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Reward Strategies and Pay Structures

Posted in : HR Updates on 5 July 2010
Anne Dougan
ThinkPeople
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Q. The new CEO wants a full review of pay structures within the organisation. Is now a good time and where do I start?

1. Why Reward Strategies Fail

The best reward strategies reflect the needs of the organisation and its employees, they underpin organisational and HR strategy and allow costs to be controlled through a flexible approach. So many organisations stumble at the first hurdle when it comes to designing a reward strategy which will work for them. There are many reasons for this, which may include:

  • A lack of clarity on the strategic direction of the company.
  • The corporate identity and/or organisational branding are not clearly defined.
  • There has previously been an

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This article is correct at 06/08/2015
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Anne Dougan
ThinkPeople

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