The following 10 articles are the most popular among Compensation.BLR.com readers in the last 90 days. The articles are available to both subscribers and non-subscribers.
A survey of information technology (IT) professionals found that the average IT salary increased 1.7 percent in 2007, down from 5.2 percent in 2006. The survey also examined what factors impacted average salary increases for these workers.
Does being a member of a professional association benefit one's career? Results of a recent Compensation.BLR.com poll don't conclusively support that it does.
The following 10 articles are the most popular among Compensation.BLR.com readers in the last 90 days. The articles are available to both subscribers and non-subscribers.
In search of new ways to reward and incentivize employees? You might want to track the progress of research projects currently being funded by WorldatWork. Better yet, if you meet certain qualifications, you can submit a research project idea to WorldatWork in hopes of receiving your own grant in 2008.
A new global compensation report predicts that United States employees in 2008 will receive pay increases that are barely higher than--or precisely the same as--those they received last year.
A new national poll finds that job security and health care insurance rank much higher than pay on Americans' list of important characteristics of a job.
