Staff Compensation

Salary administration that's consistently fair

Extraordinary guidelines and conversations about salary policies and procedures.

Salary Administration

JER HR Group helps our clients design a Salary Administration Guideline, typically in conjunction with a Staff Compensation Study. Salary Administration Guidelines reflect an organization's Compensation Philosophy, and applicable components of the Compensation Plan.

These procedures provide guidelines for managing staff compensation in a consistent and equitable manner, ensuring compliance with best practices. It also describes authority for managing compensation and making compensation decisions.

Policy Development: Our Approach

JER HR Group helps clients in defining their salary administration policies and procedures.

Policy Development includes:

Defining Policy Development Procedures.

Compensation Principles, including:

Retaining Staff

Investing in Performance

Pay Equity

Staff Development

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Managing Incentives in Not-for-Profit Organizations

Nearly 60% of not-for-profit organizations (excluding trade organizations) provide incentive pay to recognize significant staff contributions. In most cases, all staff members are eligible for consideration of an incentive payment, although the levels of payment.

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Why Conduct an HR Audit

SHRM, the Society for Human Resources Management, recommends an annual review of HR policies and practices. However, if your company experiences one of these six events, it should trigger an HR audit immediately.

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Engaging Excellence

Organizations don’t build business, people do. Investing in your people is an investment in your most valuable asset. And, it’s no secret that retaining existing employees is much more cost effective than recruiting and training.

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A New Approach to Leadership Development

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Bridging the Pay Equity Gap

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Employee Retention and the Pursuit of Happiness

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TIPS, TRAPS AND TRENDS

How to Attract Talent with an Effective Compensation Plan Employee compensation represents a significant portion of operating expenses, and, in not-for-profit organizations, there is typically a high degree of scrutiny by regulatory agencies, stakeholders, donors.

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October 2018 Newsletter

Can Employers Require Employees in Full-Time Jobs to Work Full-Time Hours? Maybe Not. It seems like the answer to this question should be an obvious yes. If an employer hires someone to work a full-time.

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Strategic Compensation Planning

How can an organization create a compensation plan that will allow it to attract, retain, and motivate the talent necessary to carry out its mission? Employee compensation is a significant portion of any business’s,

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A New Approach to Leadership Development

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Bridging the Pay Equity Gap

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Employee Retention and the Pursuit of Happiness