Look at the results from the March 2025 Mercer QuickPulse® Canada Compensation Planning Survey, which included responses from over 400 employers. We’ll dive into topics like annual compensation planning, promotions, off-cycle adjustments, approaches to pay transparency, and the impact of remote work on compensation strategies.

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In the ever-evolving world of Human Resources and Total Rewards, staying updated with the latest trends is crucial. Discover key findings from the latest Mercer Canada QuickPulse® Survey: HR & Total Rewards Function Effectiveness covering topics like organization size and structure, responsibilities of the function, technology trends and more.

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Compensation professionals play a vital role within an organization by handling several important responsibilities related to determining pay and total rewards. It’s not uncommon for leadership and management to raise objections regarding compensation, but how can you address these challenges efficiently and effectively? Read on to discover some of the common objections as well as ways to address them with leadership.

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Learn how to address pay compression issues and implement effective pay transparency practices for a fair and equitable workplace. Mercer provides insights and 5 potential solutions to navigate these critical compensation challenges.

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What are the important things to consider when managing your salary survey budget? Here are some top tricks and 5 important questions to ask when selecting a survey vendor.

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Compensation management is important because it affects so many other functions. Your market pricing activities must be thoughtful, organized, repeatable, accurate, and aligned with your labour market. What is the best way to ensure this happens? Start by developing a salary benchmarking methodology.

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Accurate and timely compensation data holds even greater value this year as the dynamic between employee and employer continues to shift in the Canadian labour market. This means that there is no shortcut or substitution for valid, quality annual salary survey data and compensation reports.

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