Tag Archives: Pay
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Three high-risk engagement strategies
Engagement initiatives too often try to encapsulate ever-changing trends that promise the earth, as companies boast about progressive ways of working for public relations purposes or “about us” pages. But what happens when the idea doesn’t quite live up to reality? Here are some revealing case studies
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It’s time to tackle the gender pension gap
More needs to be done to ensure women are as financially prepared for retirement as men, yet experts remain at odds over potential solutions
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Chief executive pay continues to skyrocket
An ever-widening gap between the pay of chief executives and ordinary workers may be damaging productivity as well as morale among employees
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Reward top performers with higher pay
Should employees who add value or bring in more business get greater reward?
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Want to know how much colleagues are paid?
Whether or not individuals’ pay should be made public is a matter of controversy. Here are the arguments for and against
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Fair pay for a hard day at the office?
Attacks on “fat cat” bosses paid many times more than workers may make good headlines, but how do chief executives justify their big pay cheques?
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Fighting the fat cats
Curbing excessive executive pay may mean fundamentally rethinking the UK’s orthodoxies of shareholder capitalism and austerity
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Should you let them go or counter-offer?
Sometimes when a member of staff says they are leaving, it’s best to let them go without offering a pay rise in the hope they will stay