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Core HR

SalaryIQ Expands to 30+ Countries Providing Real-Time Compensation Data

Salary.com has recently announced a significant expansion of its real-time compensation intelligence solution, SalaryIQ. This cutting-edge platform now provides vital compensation insights across more than 30 countries. By aggregating data from millions of job postings on various platforms, SalaryIQ empowers organizations to adjust and benchmark compensation packages based on the latest market information. Leveraging AI Technology for Competitive Compensation Comprehensive

March 12, 2025

Payroll

New Policy on Unjustified Dismissal Claims for High-Earners Introduced

In a significant move expected to impact high-earning employees and their relationships with their employers, Workplace Relations and Safety Minister Brooke van Velden recently unveiled a new policy designed to streamline the process of managing dismissals for high-income positions. This policy has introduced a high-income threshold, targeting employees who earn above $180,000 per annum. In an effort to ensure a

March 10, 2025

Payroll

Are Pay Rises in Private Sector Keeping Up With Inflation Trends?

Recent trends in pay rises within the private sector have shown both stability and increased variability, as captured by data from Incomes Data Research (IDR) in the last three months ending January 2025. During this time, the average pay increase remained steady at 4%, indicating a slight uptick in certain sectors. However, the data reveals a compelling narrative about how

March 10, 2025

DevOps

Can Blockchain Improve AI by Providing Better Data Quality?

The rise of AI agents has brought about immense excitement and considerable investment. However, one critical issue they face is the quality of data they consume. The performance of AI agents heavily relies on the data they are trained on, and currently, much of this data is inadequate and unreliable. This has created a disparity between the promise of AI

March 7, 2025

Data Science

What Will Data Science Salaries Look Like in 2025?

Data science has evolved into an indispensable facet of various industries, spearheading decisions and strategies through data-driven insights. As the reliance on data continues to burgeon, the compensation for data science professionals is on an upward trajectory. This article explores the anticipated trends in data science salaries in 2025, influenced by rising demand, regional differences, and emerging career trends. Rising

March 5, 2025

Payroll

How Will the New SSP Changes Impact Low-Paid Workers and Employers?

Anticipated changes to the UK’s statutory sick pay (SSP) system stand to bring significant modifications to how low-paid workers and employers navigate the complexities of employee illness and compensation. Currently, employees with earnings below £123 per week do not qualify for SSP, leaving a substantial fraction of the workforce unsupported during periods of illness. Meanwhile, qualifying employees earning above this

March 4, 2025

Payroll

Mastering Pay Negotiation: Confidence Strategies for Equal Pay

Despite the significant strides women have made in the workforce, the persistent gender pay gap continues to be a significant issue. Studies consistently show that women, on average, earn less than their male counterparts for the same work. Beyond the societal and systemic barriers, women also face an internal challenge of confidence which inhibits them from negotiating their salaries effectively.

March 3, 2025

Talent-Management

The Hidden Cost of Free Training: The Impact on Professionals and Companies

The expectation for professionals to provide training, workshops, and speaking engagements for free has become widespread, especially since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. The shift towards virtual sessions initially encouraged experts to offer their services at no cost to maintain their visibility during uncertain times. However, this well-intentioned gesture has evolved into an ongoing expectation, one with far-reaching consequences

March 3, 2025

Fintech Blockchain

Blockchain Revolution: IPTO.ai Ensures Fair Data Compensation in AI

As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to evolve and integrate into various aspects of our daily lives, the issue of data ownership and fair compensation becomes increasingly important. A critical challenge faced by many is ensuring that the individuals who provide valuable data for AI training and deployment are adequately recognized and compensated fairly. Enter IPTO.ai, a revolutionary blockchain-based platform designed

March 3, 2025

Recruitment-and-On-boarding

How Can AI Pay Rate Transform Hiring in a Competitive Job Market?

Navigating the complexities of compensation in the modern hiring landscape can be a daunting task for employers striving to attract top talent. Companies are constantly seeking innovative solutions to make informed pay decisions, align with market trends, and streamline the hiring process. HiringThing has introduced a groundbreaking feature called AI Pay Rate, an enhancement to their applicant tracking system (ATS),

March 3, 2025

Recruitment-and-On-boarding

Should Employers Hire Candidates Without College Degrees?

The modern workforce is evolving, and with it, the perspectives on what makes a valuable employee. Traditionally, a college degree has been seen as a ticket to career success, but is it really necessary? In this article, we explore why employers should consider hiring candidates without college degrees and what qualities to look for in such individuals. The Value of

February 28, 2025

Recruitment-and-On-boarding

Is Employee Ghosting a Growing Challenge in Modern Recruitment?

In its deliberate approach to addressing the complexities of cryptocurrencies, the SEC opted for another delay in its verdict on the spot Ethereum ETF. The extension grants the SEC an opportunity not only to conduct an in-depth examination of Ethereum’s suitability for ETF status but also to source public insight, which could heavily sway the conclusion. This speaks to the

February 28, 2025