A Beginner’s Guide to Global Compensation

In this program, Cari Dominguez and Craig Leen will lead an engaging dialogue on how employers can build a work environment ensuring that all employees, including those from underrepresented groups, have an equal chance at promotions consistent with EEO law. In addition to breaking many glass ceilings herself in the public and private sectors, Dominguez will draw on her experiences as the former leader of the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (OFCCP) and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), including her creation of the glass ceiling audits while at OFCCP. Similarly, Leen will draw on his experience developing the promotions focused review program as the former head of OFCCP, and his work in the private sector advising employers on developing DEIA programs that include a focus on promotions.

With inflation near a 40-year high amid a slowing economy, employees are expecting more from their employers than just putting a new façade on the same old benefits package. To attract and retain talent, enrollment season 2023 should showcase creative benefits that focus on employees' physical, mental/emotional and financial needs. In this webcast, Stephen Miller, CEBS, SHRM Online compensation and benefits editor/manager, and two senior researchers at the SHRM Research Institute, Daniel Stunes, SHRM-SCP, and Derrick Scheetz, will present a look at how benefits are changing and suggest ways to help employees select benefits that best fit their needs and budgets.

A global workforce is here to stay. The pandemic put a spotlight on remote working and left us with staffing shortages industries are still struggling to fill. Yet outsourcing is still seen in a negative light. The dirty secret nobody likes to admit.

Many organizations already saw signs of change fatigue before the pandemic. In 2022, change hasn’t slowed, and many turn to HR for guidance. But HR professionals are finding it hard to offer solid advice due to fluctuating employee expectations.