Last week’s WorldatWork conference in Orlando was an excellent opportunity to learn about the latest developments in the field of total rewards. Here are some of my key takeaways from the sessions that I attended: It’s about more than dollars and cents – Various speakers drove home this point in different contexts, but a common… [Read more…]
Telling your organization's total rewards story help to cement the organization's position as a strong competitor and employer of choice.
Google's decision to increase all employee salaries by 10% is one way to try to hold on to talent. A different step employers may want to consider is taking the time to be sure that employees fully understand and appreciate what their current total compensation package consists of.
Print, online - one is not always better when it comes to employee communications.
MetLife's 8th Annual Study of Employee Benefits Trends sees room for improvement in employee communications.
A new study finds that organizations are looking to control the costs of total rewards programs in 2010 while still ensuring that those programs have a positive strategic impact.
With wages expected to remain flat for an extended period - but overall total compensation costs expected to increase - communicating the total compensation message to employees is critical.
Employers need to be sure that the marketing around their total compensation/total rewards programs match the reality of the programs.
Supporters of the recently introduced Lifetime Income Disclosure Act say that the bill will help Americans plan for a more secure retirement. But critics contend that providing the information contemplated by the bill could lead to 401(k) participants taking bigger risks than they should.
A solid communication strategy can positively influence employees' attitudes toward their benefits package.
May 29, 2012
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