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Annual Reviews and Rewards – Should you Keep Performance and Pay Discussions Separate?

Annual Reviews and Rewards – Should you Keep Performance and Pay Discussions Separate?

Jul 29, 2015 | Compensation, Employee Development, Guest blogs

Guest blog by Sharon Dorsett, PhD, of Dorsett Organizational Dynamics, who offers her perspective on tying compensation incentives to performance reviews. As new thinking emerges on the efficacy of traditional Performance Management Systems, so too does a new approach...
Annual Reviews and Rewards – Should you Keep Performance and Pay Discussions Separate?

HR Compliance Updates from KMA: FMLA New Forms and Notices – New Definition of Spouse

Jul 24, 2015 | Compliance and Labor Laws

KMA continues its series of blogs on various new state, federal, and local requirements that may affect you operations, HR compliance, and policies and procedures. The Department of Labor has issued new forms and notices to be used for the Family and Medical Leave...
Annual Reviews and Rewards – Should you Keep Performance and Pay Discussions Separate?

HR Compliance Updates from KMA: Massachusetts Earned Sick Time (EST) Law

Jul 23, 2015 | Compliance and Labor Laws

KMA continues its series of blogs on various new state, federal, and local requirements that may affect you operations, HR compliance, and policies and procedures. For private employers in Massachusetts with more than 11 employees, as of July 1, 2015 you are required...
Annual Reviews and Rewards – Should you Keep Performance and Pay Discussions Separate?

HR Compliance Updates from KMA: Proposed Minimum Salary Change for Employees Classified as Exempt under the Fair Labor Standards Act

Jul 22, 2015 | Compliance and Labor Laws

KMA continues its series of blogs on various new state, federal, and local requirements that may affect you operations, HR compliance, and policies and procedures. The Department of Labor (DOL) has issued a proposed change to increase the minimum salary amount for...
Annual Reviews and Rewards – Should you Keep Performance and Pay Discussions Separate?

HR Compliance Updates from KMA: Employee Handbook Guidance from the National Labor Relations Board

Jul 21, 2015 | Compliance and Labor Laws

Over the next several days, KMA will be running a series of blogs on various new state, federal, and local requirements that may affect you operations, HR compliance, and policies and procedures. The NLRB issued employee handbook guidance in March on policies that it...
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