Earlier this month, LinkedIn introduced LinkedIn Salary for users in the U.S., UK, and Canada (rollout to the rest of the world is expected in 2017). The … Read more
Budgeting Comp For a Blended Workforce
One of the key missions of a CHRO (or those who want to become CHROs) is to create a compensation plan. This has become increasingly complicated and … Read more
How to Decide Comp In A Continuous Feedback Workplace
Now that your company has started giving more frequent feedback, you may be wondering how this new system will impact compensation and promotion decisions. … Read more
You’ll Be Better Off Talking to Them About Pay
It’s time to bring compensation into the modern era. Companies are successful when they make their organization a place where the best people want to work. … Read more
What You Can Do About Shrinking Take Home Pay
Big companies. Small companies. Private. Public. For-profit. Nonprofit. Manufacturers. Tech shops. Banks. Hospitals. Retailers. You name it. They all want … Read more
How to Link Pay to Performance When You’ve Eliminated Reviews
Performance management is definitely undergoing a midlife crisis; it’s time for it to reinvent itself. For the past few HR and compensation conferences … Read more
Selling Your Comp Plan the FAB Way
How are great salespeople able to seamlessly turn every one of your concerns into a demonstration of the prowess of their product? Are they really just … Read more
Good, But Not Good Enough: Matching Workers with High-growth Jobs
In the six years since the global financial crisis, the U.S. economy has gained much of the economic strength that was lost in the recession. In the last … Read more
Some Simple Steps “Traditional” Employers Can Take to Modernize Their Pay Practices
At PayScale, we strive to help all kinds of organizations embrace modern compensation practices to engage their workforce and drive results. Even employers … Read more
It’s Bad For the Employee to Pay Too Much
What is the worst thing you can do to an employee? According to management consultants Doug and Polly White, authors of the article “The Worst Thing … Read more