Payroll

Evening the Paying Field

Women are still receiving less compensation than men for doing the same jobs. How can organizations achieve pay equality? By Zee Johnson It’s no secret -women make up a large…

Pay Up

Technology is revolutionising how employees can be paid, but are the benefits worth the change? By Simon Kent According to Jamie Lawrence, insights director at financial well-being app Wagestream, the…

Money Talks

Workers in the UK are stressed about finances, but well-being programmes can help. By Simon Kent Emily Trant, head of impact and inclusion at pay app Wagestream, says that nearly…

HRO Today Research Roundup

Get insight from our top research studies.

By Larry Basinait

From CHRO compensation to candidate experience and healthcare hiring, HRO Today’s 2021 research study findings offer valuable insights to succeed in the new world of work.

The Road Ahead

A look at the projected 2021 forecast for key HR service market segments.

By Pete Tiliakos, Liz Rennie, and Nikki Edwards

Each year, NelsonHall takes a look at the activity of the HR services market to compile the top trends and predict a future outlook for the coming year. 2020 was a year like no other and COVID-19 has had a large impact on all business processes.

The Impact of Remote Working on Payroll

Strategies to maintain payroll and tax compliance now that employees are working anywhere, anytime.

By Matthew Blaker and Michael Van Den Brand

At the moment, the only thing certain about business is that nothing is certain. The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has made it more challenging for businesses to understand what “normal” looks like. Uncertainty combined with the elevated need to protect the health and safety of the workforce has meant that flexible and remote working is a viable solution for many. However, it is not without its complications when it comes to HR, payroll, and business operations.

Making Pay-for-Performance Work

A new incentive programme was instrumental to driving business results and culture change at Gates Corporation.

By Michael Switow

When the Gates Corporation hired Rick Goh to be its HR director for East Asia and India four years ago, the Denver-based multinational organisation was undergoing a cultural transformation following its acquisition by the Blackstone Group two years earlier. One of the keys to this transformation would be a new sales incentive programme to motivate and reward Gates’ commercial team.

Ensuring Equity

Reducing the gender pay gap remains an important business consideration, but organizations should watch out for red flags and red herrings when conducting their analyses.

By Allison Hoeinghau

Recent headlines have been filled with issues related to pay equity, both in the U.S. and abroad. Many companies pay their employees without regard to gender, but issues at a small number of high-profile companies have cast scrutiny on this matter. Companies have begun to realize the steep yet oftentimes hidden costs of unequal pay.

Perfect Together

Integrating global payroll and HR systems can lead to greater accuracy, better security, and lower costs.

By Judith Lamb

Ask the world’s leading global companies about their greatest asset, and most will respond with “our people.” At the same time, attracting and retaining top talent remains a top concern among executives, according to The Conference Board’s C-Suite Challenge 2019 research. That is why HR departments across the world are trying to enhance the employee experience at every turn. But in doing so, these teams are so focused on serving the day-to-day needs of the workforce that they occasionally overlook otherwise obvious opportunities to improve the function overall. Case in point: payroll.