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We are getting closer to the transition from PayScale to Payfactors

06/01/23

Author: ADP Admin/Tuesday, May 30, 2023/Categories: Bulletin News

The Payfactors Compensation Analysis platform is coming soon to replace PayScale. We are excited to showcase Payfactors, an exciting new tool that will help you gain a competitive edge in a fierce talent market while building a more fair, equitable and transparent pay strategy.

To access your previously run reports, click here. 

To register for your new Payfactors account, please click here, if you need assistance, contact your local practitioner.

We hope that you enjoy this new feature and be on the lookout for future communications on how to easily manage the transition.

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