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Developing detailed budgets for each state agency, considering the cost to continue existing programs and funding necessary to effectively implement new programs that meet the governor's policy objectives. Performs fiscal and analytical operations which include, but are not limited to, functions of budgeting, fiscal control, accounting, purchasing and procurement. Communicate with JCC Project Manager and others to capture or clarify objectives and research industry or prior history to ensure understanding of requirements to obtain necessary approvals, before finalizing any solicitation or Contract documents. view job details

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So, would you recognize a generous time off policy if you saw one? If you had to establish a time off policy for your company, what questions would you ask?The following is a checklist of questions that a good policy for paid time off should answer. It can be used as a starting point for a negotiation, or for a business seeking to establish or revise a policy for paid time off.The Society for Human Resource Management, http://www.shrm.org, offers its members a model policy for paid time off that is comprehensive and a good framework for companies that do not have one.A well-crafted policy for ... view article details

How to Quickly & Easily Implement a Remote Work Policy You’ve read all the stats about telecommuting. You know that while it’s a crucial component of creating a work-life balance for your workers, allowing them to work from home is an even bigger benefit for you as the boss. But if all of your employees have worked in the office up until now, you may need a little assistance in order to get your program in place. Here’s how to create a work-from-home program within your company. Work From Home Policy 1: Trust Your Employees In theory, you know that allowing your staff to telecommute is ... view article details

“Please don’t take this offer” reads the first line of Amazon’s “Pay to Quit” proposition. The rest of the page explains how current Amazon warehouse employees can pocket cold, hard cash if they walk away from their posts and never look back. “Never looking back” is really part of the deal – employees that accept “The Offer” can never work at any Amazon facility or subsidiary again in their lifetime. We’ve all heard of companies offering bonuses to their employees to incentivize certain behaviors (referring employees, staying at the company for amount of years, meeting sales goals, etc.), but... view article details

Q. I began working at my company one month after the beginning of our fiscal year. I recently received my first salary increase (over a year later) and found that it was much lower than I had expected. I realize the current market conditions may have driven this lower increase, but I was told that perhaps it is also because I had not yet worked a full year (only 11 months, instead of 12) when raises were decided. Would this lower my salary increase percentage significantly? If so, is it appropriate for me to ask for a mid-year review (for my second year of employment)? My company tends to have... view article details

Ellison Says, Stock OnlyA look at Oracle Corp's (ORCL) proxy statement filed September 11, 2000, reveals that CEO Lawrence Ellison will take all of his pay in stock options for four years.For the company's fiscal year ending May 31, 2000, Ellison was paid $208,000 in base salary and received no annual bonus. This is considerably less than he received in fiscal 1999: a base salary of $1 million and a bonus of $2.75 million. But before you start worrying about how the Ellisons are going to make ends meet, take a look at the next column on the summary compensation table. It shows that Larry Ellis... view article details

What makes a good Analyst?  Analyst is a very broad term used differently in every organization and job.  But when you think of an Analyst what are the key attributes you think of?   So often job descriptions and hiring managers focus only on technical skills.  The ability to write kick-ass queries and wrangle data like nobody's business. But in many cases the "Analysis" in "Analyst" is missing.  The critical thinking skills which enable a person to see contextual patterns in data and notice when something looks off. The ability to unconsciously notice the relatedness between several pieces of... view blog & white papers details

When developing a compensation plan, your compensation philosophy is the compass to guide decision-making. Meanwhile, your overall compensation strategy establishes the programs to bring the plan to life. But those elements often need to be supported by specific policies that address day-to-day program administration. The following is the second in a three-part series on creating a compensation plan, focusing on the role that your employee compensation policy plays in your pay program administration. Why Compensation Policy Matters Communicating your organization’s compensation philosophy with... view blog & white papers details

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What is a compensation policy? Find out everything you need to know about compensation policy below. What is a compensation policy? A compensation policy is a formal document that outlines how an organization rewards its employees. While compensation strategy is broader, covering the overall approach to compensation, pay policy includes on specific guidelines, rules, and procedures for implementing that strategy. Why does compensation policy matter? A pay policy is a critical part of any organization for a few key reasons: Fairness and equity: It ensures employees are paid fairly and competiti... view blog & white papers details

Creating a compensation policy that ensures equitable pay. Step 1. How to create a compensation policy. Step 2. Conduct market research for competitiveness. Step 3. Build your compensation framework. Step 4. Integrate performance and incentives. Creating a compensation policy is important for a healthy workplace. It's more than just about putting guidelines and numbers on paper; it involves building trust, promoting engagement, and attracting top talent. But how do you make such a policy that ensures equitable pay? This guide will help you create a fair, sustainable, and effective pay policy f... view blog & white papers details