
A manager’s final days at a company are often filled with farewells and knowledge transfers, but for one individual, the most significant decision of their tenure arrived only after they had already decided to leave. Faced with a glaring pay

A manager’s final days at a company are often filled with farewells and knowledge transfers, but for one individual, the most significant decision of their tenure arrived only after they had already decided to leave. Faced with a glaring pay

The once-familiar rhythm of annual cost-of-living adjustments is fading as a new, more discerning era of compensation planning takes hold across the American corporate landscape. As the high-inflation environment that drove reactive pay hikes recedes, organizations are now embracing a
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In Australia, workers are grappling with significant wage theft, with studies indicating roughly $850 million lost yearly due to payroll errors. Research from Rippling highlights that 59% of Australian firms admitted to payroll mishaps in the last two years, ranging

Major changes to the UK’s IR35 rules are on the horizon, with significant revisions set to occur in April 2024. These reforms are designed to streamline the complex interactions between firms and personal service companies (PSCs) and to ensure that
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In Australia, workers are grappling with significant wage theft, with studies indicating roughly $850 million lost yearly due to payroll errors. Research from Rippling highlights that 59% of Australian firms admitted to payroll mishaps in the last two years, ranging

The trend of pay transparency in the workplace is becoming increasingly prevalent, as employers are beginning to openly disclose salary information. This transformation is driven by a combination of legal mandates in certain jurisdictions and a growing inclination among companies

In an unprecedented move underscoring its dedication to workers’ rights, France has set a new bar in the battle against maritime social dumping. The French government has passed a law requiring that ferry workers across the English Channel be paid

The International Labour Organisation (ILO) has taken a significant step in addressing wage disparity across the globe by advocating for a region-specific approach to establishing living wages. This pragmatic strategy moves away from a universal standard, recognizing the varied economic

As the Australian summer break concludes, a predictable resurgence in business activity occurs, marking the transition back to work for many. This well-established seasonal phenomenon has been confirmed by recent Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data, noting a rise in

Major changes to the UK’s IR35 rules are on the horizon, with significant revisions set to occur in April 2024. These reforms are designed to streamline the complex interactions between firms and personal service companies (PSCs) and to ensure that
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