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46% believe an ethical employer is more important than a higher salary

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Nearly half (46%) of employees said that working for an ethical employer is more important to them than a higher salary , according to new research by PR agency Unhooked Communications. More than half (57%) prioritise working for an employer that champions diversity and inclusivity.

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Employers more likely to publish salary ranges than specific amounts

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Organisations are more likely to publish information on salary ranges than specific salaries, according to research by professional body the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD). Some employers publish both ranges and specific details (14%), whereas 24% publish neither.

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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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Can Pay Transparency Rules Ever Unbridle the Taboo of Sharing Salaries?

HR Digest

The deeply embedded generational norms and cultural taboo of sharing salaries are being eroded as a new wave of pay transparency rules inundated America’s workplace problems. At the beginning of 2023, Washington, New York, and California joined Colorado’s leaders in preparing for salary transparency for most open jobs.

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Why Employers Don’t Include Salary in Job Posts (and What To Do About It)

HR Digest

If you did a job search recently, you could see that some companies do not include salary information in their listings. There are many reasons why job postings don’t list salary information and we explain more about these reasons in this article. . Reasons Why Employers Don’t Include Salary in Job Posts.

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How can pay transparency manage employees’ expectations around salary?

Employee Benefits

Transparency around pay levels and salary capabilities helps to avoid frustration and misunderstandings and instead provide clarity and reassurance. Remember that salary and compensation are only part of the total reward picture. Remember that salary and compensation are only part of the total reward picture.

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Pay Transparency: Should Employers Disclose Salaries in Job Posts? | BerniePortal

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In an effort to combat the gender pay gap and solve other pay disparity issues, Colorado signed the Equal Pay for Equal Work Act into law, which requires employers to disclose salary information on job posts. In response, some employers are excluding candidates from these states altogether. Read on to find out.

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