Best Practices for Effectively Working with a Compensation Committee
As HR leaders, you are typically expected to serve as a strategic partner to the CEO and Compensation and/or Talent Committee of the Board or the Board itself if this sub-committee does not exist, as in some smaller organizations.
Read ArticleTrends in Writing Reports Publicly and Privately
As the new year begins, many who participate in authoring annual reports and proxy statements will benefit from recognizing the changing landscape of formal organization documentation and publications.
Read ArticleThe Benefits of Non-Monetary Incentives
Compensation comes in all shapes and sizes. Two of the most common forms are base salary and annual bonus. These two, of course, come in the form of monetary or cash compensation. There are other forms of compensation, which one could argue are more important than these.
Read Article2020 Merit Increases & Other Timely Compensation Facts
It’s hard to believe that it’s salary budgeting time of the year again. I’m probably in denial, refusing to let go of the last few glimpses of summer!
Read ArticleCorporate Culture — What is it and Why Does it Matter?
These days I hear the word company culture used in many ways. We see it used in job postings, employers constantly talk about having a great culture, and I hear many employees who have lost their jobs say they were let go because they were not a cultural fit. Although the word is used quite frequently not many people can really articulate what it means.
Read ArticleHow an Effective HR Leader Can Help Drive Results
Many middle-market privately held companies are becoming increasingly aware of how an effective human resource leader can contribute to the success of the business’s bottom line. Consider just a few of the significant changes that have taken place in the last 10 or 15 years that represent continuing challenges for many businesses.
Read ArticleRobots Entering The Workplace
Don’t worry about a robot taking your job. Buy a robot and spend time doing more meaningful work.
Read ArticleHiring Tips to Avoid Limiting Your Candidate Pool
When looking at filling critical positions you may consider a few different hiring approaches.
Read ArticleRecruiter’s Advice about the Changing Job Market
The national unemployment rate is currently at 3.8%, with some markets being as low as 2.4%. This is creating a new normal for employers – we are in a candidate driven market.
Read ArticleWhat Does Your Vacation Policy Say to New Hires?
Vacation time. All companies offer it, but many times it can become a sticking point during hiring negotiations because there are still many companies out there who wish to stick with older, outdated corporate vacation policies.
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