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PPACG ORDERS INVESTIGATION OF EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ROB MACDONALD

Mountain States Employers Council | October 26, 2016

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Pico says Mountain States Employers Council, an agency that works under contract on employment law, surveys and training, is handling PPACG's legal work on the EEOC complaint and other "employment issues" that he didn't explain. The city attorney and county attorney handle legal questions regarding open records and open meetings, he says. PPACG removed the report from the website within a day or so, and MacDonald responded two days later to the employees and board, blaming HR d...

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U.S. DEPT. OF LABOR OVERTIME RULES EXPLAINED

Mountain States Employers Council | October 21, 2016

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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - A new federal will take effect this December that will require employers to pay overtime to salaried employees. For many blue-collar workers, the question still remains, will this guarantee an immediate increase in salary? The U.S. Department of Labors current overtime rules apply to people who make an annual salary of a little more than $23,000, but that number will change on December 1, 2016 to $47,476.In other words, employees who are making less than $913 per week w...

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COLORADO EMPLOYERS PLAN PAY RAISES AVERAGING 2.8% NEXT YEAR

Mountain States Employers Council | July 11, 2014

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Colorado employers expect to raise their workers' pay by an average 2.8 percent next year, the same average increase as they projected for 2014.That's according to the latest annual Colorado Compensation Survey from the Mountain States Employers Council. Denver-based MSEC surveyed 444 Colorado employers in various business sectors with a combined 38,884 employees....

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CORPORATE RECRUITERS SCORE HIGHEST IN JOB SATISFACTION, GLASSDOOR REPORTS

Glassdoor | January 15, 2020

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Corporate recruiters have the highest job satisfaction of any other position on Glassdoor's list of 50 Best Jobs in America for 2020. The rankings are based on a combination of satisfaction, available opportunities and salary. Based on Glassdoor data, corporate recruiters make a median base salary of $65,607; that, combined with openings and satisfaction put the job in the list's No. 37 spot. HR managers ranked higher overall, earning the No. 12 spot with a salary of $83,190 and more job...

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PPACG ORDERS INVESTIGATION OF EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ROB MACDONALD

Mountain States Employers Council | October 26, 2016

Pico says Mountain States Employers Council, an agency that works under contract on employment law, surveys and training, is handling PPACG's legal work on the EEOC complaint and other "employment issues" that he didn't explain. The city attorney and county attorney handle legal questions regarding open records and open meetings, he says. PPACG removed the report from the website within a day or so, and MacDonald responded two days later to the employees and board, blaming HR d...

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U.S. DEPT. OF LABOR OVERTIME RULES EXPLAINED

Mountain States Employers Council | October 21, 2016

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - A new federal will take effect this December that will require employers to pay overtime to salaried employees. For many blue-collar workers, the question still remains, will this guarantee an immediate increase in salary? The U.S. Department of Labors current overtime rules apply to people who make an annual salary of a little more than $23,000, but that number will change on December 1, 2016 to $47,476.In other words, employees who are making less than $913 per week w...

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COLORADO EMPLOYERS PLAN PAY RAISES AVERAGING 2.8% NEXT YEAR

Mountain States Employers Council | July 11, 2014

Colorado employers expect to raise their workers' pay by an average 2.8 percent next year, the same average increase as they projected for 2014.That's according to the latest annual Colorado Compensation Survey from the Mountain States Employers Council. Denver-based MSEC surveyed 444 Colorado employers in various business sectors with a combined 38,884 employees....

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CORPORATE RECRUITERS SCORE HIGHEST IN JOB SATISFACTION, GLASSDOOR REPORTS

Glassdoor | January 15, 2020

Corporate recruiters have the highest job satisfaction of any other position on Glassdoor's list of 50 Best Jobs in America for 2020. The rankings are based on a combination of satisfaction, available opportunities and salary. Based on Glassdoor data, corporate recruiters make a median base salary of $65,607; that, combined with openings and satisfaction put the job in the list's No. 37 spot. HR managers ranked higher overall, earning the No. 12 spot with a salary of $83,190 and more job...

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