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Building Market-Competitive Compensation Systems. MGT 4543 Compensation Management Chapter 7. Fixed Pay. Variable Pay. Class Activity: Using Salary.com to gather compensation data. Http://www.salary.com/category/salary/ Information on salary (national & local) Information on benefits
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Building Market-Competitive Compensation Systems MGT 4543 Compensation Management Chapter 7
Fixed Pay Variable Pay
Class Activity: Using Salary.com to gather compensation data • Http://www.salary.com/category/salary/ • Information on salary (national & local) • Information on benefits • Information on cost of living Questions to answer: • What is the base pay? • What are the pay incentives? • What are benefits worth?
What is the base pay? What are the pay incentives? What are benefits worth? What is the total compensation?
Cost of Living Calculator • http://swz.salary.com/costoflivingwizard/layoutscripts/coll_start.aspx • It will compare salary & cost of living in two locations • It will tell you how much you would have to earn in a new location to maintain the same standard of living.
Cost of Living Calculator – enter median salary & 2 locations
What is the net change in income? What is the typical salary in location 1? What is the typical salary in location 2?
Market-Competitive Pay Systems • Why is it important to have market-competitive pay systems? • What is a strategic analysis? • What is a compensation survey? • What is a compensation plan?
Compensation Surveys • Preliminary considerations • What are some things that companies hope to gain from compensation surveys? • What are the the reasons companies choose not to develop and implement their own compensation surveys?
Compensation Surveys • Using published compensation survey data • Explain the difference between focusing the survey on core or employee benefits • What are some sources of published compensation survey data? Why would a company want to use more than one source?
Compensation Surveys • What is the BLS? • What type of information is offered by the BLS?
Strategic Considerations for Compensation Surveys • What is the relevant labor market? • What is a benchmark job? Why can it be hard to find a perfect match?
Compensation Survey Data • Survey data characteristics • Amount of information • Timeliness of information
Compensation Survey Statistics • What is central tendency? • Describe the following measures of central tendency: • Mean • Median
Compensation Survey Statistics • What is variation? • Explain these measures of variation • Standard deviation • Quartile • Percentile
Updating Survey Data • Why update survey data? • What is the Consumer Price Index (see Table 7-8)
Integrating Internal Job Structures with External Market Pay Rates • Explain regression analysis (see glossary). • What two sets of information are needed before performing regression analysis to establish pay rates?
Pay Structure Market pay line $37,000 Pay Grade 3 $30,000 Annual Salary $32,000 Pay Grade 2 $25,000 Pay Range $27,000 Pay Grade 1 $20,000 200-400 401-600 601-800 Job evaluation points
Integrating Internal Job Structures with External Market Pay Rates • What is the market pay line? • What is R2? • What does an R2 of 0 mean? • What does an R2 of .52 mean? • What does an R2 of 1.00 mean?
Compensation Policies and Strategic Mandates • Explain: • Market lead policy • Market lag policy • Market match policy
Questions on Compensation Policies and Strategic Mandates • Which pay policy best fits a company using a cost leadership strategy? • Which pay policy best fits a company using a differentiation strategy? • What is a pay mix policy?