Are employers standing firm in terms of their projected annual increase budgets for 2025? The results from the November Mercer QuickPulse™ Compensation Planning Survey are in and we’ve got all the details right here.

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The Department of Labor recently passed a new regulation that raises the salary threshold requirement for employees to be classified as “exempt” from overtime protections. However, the Eastern District Court of Texas ruled against the increase on Friday, November 15, 2024. Find out what this nationwide ruling means for you and your employees.

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Dive into four practical tips that empower your managers to have open communication and transparency with employees. By implementing these strategies, organizations can create a supportive environment where managers feel equipped to address pay-related concerns and deliver career growth information effectively.

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Insights and strategies that you can implement to help your hourly employees ensure they have a solid foundation for both short-term stability and long-term financial success.

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Are you still relying on aged salary survey data? Dive into the top 4 reasons why relying on old survey data can lead to missed opportunies, and how participating in and using up-to-date surveys can help stretch your budget and retain the top talent your organization needs. 

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Mercer offers some of the most accuate and comprehensive compensation data availalble. Instead of listening to us talk about how great our data is, we’ll let the numbers speak for themselves.

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5 reasons hiring a compensation consultant can help your organization during the compensation planning season. From survey selection to communication, partnering with a compensation expert can offer significant benefits and streamline complex processes.

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Explore how pay transparency is being embraced by 3 high tech companies. We’ll uncover the benefits, challenges and impact on employee satisfaction and copmant culture given varying levels of pay transparency.

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