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Developing a Competitive Salary Structure

Developing a CompetitiveSalary Structure2 | ERI Economic Research Institute | Developing a Competitive Salary Structure | September 2016 Consider this example of a simplified Compensation Strategy within the Total Rewards Strategy:Compensation Performance ManagementBenefits Work-Life EffectivenessRecognition Career DevelopmentTotal Rewards StrategyHuman ResourcesStrategyBusinessStrategyA Competitive Salary Structure should be based on a well-designed Compensation Strategy that is thoughtfully linked to an organization s Total Rewards Strategy, Human Resources Strategy, and Business Strategy.

Salary Grades and Aged Base Salary market data above, the formula suggests that 13.92763% be used as the Midpoint % Progression for the preceding set of numbers. The 13.92763% midpoint progression can be calculated by multiplying the Salary Grade 1 midpoint of $61,882*(1+.1392763) to attain the midpoint for Salary Grade 2. Each midpoint

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