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Agenda
Wages Expected to Soar in 2022
“Total [salary] increases for publicly traded companies are more modest than private companies, likely because public firms may utilize other vehicles to reward employees including more widespread equity programs,” Agenda reported based on Pearl Meyer's salary survey.
The Wall Street Journal
Bigger Bonuses Lift CFO Pay as Companies Rebound From Pandemic Shock
“Companies are confronting wage pressure across employment levels, and some are providing more flexible working arrangements in response,” said Bill Reilly, managing director at Pearl Meyer.
World at Work
Examining the Next Steps Toward Pay Equity
“While there are many factors that contribute to an employer’s pay gap, one of the more significant factors—over which employers have some control—is the percentage of women or under-represented minorities in executive and management roles,” Jim Hudner, managing director at Pearl Meyer.
CNBC
Why Workers Should Expect a Bigger Raise in 2022, But it Won’t Match Inflation
"If you don’t have a salary increase program this year, you’re really behind the mark in 2022,” said Rebecca Toman, vice president of Pearl Meyer’s survey business unit.
Agenda
SEC Nabs Another Company for Failure to Disclose Perks
“Companies need to have ‘a good audit trail’ for perk spending, how the company defines a perk, the value of the perk and perk policies,” said Deb Lifshey, managing director at Pearl Meyer
Agenda
The Largest Financial Planning Perks for NEOs
“While the cleanest way for a board to set financial planning perks is to treat all NEOs the same, that is unusual because financial planning is rarely one-size-fits-all,” said Deb Lifshey, managing director at Pearl Meyer. “Due to legacy agreements, executives’ living in different jurisdictions, and various sign-on agreements, the size of financial planning perks can vary substantially between NEOs at the same company.”
Yahoo!, Washington Post
How to Ask for a Raise When Companies are Desperate for Workers
"You're in charge of your career," said Bill Dixon, managing director, Pearl Meyer. "Know your value and what you're worth in the marketplace, and use that information to get an equitable pay structure for you."
Business Insider
Uber, Google, and Other Tech Firms Are Radically Changing the Way They Pay Employees in Stock and it Could Mean the End of Silicon Valley's “Rest and Vest”
"Be careful during this [SPAC transaction] period that you're sizing awards and setting the exercise price on stock options in accordance with the current fair market value of the stock," said Robert James, a principal at Pearl Meyer.
Agenda
The Largest Equity Grants of 2020
“Despite the decline in the use of stock options, the vehicle remains prevalent with young companies, especially companies that are emerging from an IPO,” said Matt Turner, a managing director at Pearl Meyer.
Agenda
Incentivizing “Magic”—How Boards Can Foster Innovative Leadership
“As companies are propelled into a continually new and changing world, incentive programs need to focus more on innovation,” said Aalap Shah, managing director at Pearl Meyer.
Money
Here's Why You Should Ask for a 5% Raise Right Now
“The [current] environment is quite unique for negotiating a salary increase,” said Bill Dixon, a managing director of Pearl Meyer. “If your employer is not willing to entertain those conversations, that might be a reason to reassess your gratitude.”
SHRM
Google's Salary Cuts for Remote Workers Renew Location-Based Pay Debate
"Based on our survey, it appears there is some hesitancy to disrupt the talent pool [with geographic-based pay]," said Bill Dixon, managing director at Pearl Meyer.