Even if half your work is done by robots, your people matter. How you treat them will become part of your brand. If sheer appreciation for your workers’ humanity isn’t enough to get you to help them land on their feet, consider the value of your brand and the enormous cost of rebuilding it after a badly managed crisis.

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Insights and strategies that you can implement to help your hourly employees ensure they have a solid foundation for both short-term stability and long-term financial success.

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Work/life balance is one of the top concerns for the hourly workforce. Like many organizations, you might be finding it challenging to find ways to offer flexibility for your hourly population. The experts at Mercer can help.

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It’s that time of year again! Compensation planning season is upon us, and Mercer’s latest US Compensation Planning Survey gives us a peak at what merit and total increase budgets will be for 2025.

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Are you still relying on aged salary survey data? Dive into the top 4 reasons why relying on old survey data can lead to missed opportunies, and how participating in and using up-to-date surveys can help stretch your budget and retain the top talent your organization needs. 

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5 reasons hiring a compensation consultant can help your organization during the compensation planning season. From survey selection to communication, partnering with a compensation expert can offer significant benefits and streamline complex processes.

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The threat of losing a significant portion of your workforce lingers as baby boomers move towards retirement. Here are steps you can take to prepare for the transition and minimize the impact of what is known as the silver tsunami.

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The June 2024 QuickPulse collected responses from over 600 organizations. Respondents answered questions surrounding their approach to the new salary threshold for overtime exemption as well as how they are managing the ongoing conversations around return to office.

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