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Executive Assistant Salary Trends: A Forecast for 2023

C-Suite Assistants

In September 2022 we published a blog on Executive Assistant salaries. In that blog, we tracked some of the changes we’ve seen over the last several years and refer to an increase of 20% in the average salary for an EA to the CEO over the last 5 years. What Does This Mean for the Executive Assistant Salary Range In 2023?

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The Long Term Shift to Contract Labor by Small Businesses

Small Business Labs

  Contract labor refers to nonemployee labor, such as freelancers, gig workers, etc. Spending on salaries and wages grew from $73.7 Spending on salaries and wages grew from $73.7 the spending on traditional employee salaries and wages from 2010 to 2018. This is up from $64.8 billion in 2017 and just $34.4

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Side Hustles or Survival Jobs? Overemployment Spikes Among Remote Workers

Allwork

The term “overemployed” refers to those who are working multiple jobs or are working more hours than they would prefer. According to a ResumeBuilder report, a staggering 79% of remote workers who were surveyed have juggled two or more remote jobs in the last year to top up their income. About half of U.S.

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How to Start a Nonprofit Organization In 5 Simple Steps

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Donors asked if they can deduct the cost of the donated items on their tax return, and a few people suggested you make your project legal by filing for nonprofit status. The cost to file is $600, and the form itself is 28 pages long, although many organizations can skip some of the pages. The cost to file Form 1023-EZ is $275.

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Experts Predict 2023 Will Be the Year of ‘Quiet Hiring’—Here’s What to Expect

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This can lead to raises and promotions for those overachievers, and less of a cost burden on the company to onboard a new team member. But it depends on how the company goes about it, and if they are compensated for additional tasks or just expected to do more for the same salary. How do employees feel about quiet hiring?

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Workplace Stress Is Crushing Young Employees

Allwork

Those responsible for determining pay rates should therefore consider how increasing the wages of younger employees could assist them with the demands of higher rental costs and rising food prices. Employers should note the high cost to their organizations of constant turnover — reported to cost employers upwards of 1.5

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How Companies Can Support Moms in–and Returning to—the Workplace

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This is driven by a number of factors, one of which has been identified and dubbed the ‘maternal wall,’ referring specifically to the ways women are held back from career growth when they become mothers,” says Dana Kirwin, director of employer and government relations for Medela. Women generally face steeper challenges to career advancement.

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