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Overtime: What Proposed DOL Overtime Exemption Could Mean For Employers?

HR Digest

Raises the salary threshold from $455 per week ($23,660 per year) to $679 per week ($35,308 per year). Raises the total annual compensation required for the highly compensated employee exemption from $100,000 to $147,414. It required employers to pay overtime to salaried employees unless they make: More than $913 per week; or.

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Which Job Perks Do Employees Value?

HR Digest

Amazon, Costco and Walmart, have bumped paychecks, Glassdoor’s Employment Confidence Survey found that 4 in 5 employees would choose additional benefits over a pay raise. Kate Savage: Investing in your talent – beyond salary and performance bonus is key. While some businesses, like JPMorgan Chase & Co.,

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Employee Recognition and 6 Powerful Ways To Implement It

Vantage Circle

Traditional employee benefits like Paid holidays, Salary Hike, Maternity Paternity and Adoption Leave, Retirement Benefits etc. Also, almost 80% of employees say they would prefer new benefits – over a pay raise. are no longer considered as rewards. Employees love it when you provide them with a plethora of benefits and perks.

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Employee Recognition and 6 Powerful Ways To Implement It

Vantage Circle

Traditional employee benefits like Paid holidays, Salary Hike, Maternity Paternity and Adoption Leave, Retirement Benefits etc. Also, almost 80% of employees say they would prefer new benefits – over a pay raise. are no longer considered as rewards. Employees love it when you provide them with a plethora of benefits and perks.

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Employee Recognition and 6 Powerful Ways To Implement It

Vantage Circle

Now benefits can be traditional employee benefits like Paid holidays, Salary Hike, Maternity Paternity and Adoption Leave, Retirement Benefits etc. Also, almost 80% of employees say they would prefer new benefits – over a pay raise. Everybody loves a little extra!