Wal-Mart's sales are strong, but the company's reputation for unfair labor practices is casting a big, dark shadow that makes socially conscious investors run for the hills.
Myrna Hellerman, senior vice president and Midwest regional manager with strategic HR advisory firm Sibson Consulting, talked with Business Finance about the increasing complexity of long-term incentives and how it's changing the finance/HR dynamic.
The risks associated with employee compensation and benefits programs are multitudinous and can be mission-threatening, as the options backdating scandal revealed. A new report examines the exposures and maps an integrated approach to mitigating them.
Warren Cinnick, director, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, discusses different approaches companies are now taking to develop their senior finance talent, including their next CFO. Plus, hear how to avoid making costly mistakes when it comes to workforce reductions.
Managers, not markets, are the key to success in mergers and acquisitions. The human touch can help leaders sidestep the cultural and organizational issues that plague most deals.
Few CFOs have blazed a career path as varied and as rich with experiences as Dave Martin, CFO of Dimensional Fund Advisors. Here Martin recounts the hard lessons that come only from navigating finance organizations through the ups and downs of economic cycles.
No matter which presidential candidate wins, the age of consumer-driven healthcare is already here. HSAs and the power of consumer choice can pay off for both companies and their employees.
From steering software projects to transforming corporate performance, CFOs are constantly called on to propel change. Doing so successfully calls for a structured approach.
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