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Open, Honest Communication Best Way to Combat Low Morale
November 21, 2008
Thirty-three percent of executives surveyed said lack of open and honest communication with staff members tops the list of management missteps that can erode morale.
Integrated Approach Key to Retaining Top Talent
November 21, 2008
Companies that take an integrated approach to employee retention are 20% less likely than other companies to experience problems attracting critical-skill employees and 25% less likely to have problems attracting top-performing employees ...
Boomers, Gen Y Get Benefits Information From Workplace
November 21, 2008
A new study found just over three-quarters (76%) of Baby Boomers and 68% of Generation Y workers get their benefits information from their employer.

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Compensation

CFO Pay Increase Rate Higher Than CEO
November 21, 2008
Last year, 39% of CEOs did not earn a salary increase, while only 15% of CFOs did not earn an increase.
American Pensions See Record $93-Billion Loss
November 21, 2008
After adjustment for liability gains, pension funding dropped to 92.7% (a 12% decline from the funded ratio at the beginning of 2008) after surrendering a total of $59 billion ...
More Than One-Quarter of Canadian Employers Make 2009 Salary Revisions Due to Economic Crisis
November 20, 2008
In a follow-up survey of 144 Canadian organizations by Aon Consulting, 66% of the organizations that made changes to their 2009 salary forecasts said they did so for their pay increase budget exclusively.

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Benefits

Boomers, Gen Y Get Benefits Information From Workplace
November 21, 2008
A new study found just over three-quarters (76%) of Baby Boomers and 68% of Generation Y workers get their benefits information from their employer.
American Pensions See Record $93-Billion Loss
November 21, 2008
After adjustment for liability gains, pension funding dropped to 92.7% (a 12% decline from the funded ratio at the beginning of 2008) after surrendering a total of $59 billion ...
Canadian Pension Sponsors Get Tips on De Risking Plans.html
November 20, 2008
In light of the financial crisis and the Canadian governments willingness to consider easing restrictive pension funding rules, corporate pension executives are looking for ways to de-risk pension strategies.

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Work-Life

New FMLA Regulations Released
November 14, 2008
The Department of Labor (DOL) has released new, final regulations to the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) of 1993. The regulations were updated to address new military family leave provisions ...
Middle Managers Say Sour Economy Equals Low Employee Morale
November 14, 2008
Nearly two-thirds of U.S. middle managers report that the economy is taking a negative toll on their work environments.
U.K. Workers To Get More Paid Leave, Still Lowest Amount in Europe
November 13, 2008
By April 2009 the minimum number of paid leave days in the United Kingdom (U.K.) will increase from 24 to 28 days ...

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Canada

Canadian Pension Sponsors Get Tips on De Risking Plans.html
November 20, 2008
In light of the financial crisis and the Canadian governments willingness to consider easing restrictive pension funding rules, corporate pension executives are looking for ways to de-risk pension strategies.
More Than One-Quarter of Canadian Employers Make 2009 Salary Revisions Due to Economic Crisis
November 20, 2008
In a follow-up survey of 144 Canadian organizations by Aon Consulting, 66% of the organizations that made changes to their 2009 salary forecasts said they did so for their pay increase budget exclusively.
Sales Comp Pros Tell Conference: Dont Think ShortTerm; Paradigm is Changing
November 19, 2008
At the Canadian Total Rewards Conference, sales compensation mavens David Johnston and Vivian Jennings said cutting back, laying off workers and freezing spending is a shortsighted view of doing business during an economic slowdown.

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Global

American Pensions See Record $93-Billion Loss
November 21, 2008
After adjustment for liability gains, pension funding dropped to 92.7% (a 12% decline from the funded ratio at the beginning of 2008) after surrendering a total of $59 billion ...
Panel Provides Advice in Trying Times During Total Rewards Conference in Brussels
November 21, 2008
Grappling with the new economic realities, a panel of leading practitioners discussed their own experiences with rewards practices in Europe during the WorldatWork Total Rewards Europe Conference Oct. 28-30. The presentation was one of 14 during the two-day conference that provided case studies, advice on strategy, and tips for communicating total rewards to employees.
2008 Total Rewards Asia-Pacific Conference Focuses on Retention in Uncertain Times
November 19, 2008
Control the environment, and you control your work-life and destiny. That is the essence of the opening keynote address at the WorldatWork Total Rewards Asia Pacific 2008 Conference held in Singapore last month where more than 200 attendees from 25 countries gathered to network and learn ways to retain talent in the competitive Asia-Pacific market.

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HR Profession

Open, Honest Communication Best Way to Combat Low Morale
November 21, 2008
Thirty-three percent of executives surveyed said lack of open and honest communication with staff members tops the list of management missteps that can erode morale.
Integrated Approach Key to Retaining Top Talent
November 21, 2008
Companies that take an integrated approach to employee retention are 20% less likely than other companies to experience problems attracting critical-skill employees and 25% less likely to have problems attracting top-performing employees ...
CFO Pay Increase Rate Higher Than CEO
November 21, 2008
Last year, 39% of CEOs did not earn a salary increase, while only 15% of CFOs did not earn an increase.

More HR profession news >>

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