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Efforts to trade concessions for ownership at USAir have broken off. Both sides say they are too far apart to reach agreement and will not revisit the issue until contracts expire in 1997.

In a December 12 blog post, the US Department of Agriculture announced

The Web site mystockoptions.com has published a valuable analysis of how the new tax law will affect equity compensation practices and administration.

Tax reform legislation introduced by Representative Charles Rangel (D-N.Y.) would impose a tax on synthetic equity held in S corporation ESOPs.

Many closely held companies, especially those aiming for a sale or an IPO, base their grants of equity awards on a percentage of the company.

One of the trickiest issues for ESOPs is how to balance executive equity incentives with an ESOP. The problem has become more complicated as more ESOPs become 100% owned by the plan.

Education and communication are not just about scheduled training sessions; rather, they can be used to enhance ownership culture when integrated into existing systems and tools.

Businesses across the country are struggling to find, hire, and retain the employees they need, so this finding from the General Social Survey (reported on in our blog) should be w

At an NCEO Innovative Communication Coalition network meeting on July 18, communication team leaders from a number of NCEO member companies discussed how they use skill assessments.

A new survey from Watson Wyatt Worldwide found that the value of stock options (based on the Black-Scholes formula) dropped 71% between 2001 (its peak) and 2005, falling from $137 billion to $40 billion. The value of options declined 32% just from 2004 to 2005.