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What Your Colleagues Are Reading, February 2010
WorldatWork publications show up a ton in the February listing of top documents hit by members.
Mar 5, 2010

Adios Mexico City
Sometimes my job brings me great intangible rewards -- like occasionally getting to see a part of the world that I haven't seen before.
Mar 2, 2010

Follow-up: Pink Is #1 Reader Comments (11)  
After all the disparaging comments to a recent post, I was stunned to see what just appeared as the #1 business book of 2010 according to the Wall Street Journal.
Feb 22, 2010

The Money-Happiness Connection Reader Comments (1)  
"Hourly paid employees know the exact worth of each hour of work. They think about their income regularly and begin comparing the value of their time to the amount of their happiness."
Feb 19, 2010

Call in the Experts
With Congress' directive to return all government employees currently covered by NSPS to GS by 2012 and propose a new pay system by April 1, 2010, the talent and best thinking of HR specialists in the defense and supporting federal communities need to be leveraged.
Feb 16, 2010

Snowstorms Heighten PhobiasRating: PoorFairNeutralGoodExcellent Reader Comments (1)  
What's the telework trend in your organization?
Feb 12, 2010

Super Bowl Pay for Performance Reader Comments (5)  
According to Wikipedia, the cost of a 30-second ad on CBS during the game last night was $3.1 million.For their efforts, all of the winning and losing players took home the equivalent of 60 seconds worth of advertising time.
Feb 8, 2010

PinkRating: PoorFairNeutralGoodExcellent Reader Comments (10)  
Will all employees be de-motivated by the "excessive control" of pay for performance?
Feb 4, 2010

The Reclusive Pay Czar Makes an Appearance Reader Comments (1)  
I rarely see Pres. Obama's "Pay Czar" Kenneth Feinberg quoted in the media -- let alone interviewed -- so I was surprised to see him on MSNBC last night talking about executive compensation.
Feb 2, 2010

What Your Colleagues Are Reading, January 2010
I had the opportunity to partner with a couple of folks here to produce a new WorldatWork white paper on total rewards in the public sector. We just released the report a couple of weeks ago, so it was pretty exciting to see it in the most frequently viewed documents.
Feb 1, 2010

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