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A book about the employment of people with disabilities in the United States and the important role of employer practices.

The maturing “Me Generation,” the Millennial workforce, society’s increasing focus on personalities of fame and fortune, or just the expanse of studies looking for it whatever the reason, narcissism seems to be increasingly pervasive.

Executive pay and firm performance

How do our brains process monetary incentives?

Student Researcher at the Institute for Compensation Studies

Student Researcher at the Institute for Compensation Studies

Abowd joins the U.S. Census Bureau

Released October 30, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics' 12-month Employment Cost Index (ECI) held constant at 2.0 for a second consecutive quarter.

The call for increased transparency about why employees are paid what they are continues to draw more and more attention.

No evidence found of link between firm performance and inclusion of TSR in executives’ long-term incentive plans

Institute for Compensation Studies Program Director Dr. Stephanie Thomas puts salary transparency into a broader context on CBC radio

Business Problem Solving and Effective Decision Making for Leaders