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Strategy Not Part of Your Rep? Here's How to Change Their Minds

Compensation Cafe

In my last blog article , I explained how you can cut and paste your way to a compensation philosophy. In comparison, strategic insights occur when you put your compensation practices and philosophy in a new light, where the illumination falls on the challenges your company will face tomorrow. Don't know where to start?

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Workers are looking – and leaving – for career development

HR Morning

Prospective employees see career development as among the most important reasons to sign with —and stay with — with your organization. And, while you may think you are offering top-notch learning and development programs, they don’t think you are doing such a great job. Leadership development. Engagement.

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Compensation Communications that Hit the Mark This Time

Compensation Cafe

What have data and analytics got to do with compensation communications? We'll talk about how this works in a minute, but let's start by checking out this comparison. Imagine you had to tell the Compensation Committee that the company couldn't afford one of their proposals. Think back to the earlier example.

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How Betty Crocker Thinks about Compensation

Compensation Cafe

Updating compensation practices or redesigning a plan? Why ask managers and employees about how they understand pay for performance, when you're not planning to change the performance management process any time soon? I've finally come up with a good comparison that I want to share with you.

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What Is Job Leveling? 9 Implementation Steps To Take in 2024

Analytics in HR

For individual career development, it creates clarity around opportunities for advancement and the exact requirements at various levels, if defined well as part of organizational design. Compensation range: This can include the starting pay to the maximum amount an organization is willing to pay for a specific job.

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Is Pay Transparency a Gift? Agree, No Opinion, Disagree

Compensation Cafe

Pay-for-performance: "I am satisfied with how pay raises are determined.". Competitiveness: "In comparison with those in other companies with jobs similar to mine, I feel my pay is okay.". Here are a couple of examples: My manager has explained how the compensation program works. I know the salary range for my job.

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Cafe Classic: Nonprofits, It's Time to Improve Your Total Rewards ROI

Compensation Cafe

Yet many of my nonprofit compensation clients have invited me to Total Reward discussions because they feel that they could be doing better in a number of employment areas. Margaret O'Hanlon brings deep expertise to discussions on employee pay, performance management, career development and communications at the Café.