Fay Hansen

The Editor Comments
Compensation & Benefits Review 1998 30: 4. [PDF]  

Fay Hansen

Compensation in the New Economy: With Compensation Apparently no Longer Quite so Tightly Coupled to Labor Supply and Price Stability, the New Economy Offers Fertile Ground for Experimentation.
Compensation & Benefits Review 1998 30: 7-14. [PDF]  

George T. Milkovich and Matt Bloom

Rethinking International Compensation
Compensation & Benefits Review 1998 30: 15-23. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Peter V. Le Blanc and Paul W. Mulvey

Research Study: How American Workers See the Rewards of Work
Compensation & Benefits Review 1998 30: 24-28. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Roger Brossy and John E. Balkcom

Case Studies:: Executive Compensation: Finding a Balance in the Quest for Value
Compensation & Benefits Review 1998 30: 29-34. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Ira Siegler and Mary Funari

Changing the CPI: What Effect would it have on Employee Benefits?
Compensation & Benefits Review 1998 30: 35-39. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Robert L. Heneman and Don E. Eskew

Case Study:: Using Employee Attitude Surves to Evaluate a New ncentiv Pay Program
Compensation & Benefits Review 1998 30: 40-44. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Albert E. Schwenk

Measuring Trends in the Structure and Levels of Compensation Costs
Compensation & Benefits Review 1998 30: 45-55. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Pay Clubs in the UK
Compensation & Benefits Review 1998 30: 56-64. [Abstract] [PDF]  

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