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As we move into 2026, advisory firm leaders face a convergence of pressures: tightening margins, rising client expectations and an increasingly competitive talent market. Many firms provide ...

As a key driver of employee satisfaction, a thoughtful compensation plan designed with the help of a trusted adviser allows employers to attract and retain top talent. Processing Content Now, if my ...

Hospitals and health systems are shifting their view of compensation to consider it not as a standalone lever, but as one element of a comprehensive workforce strategy. Organizations are pairing ...

When talent acquisition and retention are as competitive as they are in today’s labor market, compensation management plays a critical role. McKinsey has found that inadequate total compensation is ...

Companies are using AI in human resources to bolster their employee compensation strategies. AI can help analyze compensation data across markets, which is useful for pricing new and rare roles. This ...

As organizations face tighter budgets, shifting labor markets, and growing scrutiny around pay equity, finance leaders look to compensation teams for deeper insight into how workforce investments ...

Layoffs, pay transparency and compensation strategy may seem like separate conversations for HR and benefits professionals. In reality, they are deeply connected and the way organizations navigate ...

Hospitals have a variety of physician alignment strategies, including expanding the number of employed physicians. It makes sense. Physicians have so many headwinds to being independent these days – ...

Editor’s note: Philip Watson is CFO of Payscale, a Seattle, Washington-based SaaS company which provides compensation data and software. The views are the author’s own. Many companies lack a ...