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Key Considerations for a Pay-for-Performance Compensation Model

ClearCompany Recruiting

This article discussing the pay-for-performance compensation model and the benefits and drawbacks of this strategy was originally published in May 2015. One area that organizations can customize and personalize their strategies is in their compensation model for employees. Considerations For Pay-for-Performance.

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2023 Radio and TV Compensation Study

Media Staffing Network

The goal of the study is to guide radio & television owners, operators, and managers to develop sales compensation packages that attract – and retain – the best candidates, including those from younger demographics, in today’s highly competitive hiring landscape. The survey launched today and runs through February 10.

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Case Study: Day-Rate Rules Result in Overtime Pay for Exempt Highly Compensated Employee

Recruiting Daily Advisor

In an opinion authored by Justice Elena Kagan, the Court held that compensation based on a daily rate didn’t satisfy the “salary basis test,” which is required for an employee to be exempt from overtime compensation. The decision, while specific to day-rate compensation, also applies to exempt employees paid an hourly or shift rate.

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Case Study: Making Peace with Piece-Rate Pay

Recruiting Daily Advisor

When determining how to compensate nonexempt employees, employers have a variety of options. Piecing It Together Although there are advantages to piece-rate compensation, such as incentivizing workers to be more efficient and productive, employers that use this method still must comply with minimum wage and overtime requirements.

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Communicating Pay to Employees

Speaker: Rusty Lindquist, VP Strategic HR Insights at Bamboo HR

A study conducted by PayScale revealed that employees’ perceptions of how they are paid are a better predictor of their intent to stay than their actual fair pay to the market. How you can train your managers to have useful compensation conversations. Conversations about pay are often perceived as scary, demoralizing, or just boring.

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Case Study: DOL Dings Asheville Company for Overtime Pay Violation

Recruiting Daily Advisor

It’s different for public-sector employers—by regulation, they are allowed to use a comp-time system to compensate for overtime hours. The post Case Study: DOL Dings Asheville Company for Overtime Pay Violation appeared first on HR Daily Advisor. He can be reached at richard.rainey@wbd-us.com.

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Compensation

Media Staffing Network

For more information on sales compensation, visit our website and review the compensation studies for radio, television, and newspaper to learn what others are doing. .