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Nov. webcast: Achieving success in Latin America
Keeping the workforce focused and engaged to meet business goals is even more difficult in tough economic times. Join this November webcast to learn how effective leadership and communication are helping businesses achieve success.
(Webcasts,
23 Oct 2009)
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November webcasts: Managing expatriate compensation
A major factor for the success of an international assignment program is the ability to communicate and anticipate expatriate concerns. Join this webcast on Nov. 9 or Nov. 12 to learn about key developments in the field of international assignments.
(Webcasts,
23 Oct 2009)
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Nov. webcasts: Global employee choice survey
How are employers using flexible benefits, or employee choice, as a cost control and recruiting tool? This free, one-hour webcast presents results from Mercer’s global survey focused on employee choice of benefits.
(Webcasts,
23 Oct 2009)
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TARP special master cuts executive pay, US announces
Steep pay cuts will have to take place at the seven companies receiving exceptional TARP assistance, the federal government has announced. Though the curbs affect just a few companies, the underlying pay principles may draw wider attention.
(GRIST,
23 Oct 2009, 1 page)
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Dutch pension age to increase to 67 in 2025
Dutch government political parties have agreed to increase the official retirement age for the state pension from 65 to 66 in 2020 and then to 67 in 2025. Legislation must be drafted and voted on by parliament before the changes become law.
(Select News,
23 Oct 2009)
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HRadio: American medical home runs
How can the US deliver better health care at lower cost? In this HRadio presentation, Dr. Arnold Milstein, Chief Physician at Mercer Health and Benefits, leads American medical home runs, a panel discussion on organizations meeting that challenge.
(Podcast,
23 Oct 2009)
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Fed proposes incentive pay guidance for US banks
Proposed incentive pay guidance for banking organizations would require risk-appropriate compensation subject to Federal Reserve supervision. The proposal sets out principles for sound incentive policies but does not limit pay levels or practices.
(GRIST,
22 Oct 2009, 1 page)
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HRadio: Health care bills make progress on Hill
Changes are fast and furious on the legislative front when it comes to health care reform and elected officials are scrambling to work out a compromise. Kelly Traw provides an update for HRadio in this excerpt from a recent Mercer Town Hall.
(Podcast,
22 Oct 2009)
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Europe proposes to ease prospectus requirements
The European Commission has proposed amendments to the Prospectus Directive to ease administrative requirements, making it easier for companies with shares not currently listed in the EU to offer employee share schemes to European workers.
(Select News,
22 Oct 2009)
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HRadio: HR Leadership for the Future of Asia, Part 4
Derek Berry, ASEAN Business Leader of Mercer’s Human Capital business, talks about managing people and other M&A issues in the region as part of Mercer’s event "HR Leadership for the Future of Asia."
(Podcast,
22 Oct 2009)
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