Now that many employees can work from an entirely different region, how should pay be determined? And what if a worker needs to travel to the physical office occasionally — who should bear the costs? As companies implement long-term remote work policies for the post-pandemic world, it’s important you have the answers as an HR professional.

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Using job architecture to navigate the complexities of workforce management within the healthcare industry. It’s not just about titles and roles; it’s about creating a clear, consistent framework that aligns your organization’s talent strategy with operational efficiency, employee engagement, and compliance requirements.

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So, you want your employees back in the office? It’s not a one size fits all solution, and blanket return-to-office mandates can be costly to your organization. Here’s easy to follow tips to offset the hidden cost of removing flexible work arrangements.

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What are organizations offering currently for outplacement services and to which employee groups? How effective are outplacement services? Mercer's recent outplacement survey looked to find these answers. Here are four fast facts about outplacement today.

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It’s not just your current employees that need to believe in your employment brand and value proposition. Currently departing or former employees are a really valuable asset for filling your future talent needs. Make sure they are well taken care of and they’ll be more likely to re-join or even recommend you to their friends. Read on to see how Mercer Workforce Transitions can help.

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A dedicated Compensation team fulfills a key role in many successful organizations. However, at some point, you may find yourself in a position where you need to convince leadership to invest in that team. Here's a consultant's perspective on the importance of building a strong Compensation team instead of relying on other departments to fill in the gaps.

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Accurate and timely compensation data hold even greater value this year as a new post-pandemic normalcy begins to take shape. Presently, the general economy appears to have stabilized and is starting to rebound. A closer look at the details reveals significant differences across industries, locations, and company sizes. The 2021 compensation trends we see in the data reinforce how simply aging salary survey data would be a mistake.

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