Talk:Pay bands

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This page is no longer an Orphan - it is referenced from the General Schedule (US civil service pay scale) page. Chris Clark (talk) 19:16, 29 November 2012 (UTC)

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==== The article on Pay Bands is very interesting. Salary is such a touchy subject within any business or corporation so to learn a little bit more on this system is beneficial for any worker in any sector. The intro paragraph is well written and gives a good summary on what was to come in the article. I would have liked to see more information on other types if pay structures. The sources were unbiased which makes this an article a reliable source to learn about Pay Bands. If I could suggest anything it would be to maybe add a header about how workers feel about Pay Bands and their perspective on it. The article has great information and organized well I would say this Wiki article is overall good. ====

==== The article for pay bands right now clearly defines what they are and gives a brief history. The intro paragraph gave a great example of pay bands that made it easy to understand what the topic is about. The sources were all unbiased and were spoken from a neutral point of view. The only recommendation I have would be to try and find some sort of controversy with pay bands and describe that because the article seems a little short. Other than that it's going great.====

==== The Article Pay Bands had a clear introductory paragraph that gave the reader a clear understanding of the meaning. Overall the article was very clear and organized with the main points focusing on the History, Process of changing a pay band, occupations using pay ranges, and workers view. Through these sections the authors did a good job citing and referencing necessary material. Has a good amount of references listed along with them being credible. The authors did a good job providing unbiased perspectives from both employees and employers. Overall very little grammatical or spelling errors seems to be well polished through out. ====