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Chapter 1: Strategic Compensation
MGT 4543 • Compensation Management
You will need technology for today’s class activity.
Be prepared…• Today, I will call on you for answers. Borrow a
book if you do not have one yet.• Please do NOT read from your book. We want
to stay awake!• What if you did not prepare for today’s class?
– My best advice is to follow along, try to keep up, and THINK of a logical answer if you are called on. That is MUCH better than saying the dreaded, “I don’t know” or “I don’t have a book yet.”
Opportunities to get involved with HR professionals
• MSU student chapter of SHRM–Sign up to be on the e-mail list if you are interested!
• Golden Triangle Human Resource Association http://gthra.shrm.org/
• SHRM–http://www.shrm.org/
Opportunities to get involved with HR
professionalsWhy join the MSU Student Chapter of SHRM?
•Exposure to HR professionals–Networking opportunities–Opportunities to learn more about HR
•GTHRA & MSU Partnership–Dual membership (if you attend GTHRA meetings)–Mentorship program (pilot kickoff this fall!!!)
Strategic Compensation
• Explain each: – Pay-for-knowledge
• What type of workers are likely to receive this type of pay?
– Skill-based pay• What type of workers are likely to receive this type of
pay?
Strategic Compensation
• Explain each: – Discretionary benefits
• Give some examples…your book has plenty to choose from!
– Legally-required benefits• Give some examples…your book has plenty to choose
from!
Brief History of Compensation• Industrial revolution
– Division of labor; – Change from work _________________ to _________________
• Scientific management– Productivity measures– Piecework plans
• Welfare practices & Gov regulation– Improving conditions for Ees (e.g., medical insurance for EEs)– Personnel management emerges
• Competitive advantage– Employees viewed as a source of ___________________
• Pay-for-knowledge, pay-for-skill• Emphasis on recruitment and retention
– Pressure of globalized competition
Strategic Compensation
• Cost leadership– What is cost leadership?– How do Ryanair’s compensation practices help it
achieve its strategy?
• Differentiation– What is differentiation?– Discuss why brand loyalty and research &
development frequently go hand-in-hand with differentiation.
Class Activity
Using your technology, identify two companies – one pursuing a low-cost strategy and one pursuing a differentiation strategy.
1) Get out a piece of paper & write your name on it.
2) Name and describe each company - What good do they produce or what service do they offer?
3) Find each company’s mission and summarize it.
4) List 2 reasons why you believe that each company is pursuing a low-cost or differentiation strategy
Class ActivityLow cost strategy
Company name: _________________________Description:_____________________________Mission:________________________________2 reasons why you believe that the company is
pursuing a low-cost strategy• _____________________________________• _____________________________________
Include this information on your sheet of paper
to TURN in.
Class ActivityDifferentiation strategy
Company name: _________________________Description:_____________________________Mission:________________________________2 reasons why you believe that the company is
pursuing a differentiation strategy• _____________________________________• _____________________________________
Include this information on your sheet of paper
to TURN in.
Strategic Compensation
• What does it mean for compensation systems to be internally consistent?
• Why is internal consistency in compensation important?
Strategic Compensation
• Describe the two processes to achieve internal consistency.
• Market competitiveness in compensation: How is it achieved? Why does it matter?
Strategic Compensation
• Fill in the blank:– pay structures – represent pay rate ____________
for jobs of ___________ worth & the framework for recognizing differences in employee ______________.
• Explain each:– pay grades– pay ranges
Pay Structure
$27,000
Pay Grade 1__________
$20,000
$32,000
Pay Grade 2
$25,000
$37,000Pay Grade 3____________________
$30,000Pay Range 200-400 401-600 601-800
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