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Case Study of Compensation Management
Case Study of Compensation Management
ON
Pay Transparency is the practice of providing clear insight as to how much one is
paid.
Being open and transparent about your pay practices and providing information
about the pay process and how decisions are made is in the best interest of both
the organization and its employees.
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN:
Research has shown that information-sharing can aid innovation, foster trust, and
contribute to an organization’s agility in a fast moving competitive landscape.
It also can build cohesion among employees and provide them a shared sense of
mission.
QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSIONS:-
SHOULD COMPENSATION DATA BE
SHARED INSIDE ORGANIZATIONS?
In that situation, openly discussing pay could encourage teams to share best
practices and drive them to get better.
It could help employees to know what they except as they move up within an
organization.
HOW FAR DOWN THE ORGANIZATION
SHOULD SUCH TRANSPARENCY EXTEND?
COMPANY-LEVEL: MANAGERIAL-LEVEL:
• Establish your core values. • Open door policy
• Set up open communication • Regular meetings on company/team
channels. performance.
• Clear and honest communication.
EMPLOYEE-LEVEL: CUSTOMER/SUPPLIER LEVEL: