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They're becoming more selective about where they spend them.
As organizations look ahead to H2 2026, we're seeing a continued shift away from broad-based pay increases and toward targeted investments in critical talent, retention, equity, and total rewards.
Our latest article explores the trends shaping compensation decisions and what HR and People leaders should be thinking about as they plan for the remainder of 2026.
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