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Job Evaluation of executive jobs in Australia
Job evaluation has been used for more than half a century to determine the 'size' of a job and to guide the appropriate level of remuneration. However, although the nature of work has changed significantly, job evaluation has not, but despite this it is still surprisingly popular. Much of the litera
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