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WHAT IS COMPENSATION???
JUST
THINK
FOR A
MINUTE!!!
!!!
A LABORER GETS RS. 200.00 FOR SWEATING FOR 9 HOURS AND
THE ENGINEER GETS FEW LAKHS!!!!!!!!!!
CASE STUDY
A friend of ours writes that she is in one of the touring companies of the musical
Cats. In the company are two performers called swings who sit backstage during
each performance. Each swing must learn five different lead roles in the show.
During the performance, the swing sits next to a rack with five different costumes
and makeup for each of the five roles. Our friend, who has a lead in the show, once
hurt her shoulder during a dance number, She signaled to someone offstage, and by
the time she finished her number, the swing was dressed, in makeup, and out on stage
for the next scene. Our friend is paid $ 2000 per week for playing one of these cats in
the show, she is expected to do a certain number of performances and a certain
number of rehearsels per week.
SHE GETS PAID FOR HER JOB??
The swing gets paid $ 2900 per week, whether she performs 20 shows that week or
none.
NOW WHAT IS SHE PAID FOR???
She is paid for knowing the five roles, whether she plays them or not.
Think of other professionals you know Electricians, payroll supervisors, etc etc,
COMPENSATION
MANAGEMENT
REVEALS ALL
THESE SECRETS
TO US
AND ALSO
HOW WE CAN
USE IT TO OUR
BENEFIT!!!!!
Compensation refers to all forms of financial returns and tangible services and
benefits employees receive as part of an employment relationship.
Compensation represents both the intrinsic and extrinsic rewards employees receive
for performing their jobs. INTRINSIC C reflects employees psychological mindsets
that result from performing their jobs. EXTRINSIC C includes monetary and nonmonetary rewards.
TYPES OF COMPENSATION
CASH
COMPENSATION
MERIT\COST OF LIVING
INCOME
PROTECTION
BENEFITS
ALLOWANCES
WORK LIFE FOCUS
RELATIONAL
RETURNS
RECOGNITION AND
STATUS
CHALLENGING
WORK
EMLOYMENT
SECURITY
These are a few pay programs and a single employer uses more than one of these.
CASH COMPENSATION :
1. BASE WAGE: is the cash compensation that an employer pays for the work
performed.
2. It reflects the value of the work or skills and generally ignores differences
attributable to individual employees
1. MERIT PAY\COST OF LIVING ADJUSTMENSTS: Periodic adjustments to
base wages may be made on the basis of changes in what employers are
paying for the same work, changes in the overall cost of living, or changes in
experience or skill.
2. majority of Indian firms use merit pay increases, Outstanding performers
could get 8 to 10 % increase while COLA gives same % increase to all across
the board regardless of the performance
Recent study by
People, a HR
consulting firm
suggests that
enhanced intrinsic
compensation may
help reduce excessive
turnover
Problem of turnover if IT
employees!!!! Over time,
base salaries and bonuses
have risen dramatically
to promote the
recruitment the very best.
But turnover has not
slowed down!!!
What do you mean by Strategic Analysis? Describe the factors that influence
companys compensation practices.
Strategy = plan, policy, approach, line of attack
Analysis = examination, investigation, breakdown.
Compensation strategy deals about what type of pay model the company should
follow which should be in alignment with its Ozal strategy.
We will let the market decide what we need to pay people!!!
Unfortunately, it cant be so easy! Companies compete very differently for
very similar talent.
Lets compare C strategies at Fire pond, Microsoft, and Bristol-Myers Squibb
(BMS), Each have different strategy, but it is tailor made for their business.
Fire pond is a small start up that offers Software solutions to traditional
firms trying to grow the e sales part of their business. All these companies
emphasize employee performance and commitment, but each company does it
very differently.
ALIGN IN 3 TYPES:
ALIGN WITH BUSINESS
STRATEGY
ALIGN EXTERNALLY WITH
ECONOMIES
ALIGN INTERNALLY WITH
HR SYUSTEMS.
ACCORDING to examination of eight years of data from 180 U.S. companies, ITS
NOT HOW MUCH YOU PAY, BUT HOW YOU PAY THAT MATTERS THE
MOST