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Are Employers Putting the Brakes on Salary Increases in 2024?

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a compensation management firm, released its eighth annual Salary Budget Survey (SBS). 81% in Canada) anticipate their salary budgets in 2024 to increase or remain the same as 2023. Despite a cooling labor market, a high number of organizations (78% in the U.S., What’s going on: Payscale Inc.,

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Furthering Your Education on a Budget

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Still, there are ways to continue to increase your skills at work without spending a massive amount of money. As with most things, knowing where you’re going will help you get to your end result faster, and hopefully on budget. Set your budget. Have a plan. Look into employer tuition reimbursement.

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4 Ways To Financially Support Your Employees (Other Than Raises)

Allwork

Considering that, for the first time ever, more than 50% of American workers earning six-figure salaries are stretched too thin, it stands to reason that what employees need more than anything is a lesson on financial literacy. They teach employees how to budget, plan, and prepare for anything. Unfortunately, this just isn’t the case.

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‘The Big Stay’ – it’s time to invest in employees, not to cut costs 

Workplace Insight

Freezing salaries, pausing promotions, adjusting bonuses, scaling back on staff perks and reducing training budgets become go-to tactics for managing the costs of static workforces. Teams can also be brought together to transfer skills and enhance capabilities from within. Here’s three key areas to focus on.

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The Biggest Financial Mistakes to Avoid in Your 20s

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For example, Raimondi says 20-somethings should make sure their debt is managed and that they are paying it down consistently. If that’s not possible within your budget initially, you can work toward this goal over the course of a few years. After all, they hope to turn you into a client with a lot of money to manage.)

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What’s the Difference Between an Executive Assistant and Senior Executive Assistant?

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Here are some common areas where the roles differ: Experience A senior executive assistant will usually have several years of experience (at least 5-10) working as an executive assistant, or in a general administrative role that developed their skills. For example, they may have a budget that they can use for the tasks related to their role.

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The Vanishing Executive Assistant—NOT!

Office Dynamics

And yet assistants help file digital documents and manage calls through their cell phones, so the skills required for these tasks haven’t completely gone away. They are not paid the big bucks to manage a calendar and book flights. They are not paid the big bucks to manage a calendar and book flights. She is living it up.

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