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✓ Published: 08-May-2019
✓ Published: 08-May-2019
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Talent scarcity, rising living costs and pay cost constraints create a complex environment for People leaders. As we head into the remuneration review season, now is a good time to reflect on how you can support your organisation to remain competitive and stretch your employees’ salaries further.nnIn this webinar, you will learn how HR Change-makers are utilising innovative benefits to enhance their Employee Value Proposition and gain a competitive edge.nnJoin Kylie Green, SVP of Consultancy a
Talent scarcity, rising living costs and pay cost constraints create a complex environment for People leaders. As we head into the remuneration review season, now is a good time to reflect on how you can support your organisation to remain competitive and stretch your employees’ salaries further.nnIn this webinar, you will learn how HR Change-makers are utilising innovative benefits to enhance their Employee Value Proposition and gain a competitive edge.nnJoin Kylie Green, SVP of Consultancy a
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