Compensation and Benfits
A company's compensation program sends a message to employees about its commitment to motivating, recognizing, and rewarding employee performance
- Every organization needs a compensation philosophy that identifies its desired market position - that is, where it wants to position pay levels with respect to competitive market practice
- Types of compensation include base pay, bonus, merit increases, variable pay(commission) and long term incentive
- The practice of banding includes broadbanding and careerbanding. Broadband usually have minimum and maximum amounts that overlap. Careerbanding is similar but more closely tied to career development; there are no minimums or maximums; salaries are based on market surveys.
- Benefits refer to healthcare, pension plans, stock options, legal services etc
- Applicants who are comparing job offers often narrow their choices down to those that provide the most generous benefits package
Unlearn
- Drop off the idea that people are attracted to Pfizer because it has a good compensation and benefits plan. Today's workers want more than a comprehensive compensation and benefits package. More workers are looking forward such as a chance to make an impact, appreciation of work well done, open communication between themselves and management, opportunity to gain new skills, and control over their current and future lives. They also want work that is fun, interesting, and exciting. Others are career advancement, challenge, and a good fit with their boss.
Relearnt
- I had made recommendations and decision with the support of my superior to internally transfer two senior Sales Executives to cover area of greater challenges and higher sales impact. This process or strategy is to assist my manager to retain and motivate our sector business top performers within the department.