Some long-awaited good news about the economy: More companies plan to add jobs soon.
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Tags: new jobs, raises, Robert Half International
The numbers are in, and job cuts are slowing. But while business is headed in the right direction, experts aren’t predicting a lot of new jobs in the second half of 2009.
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Tags: Economy, furloughs, raises, start dates
When done properly, performance reviews will motive employees to do their jobs better and give them a concrete idea of how to do that. But too many managers fail to give the process the attention it deserves.
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Tags: motivation, performance review, raises
The days of the casual midyear review are over. As the economy gets worse, the midyear assessment needs to be taken more seriously.
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Tags: goals, incentives, performance reviews, raises
Recent surveys say raises are down this year, with wages staying flat or even decreasing in many companies. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t ways to motivate employees.
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Tags: Economy, motivation, raises
Economic troubles are leading companies to offer lower raises — while still doing what they can to keep high performers.
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Tags: Hewitt, high performers, raises, salary
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