



Employee Comp Convos
This eBook provides four scenarios of common pay conversations. For each scenario, we include tips for how managers practice and level-up their comp conversation skills.
The labor market has become fiercely competitive, with many retail businesses struggling to staff enough service workers to assist customers in brick and mortar stores as well as the talent needed to support the surge in e-commerce and online shopping. Payscale delivers the salary data and software solutions that helps leading organizations in the retail and customer service industry build modern compensation programs to attract and retain talent.
See what's possibleIn the recovering economy, the retail industry is booming and employers are struggling to find qualified applicants for their open positions. Competitive wages and total rewards packages are essential to attract talent in a hot job market.
After a rough two years of difficult working conditions during a pandemic in combination with rising inflation and increases in opportunity, employees are expecting higher than average pay increases to keep pace with the market.
In a hyperactive job market, you have to think about pay equity. Pay for new hires can outpace tenured employees, even managers, which can put you at risk of unmanageable turnover.
With all the challenges in the current job market, it is imperative for employees to understand pay policies and for managers to be trained on compensation.
Payscale gives you access to current salary data that you can cut any way you like it — even by competitors! — so you can make pay decisions right now.
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View more customer storiesThe Payscale Index tracks quarterly changes in total cash compensation for full-time, private industry employees and education professionals. In addition to a U.S. trends index, it includes separate indices for specific industries, metropolitan areas, job categories, and company sizes.
See the latest Payscale indexThis eBook provides four scenarios of common pay conversations. For each scenario, we include tips for how managers practice and level-up their comp conversation skills.
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