Compensation Fundamentals Seminar # 8890

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In cooperation with WorldatWork, AMA now offers you their Compensation Fundamentals seminar to help you attract, motivate and retain your employees. Learn the elements of a total rewards program, the total rewards model and elements of compensation.

This basic-level, one-day seminar is an overview of the concept of developing a total rewards strategy. It discusses elements of a total rewards program, the total rewards model and elements of compensation.

What You Will Cover

    The Compensation Component of Total Rewards

  • Definition of total rewards
  • Total rewards model
  • Why the total rewards approach?
  • The total rewards design process
  • Compensation
  • Elements of compensation
  • Objectives of compensation
  • Compensation goals and tools
    Legal/Regulatory Environment
  • Pay and legal issues—how much do you know?
  • Fair Labor Standards Act
  • Equal Pay Act
  • Title VII–Civil Rights Act
  • Other statutes and regulations
    Job Evaluation
  • Terms and definitions
  • Job analysis
  • Job documentation
  • Job description format
  • Job evaluation

    External Competitiveness and Pay Structures
  • Job pricing
  • Relevant labor markets
  • Types of compensation information available
  • Sources of survey data
  • Data analysis
  • Determining market position
  • Developing a base pay policy line
  • Organization response to market data
  • Pay range design issues
  • Maintaining pay structures
    Base Pay Determination
  •  Pay approaches
  • Job-based pay
  • Person-based pay
  • Range divisions
  • Position in range
  • Merit pay
  • Characteristics of a sound performance appraisal system
  • Alternatives to base pay
  • Effective compensation strategies

Who Should Attend

This seminar is designed for HR professionals with no prior compensation experience. Line managers and supervisors, HR financial and payroll personnel, small-business owners, entrepreneurs, and members of job-evaluation and compensation committees can all benefit from this seminar.

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