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How To Design An Effective Spot Bonus Program?

Vantage Circle

Rewards serve as a profound expression of genuine appreciation and an enchanting celebration of their invaluable contributions. Although there are innumerable ways of rewarding your employees, rewards like spot bonuses undoubtedly win it. People work for money but go the extra mile for recognition, praise and rewards.

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Cafe Classic: Compensation in Context

Compensation Cafe

Understanding this is critical to effective reward management, asJacque Vilet lays out in this Classic post. It’s the same at work. I always thought there was a strong connection between compensation and organizational design. I couldn’t “do” compensation unless I had organization charts. Bear with me.

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Cafe Classic: To Innovate in Rewards, Get Outside the Rewards Profession

Compensation Cafe

There appears to be general agreement among reward professionals that the compensation approaches and protocols which have dominated practice for the last few decades are more than ripe for reinvention. It could happen out at the edges and beyond, outside the perimeter of "professional" reward practice. What do you think?

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Two Types of Compensation People

Compensation Cafe

Compensation people seem to come in two types: employee judges and employee advocates. Bear with me while I oversimplify about how each type distributes rewards. Advocates" consider all compensation an employee entitlement tied to membership in the group. Judges" expect employees to earn income by demonstrated performance.

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The Role of Total Rewards in the Company

Semos Cloud

The Role of Total Rewards in the Company. A company’s attitude towards compensation, benefits, and rewards that all employees receive speaks volumes about its appreciation towards its workforce. However, designing a balanced total rewards compensation package for a large workforce is not a walk in the park.

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OSHA Clarifies Guidance on Post-Incident Drug Testing and Workplace Safety Incentive Programs

General Information Services

Post-incident drug testing policies and safety incentive programs would only violate 29 C.F.R. Drug testing under a state workers’ compensation law. Incentive programs may be used to promote workplace safety and health. OSHA’s new interpretation permits and encourages safety incentive programs for employees.

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Cafe Classic: Tinker, Tailor, Experiential Learner

Compensation Cafe

Editor's Note: I'm a fan of the provocative books of Nassim Nicholas Taleb and am currently working my way through Skin in the Game , which promises to have some interesting lessons for the practice of compensation. How do we gain our knowledge and wisdom about compensation and total rewards? I don't see it that way.