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Front-line employers are navigating volatile wage growth. We examine how they are adjusting comp strategies to retain and attract talent while upholding fiscal responsibility.
Comp management is about more than the initial salary offer. You also have to plan for regular pay raises to keep up with inflation, reward performance and adjust to the changing market, all while maintaining pay equality.
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