How To Build A Formal Compensation & Solving Compensation Program Problems 2014

  • 11-12 Sep 2014
  • DoubleTree by Hilton Baltimore - BWI Airport, Linthicum, MD, United States

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Topics
  • The study of work. three options for collecting information
  • The six steps for building a formal Compensation program
  • Writing job descriptions. is there a "standard format"?
  • The most strongly preferred company approach for the "study of work"
  • How to build a "fully defensible" pay program
  • Why job descriptions are more important than ever before
  • How to evaluate all of your company`s jobs in just 24 hours!
  • Quantitative and qualitative approaches to Job Evaluation
  • How can we get pay data for "non-benchmark jobs"?
  • Why can`t we just "price" our jobs using pay surveys?
  • What is the best kind of Compensation Survey for our company?
  • Why can`t we conduct our own pay survey?
  • What`s the difference between "Broadbanding" and "traditional" pay ranges?
  • Why do we need pay ranges??
  • The options for moving base pay rates through pay ranges
  • How to design pay ranges with the right amount of "overlap"
  • Establishing fair internal pay relationships via "pay planning"
  • How to build "Essential Functions" into job descriptions
  • How to price jobs without buying a pay survey
  • How to evaluate the worth of non-benchmark jobs
  • Writing job descriptions. is there a "standard format" or "elements"?
  • How to predict and price the CEO`s base pay level
  • How to build a "fully defensible" pay program (and where that term came from!)
  • Why job descriptions are more important than ever before
  • How to evaluate all of your company`s jobs without a formal job evaluation plan
  • How to determine job worth in a hierarchy without a committee
  • How do we get pay data when we don`t have pay surveys?
  • Why you might NOT want to use on-line pay survey data!
  • What is the best kind of Compensation Survey for our company?
  • Why you might want to drop that "Median based" pay analysis approach!
  • "Our pay ranges are too close together!" "Our pay ranges are too far apart!"
  • "Oh no! There are no promotions anymore when we use "Broadbanding!""
  • The fallacy about "Cost of Living Increases"
Who should Attend
  • Compensation Analysts
  • Human Resource Managers
  • In smaller companies
  • Compensation Managers, and Financial Managers of HR Departments
  • CEO`s and General Managers

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Business: Human Resources (HR), Management

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