: 3 HR technologies that can help employers struggling to hire

HRExecutive

And the industries suffering the most profound job losses since February 2020 are traditionally on the lower ends of the wage scale: leisure and hospitality, education, health and retail. Even in these hard-hit industries, firms of different sizes experienced the downs and ups of the labor market differently.

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Tech is changing the game for compensation managers

HR Brew

Gone are the days of sifting through Excel cells or binders to audit employee compensation on a once-a-year basis. The proliferation of pay data makes HR’s role more complex, but technology has also evolved to meet the needs of today’s compensation managers. We used to get binders,” he said. “We Now, everything is electronic.”

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Human Resources Director: Job Description, Skills & Salary

Analytics in HR

Human Resources Director salary The Human Resources Director’s salary depends on the years of experience, education, industry, and qualifications. Payscale estimates that the average HR Director salary in the United States is around $179,000 annually, while Glassdoor states the average total pay is around $171,000 yearly.

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The 2019 PayScale Wage Index

No matter your industry, it's crucial that you stay up to date on the current compensation trends. The PayScale Index will let you do just that - it tracks quarterly changes in total cash compensation for full-time, private industry employees in 19 job categories. Industry wage growth for Q1 2019.

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Why HR leaders view unions more positively than executives overall

HR Brew

But recent data from Payscale suggests HR has a more positive view of unions than executive leadership overall. A survey of HR and compensation professionals conducted in November and December of last year found 62% of those whose organizations bargain with unions believe their HR leadership views unions positively.

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3 Tips to Design a Transparent Non-profit Compensation Strategy

Compensation Today

Jessica Miller-Merrell, blogging4jobs PayScale reports that a more transparent compensation policy can support the recruitment and retention of employees at many non-profit organizations, especially in a growing multi-generational environment. What does this mean for your organization? Who do you compete with for talent?