Comp & Benefits: Page 26


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    Salary transparency has doubled in the past 3 years, Indeed research finds

    Another recent report shows pay disclosures increase competition for jobs.

    By March 16, 2023
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    FLSA permits employers to dock PTO for productivity shortfalls, 3rd Cir. says

    Such deductions don’t run afoul of the law because they don’t reduce workers’ salaries, the appeals court said Wednesday.

    By March 15, 2023
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    Top trends in total rewards

    Trends in total rewards strategies continue to shift in response to the market, employee demands and even advances in technology.

    By HR Dive staff
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    ‘We’re already there’: Union Pacific reports pay parity, diverse board

    Women, however, make up a small part of the railroad’s workforce. It has committed to doubling representation to 11% by 2030.

    By Carolyn Crist • March 15, 2023
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    Biden’s budget features affordable child care, 12 weeks paid leave

    While the $6.8T budget proposal has been called “dead on arrival,” it shows the administration’s priorities for working families.

    By March 14, 2023
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    How The Better Meat Co. scrambled to meet payroll after the SVB collapse

    CEO and co-founder Paul Shapiro said a fast and unexpected loss of access to capital was one scenario the company wasn’t prepared to handle.  

    By Megan Poinski • March 14, 2023
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    9th Cir.: Target should have included shift differential in calculating California employee’s final pay

    But because California courts haven’t been clear on the law, Target acted on a good faith belief of what was required, the court noted.

    By Laurel Kalser • March 14, 2023
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    Pew: Flexible work, changes to cultural norms needed to close gender pay gap

    Discrimination also plays a role in pay inequities, the researchers said.

    By Carolyn Crist • March 13, 2023
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    Etsy, Patreon urge Congress to include microbusinesses in paid leave talks

    The ability to offer paid leave is essential for small businesses to compete with larger ones, but microbusinesses and the self-employed should have a seat at the table, the group said.

    By March 10, 2023
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    CFO base pay raises outpace CEOs’

    Finance chiefs edged out top executives for salary increases on average, though CEOs saw higher gains in total compensation.

    By Grace Noto • March 9, 2023
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    WTW: International pension and savings plans on the rise for expats, workers in unstable countries

    “International plans are a flexible way for employers to offer these vital benefits in a secure and efficient way,” Tony Broomhead of WTW said.

    By March 9, 2023
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    How employers can mitigate the ‘motherhood penalty’

    PwC researchers said paid, gender-neutral leave can help close the gender gap in this lifetime.

    By March 8, 2023
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    How one bot’s crusade to expose the UK gender pay gap went viral

    Using government-reported employer pay data in the UK, Francesca Lawson and Ali Fensome’s Gender Pay Gap App is riling up the internet.

    By March 7, 2023
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    ‘Digital nomads’ expand the reaches of remote work

    One digital nomad told HR Dive the opportunity to travel keeps her engaged in her job and grateful to come to work every day.

    By March 7, 2023
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    It ‘stops at the door’: WTW’s benefit advisors say firm’s pay practices fall short of its guidance to employers

    Workers described base pay rates that generally track market data, but said they face moving targets for bonuses and have been ignored or brushed off when raising pay concerns.

    By March 6, 2023
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    Lawsuits allege Kroger payroll transition glitch led to missed, incorrect paychecks

    Payroll and timekeeping systems changes have exposed companies to legal risks in recent months.

    By March 2, 2023
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    ‘Momentum is building’: Longtime advocate weighs in on the modern movement for fair pay

    “Employers have a central role to play in closing the pay gap,” Noreen Farrell told HR Dive in a recent conversation. 

    By March 2, 2023
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    Study: Progress still slow on employee access to mental health

    While awareness among employers is growing, a shortage of practitioners and long wait times for care hinder employee access.

    By Feb. 28, 2023
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    Employer pay strategies increasingly prioritize transparency and equity, Payscale finds

    “Pay transparency is the future,” a Payscale official told HR Dive.

    By Laurel Kalser • Feb. 28, 2023
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    Principal, teacher turnover exceeds pre-pandemic levels

    Principal turnover reached 16% in 2021-22, surpassing teacher turnover of 10% the same year, according to a RAND Corp. survey of district leaders.

    By Anna Merod • Feb. 28, 2023
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    Pay transparency is not just ‘a compliance exercise’

    Sharing pay ranges has a competitive stake for companies, talent and compensation professionals say.

    By Feb. 27, 2023
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    Using pay transparency to impact culture, employee trust and manager effectiveness

    Lessons HR leaders have learned from pay transparency laws and how those lessons can inform how they will respond in the future as the laws continue to evolve.

    By Johnny Martinez – Director, People Advisory & Organizational Change and Mariateresa Romeo – Associate Director, People Advisory & Organizational Change • Feb. 27, 2023
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    Florida bill would require some employers to cover detransition care

    Dubbed the “Reverse Woke Act,” the proposed law would pertain to companies that cover treatment for gender dysphoria — and apply beyond employment.

    By Feb. 24, 2023
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    Could pay equity going ‘mainstream’ help close the racial pay gap?

    Those in the industry say pay equity is gaining ground thanks to a push for pay transparency.

    By Feb. 23, 2023
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    15% of workers do not take full parental leave, study finds

    The pressure on parents to return to work before their leave ends varies by industry, the survey from HR software company Remote found. 

    By Feb. 22, 2023
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    Employee making $200K can earn overtime, SCOTUS holds

    Michael Hewitt did not meet the Fair Labor Standards Act’s definition of an executive because his pay structure did not constitute a salary, Justice Elena Kagan wrote.

    By Updated Feb. 22, 2023