Tag: Compensation Management
In today’s job market, attracting and retaining top talent has become more challenging. Companies need to educate their employees on the various components of their pay package, rather than assuming they understand their offer letter or pay stub.
Written by Abby Sandbach on June 22, 2020
Focusing on salary no longer cuts it for most organizations, so it is important for companies to differentiate themselves on the basis of a rewarding work environment instead of just money. Total compensation has emerged as a great tool for retention. Its focus attempts to make the company talent aware of all that it is […]
Written by Abby Sandbach on May 26, 2020
While we are reaching the mid-mark of 2020, let’s review how compensation management will play as important a role as ever in attracting and retaining the best talent for your organization. This includes not only offering competitive pay, but also providing the total rewards options that your workforce wants and expects. While it’s important to […]
Written by Abby Sandbach on May 26, 2020
The overarching goal of the compensation strategy is to make sure an organization has the right amount of money necessary to motivate the types of performance needed to achieve the business strategy. To that end, compensation should tie into the overall performance management strategy. Your practices must therefore be understood by employees and based on […]
Written by Abby Sandbach on May 19, 2020
For a company’s compensation strategy to be effective, it must be linked to the overall business strategy. Because compensation accounts for 30-60% of business costs, it is essential for organizations to identify the drivers behind pay. For this reason, the foundational step of creating any solid compensation strategy is linking it to the business strategy. […]
Written by Abby Sandbach on May 19, 2020
Compensation statements, also sometimes referred to as employee benefit statements or total reward statements, give employees an in-depth look at how they’re being rewarded. While some employers view them as an “extra” step in the already lengthy compensation cycle, organizations that have implemented them know that there is real value in issuing these statements to […]
Written by Abby Sandbach on May 12, 2020