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How to win the talent war without overpaying

Get the talent without overpaying

When the job market is hot and the battle for talented employees is fierce, you must compensate competitively – not only in the currency of pay, but also in other ways most relevant to employees, such as benefits, workplace flexibility, and connection to work. Different employee types seek different rewards and benefits beyond pay; leverage these differences to improve recruitment and retention.

What you'll learn

  • Review current trends in compensation
  • Understand the different components of a total compensation package
  • Consider the different values generations place on compensation components
  • Identify creative solutions to the compensation picture

Who should watch

  • Organization leaders and executive
  • Business owners
  • HR professionals

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Carrie Cox, PHR, SHRM-CP
Vice President,
Organizational Development & HR Consulting Services

Carrie Cox leads HR and leadership development consulting services, assisting employers with hiring and retention strategies, human resource audits and compliance, compensation studies, policy and procedure review, team building, employee training and development, coaching, and implementing and developing the HR function.

Carrie is a graduate of the University of Kansas and a member of SHRM, currently serving on the KS SHRM State Council and Wichita Chapter Board. Carrie presents topics regularly to local SHRM chapters and at SHRM and other association state conferences.