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Compensation Conundrum Blog

Got Goals?
I am discovering that goals can serve a variety of purposes in organizing our often crazy lives.
Feb 24, 2010

... on hospitals ...
In the past couple of months I have had the chance to spend a lot of time visiting people in hospitals and I want to give a shout out to all the HR people in these enterprises.
Feb 11, 2010

What's Up? Reader Comments (1)  
The core issue behind improving employee understanding and perception of the company's total rewards investment may be that supervisors don't understand the total rewards philosophy or the specifics surrounding the various total rewards offerings, especially the compensation elements.
Jan 21, 2010

Insanity or Common Sense? Reader Comments (6)  
In these extraordinary times it seems organizations might want to re-think their approach to appraisal if for no other reason than the often-cited definition of insanity -- repeating the same behavior over and over expecting the outcome to be different.
Jan 12, 2010

Rewards that Don't: The Last of the Advanced Contrary Compensation RewardsRating: PoorFairNeutralGoodExcellent Reader Comments (1)  
Wrap up the year with the satirical musings of guest blogger H.R. Screwtape, who takes many years of service in the HR profession to cultivate this tongue-in-cheek look at rewards.
Dec 30, 2009

Rewards that Don't: Advanced Contrary Compensation RewardsRating: PoorFairNeutralGoodExcellent
Wrap up the year with the satirical musings of guest blogger H.R. Screwtape, who takes many years of service in the HR profession to cultivate this tongue-in-cheek look at rewards.
Dec 23, 2009

Rewards that Don't: The Last of the Intermediate Inverted RewardsRating: PoorFairNeutralGoodExcellent Reader Comments (1)  
Wrap up the year with the satirical musings of guest blogger H.R. Screwtape, who takes many years of service in the HR profession to cultivate this tongue-in-cheek look at rewards.
Dec 17, 2009

Heart TransplantRating: PoorFairNeutralGoodExcellent Reader Comments (1)  
I have had a change of heart on my view of the health care debate.
Dec 16, 2009

The King Is DeadRating: PoorFairNeutralGoodExcellent
Long live the new King -- base pay increases are dead and variable pay is the new normal!
Dec 16, 2009

Rewards that Don't: Intermediate Inverted RewardsRating: PoorFairNeutralGoodExcellent
Wrap up the year with the satirical musings of guest blogger H.R. Screwtape, who takes many years of service in the HR profession to cultivate this tongue-in-cheek look at rewards.
Dec 14, 2009

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Compensation Conundrum© is a thought-provoking blog that provides interesting perspectives on compensation and the compensation field. It delivers information with a slight edginess, while providing readers with a forum for discussion and thought leadership. Readers are strongly encouraged to give feedback on this blog by e-mailing Jim.



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