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Artices Tagged ‘executivecompensation’

The Compensation Question

by Elaine Rigoli August 27th, 2008

Despite the economy, or perhaps because of the economy, professionals are increasingly inclined to negotiate better compensation levels as fuel, food, healthcare, and other expenses grow. A new survey finds that 63% are more likely to try to negotiate a better compensation package with a new employer, compared to 58% in 2007. This is making more [...]

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C-Level Salaries Climbing

by Elaine Rigoli August 6th, 2008

Anyone else simultaneously observing higher executive salaries along with a rise in more non-compete agreements? According to a recent ExecuNet survey of 1,098 business leaders, executive compensation increased 5.7% during the last year, and it is expected to grow an additional 6.2% during the next 12 months.

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