Between the lack of flexibility and low wages, hourly workers seem to get the short end of the stick in the U.S. labor market—have they finally had enough? Learn what our Traci Chernoff thinks in the latest from Employee Benefit News: https://lnkd.in/eTgSnifj
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As the job market evolves, it's crucial for businesses to adapt, staying mindful of both market trends and regulatory changes. With the federal government's recent adjustments to overtime access thresholds, the landscape of compensation is set for further transformation. Stay tuned for more insights as we navigate these changes together. #CompensationTrends #EmployeeEngagement #BusinessStrategy #WorkforceRetention https://lnkd.in/eAqvYk9Q
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Total compensation is essential to attracting and retaining the best talent, and compensation analysis ensures your organization provides fair and equitable compensation, especially given the number of states that have increased minimum wage. We can help you develop a data-driven compensation strategy by beginning with up-to-date job descriptions and understanding your organizational compensation strategy. A thorough salary benchmarking and compensation analysis using specific company parameters provides current statistics and insights to make informed salary and benefits decisions that will help reduce turnover and retain legacy knowledge. https://lnkd.in/etBd2w9d #Compensation #EmployeeBenefits #HR #HumanResources #TotalRewards #WageCompression
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Workers are more likely to leave their jobs within the next six months, Eagle Hill Consulting researchers warned employers in a recent analysis of factors that play into retention. “Employers can expect increasing attrition” through mid-2024, they projected. (☆ caroline colvin) #humanresources #hr #compensation #retention
Workers are more satisfied with compensation — just a little bit
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As your business grows, it's important to think about potential wage compression. Consider encouraging collaboration between HR and the finance department to adjust pay structures and monitor for any inequalities. Possible solutions may include non-monetary benefits or rewards like variable pay plans or workplace flexibility. #WagesAndSalaries #Salary #Compensation #PayEquity https://lnkd.in/dacTyKtd
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Small businesses are contending with increased minimum wage, proving that solving the cost of living crisis requires confronting practical matters, too. https://lnkd.in/gVvGgvjZ #FutureOfWork #OKR #PulseSurvey #Strengths #HR #HRTech #OwnYouPerformance #Wellbeing #Goals #ContinuousPerformance #Personability #Synchievement #Development #Synchronize #Feedback
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BLOG: U.S. Department of Labor Proposes New Rule Increasing Minimum Salary for Exempt Employees Our team has a new post on our website about the new minimum salaries for exempt employees, and how it affects local businesses. Who is an exempt employee? What are your options? We answer these questions and MORE! Head to our website to read the full blog: https://lnkd.in/e7if9RGz #MinimumSalary #ExemptEmployee #EmploymentLaw #WordenThane
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In a paradigm shift, HR champions strategic salary hikes as the antidote to misguided cost-cutting. Discover why pay reductions may be counterproductive and explore the smarter alternatives for business success. https://lnkd.in/gzjyB5Zt #StrategicCompensation #InvestInTalent #HRInsights #EmployeeRetention #ProfitableLeadership
HR must argue for strategic salary hikes
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The demand for higher pay isn't limited to Hollywood, where writers and actors are on strike. Rising inflation and wage stagnation have pushed workers in almost all industries to demand better compensation. To bridge the gap in pay expectations, conduct internal audits of pay practices and gradually increase wages where needed. You can also brainstorm alternative benefits, such as work flexibility to keep top talent engaged while managing budget constraints. #WagesAndSalaries #Inflation #Compensation #EmployeeBenefits https://lnkd.in/ggy4rb6K
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🚀 Time to Act, HR Leaders! 📈 Some pretty seismic changes are coming across a number of states further to the Department of Labor's recent ruling, HR pros must nimbly adapt to escalated salary thresholds for "white-collar" exemptions. Are you ready to crunch numbers and reassess your workforce's status? By July 1, say hello to hefty salary hikes for certain exempt roles—if your state's laws don't already surpass the fed's new standards. This is where our homework begins. It's vital to dive deep into state laws affecting your remote or multi-state teams. What's at stake? Potentially, a 4 million-strong workforce could see their pay packets grow to meet the new rules—if they're under the EAP or HCE exemptions. Don't meet these terms? Get set for potential overtime payouts and dodge those misclassification lawsuits. ⚖️ Here's the kicker: by 2025, EAP salaries must hit at least $58,656 annually and HCE's bar leaps to $151,164 a year before 2024 rings in! Every three years, like clockwork, we'll see automatic increases. Big question: Should you hike base salaries or reclassify your team as nonexempt? The answer isn't always clear-cut. Consider the costs of anticipated overtime against that salary surge. And ensure you have good time tracking policies! Even for exempt employees, good records can be your best defense in misclassification battles. ⚔️ My takeaway? Get proactive, strategize and act decisively. There's room to be savvy about compliance and cost, but dodging action isn't an option. Share your thoughts and let's navigate these changes together! 👇#HR #OvertimeRule #Compliance https://lnkd.in/e54b9pyK
A new overtime threshold takes effect in mere weeks. HR should assess its impact now.
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