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The Rise of Salary Transparency: How Employers are Attracting Talent in a Tight Labor Market

HR Digest

According to recent data from Indeed, salary transparency has more than doubled in the past three years. In February 2020, only 18% of job listings included employer-provided salary information. Seattle saw a 166% increase, while San Francisco Bay’s salary advertising jumped by 185%. Well, you’re in luck!

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Salary Benchmarking Guide - Importance, Process, Challenges, and Trends

Empuls

Salary benchmarking is when HR compares the organization's pay levels with market rates for similar jobs. Importance of salary benchmarking One can summarize the importance of salary benchmarking as follows: 1. Importance of salary benchmarking One can summarize the importance of salary benchmarking as follows: 1.

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Job Candidates See Red Flags When Employers Refer to the Workplace as ‘Family’

HR Digest

According to a recent study conducted by People Managing People , a human resources content provider, nearly one in five (18%) job candidates consider it a warning sign when an interviewer refers to the company as a “family” during the interview process.

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FLSA status — exempt vs non-exempt, what do employers need to know?

Business Management Daily

Employment classifications can be troubling territory. The FLSA establishes federal minimum wage, overtime pay requirements, employer recordkeeping standards, and youth employment standards affecting employees in the private sector and in Federal, State, and local governments. These are typically salaried employees.

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How Can Employers Help Employees With the Cost of Living Crisis?

Empuls

It has become imperative for employers to support employees and their families to help sustain and overcome this global challenge. Employers and employees need to work together by utilizing an effective communication channel and helping the management develop the most appropriate solutions to address these issues.

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High-Paying Tech Jobs that don’t need a College Degree

HR Digest

Some jobs and employers don’t seek bookish knowledge, but skills and expertise experience also along with it. Here are some of the top tech jobs where employers look beyond a college degree. Front-end Engineer. Front end engineers are always in demand, more so as the world is now going digital. Cloud Engineer.

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17 High-Paying Jobs for Women

HR Digest

Earnings vary according to the engineering discipline, but median salaries often approach or exceed six figures. For example, chemical engineers earn a median annual salary of $96,616. The median annual income for a woman engineer, in general, is $65,468. Human Resource Managers. Management Analyst.