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

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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. Of course, the best time to start is now, to build toward that role. A better label for this work is that "you're getting your house in order."

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Three Tips on Nonprofit Job Pricing Plus a Few on Benefits, Too!

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A unique Mission, wide catchment area and specialized staff that make pay comparisons uncomfortable. Of course some medical premiums are much lower if they apply to low subsidy plans that your organization would not even consider offering employees. HR responsibilities tagged onto Operating, Financial or Strategy job descriptions.

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Compensation Communications that Hit the Mark This Time

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We'll talk about how this works in a minute, but let's start by checking out this comparison. Of course your explanations for the Comp Committee would have far more detail than the ones you used at home. Of course, there are new compensation practices to take into account as well.

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

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Of course, they typically don't have to work 65-hour weeks, shoulder production goals or watch their medical deductibles increase every year -- and because they don't think in terms of Total Rewards, these comparisons never occur to them. Earlier, she was a Principal at Willis Towers Watson.

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Cafe Classic: You're Not Treating Me Fairly! (Is This Another Compression Headache Coming On?)

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Are they being recognized in line with their own perceptions of their effort, performance, qualifications, job challenges? Second, they look around for comparisons. And if you need to provide adjustments to select jobs or departments to resolve compression, make sure that you and your managers can explain why. .

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

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Of course, they typically don't have to work 65-hour weeks, shoulder production goals or watch their medical deductibles increase every year -- and because they don't think in terms of Total Rewards, these comparisons never occur to them. Are you acting like everything you do in compensation is communication?