Employers and employees are so far apart in their views about compensation equity that it almost seems the groundwork is being laid for a revival of the labor movement.
However, the two parties are much closer on the question of whether they think company compensation communications are transparent, because neither party really thinks so.
These are two of the key findings of a survey by PayScale, which analyzed responses from more than 70,000 North American workers and 7,600 bosses.
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