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Transforming compensation management for the workforce of the future

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Transforming compensation management – free whitepaper

How you pay and reward your employees has never been so important – and they’ll be the first to tell you that.

For today’s employees, happiness at work is undoubtedly based on a number of factors such as work-life balance, learning and development opportunities, and various ‘soft’ benefits. Even so, research shows that salary still ranks as the most important consideration when looking for a job – with 60% of UK employees in agreement. A whopping 95% agree that they should also be rewarded with progressive increases in their ‘total rewards’ each year.

However many organisations are under-prepared to meet the rigours of modern compensation planning – but under investing in pay and reward strategy is no longer and option – in this free whitepaper we take a closer look at the reasons why.

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