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Strengthening the Link Between Pay & Performance Mykkah Herner, MA, CCP Manager of Professional Services PayScale, Inc. Karaka Leslie Partnership Manager PayScale, Inc. www.payscale.com
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Strengthening  the  Link  Between  Pay  &  Performance  

Mykkah  Herner,  MA,  CCP  Manager  of  Professional  Services  PayScale,  Inc.    Karaka  Leslie  Partnership  Manager    PayScale,  Inc.  

 

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14,000  PosiAons  

2500  Customers  

40  Million  Salary  Profiles  

250  Compensable  Factors  

11  Countries  

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Agenda  o What  is  Pay-­‐for-­‐Performance?  

o  Trends  

o Why  do  Pay-­‐for-­‐Performance?  o  Barriers  to  Success  

o  Keys  to  Success  

o  Linking  Pay  to  Performance  o  Strategy  

o  Base  Pay  

o  Variable  Pay  

o  Immediate  AcAon  

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What  is    Pay-­‐for-­‐Performance?  

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Pay-­‐for-­‐Performance  (P4P)  

Links  pay  (base  and/or  variable),  in  whole  or  

in  part,  to  individual,  group,  and/or  

organizaAonal  performance.  The  World  at  Work  Handbook  of  Compensa5on,  Benefits  &  Total  Rewards    

by  WorldatWork  

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Market  Trend:  Ongoing  Shi;  Toward  P4P  

Source:    HewiW  Survey  –  U.S.  Salary  Increases  2009/2010  and  Impact  on  Org  Spend  for  2010  

When  cra\ing  next  years  budget  vs.  this  year  the  use  of    Across  the  board  increases  down  by  50%  Use  of  Variable  Pay  has  increased  300%  

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2013  P4P  PracAces  

•  Performance  based  pay  increases  are  the  #1  driver  for  pay  raises  in  2013  

 •  56%  of  companies  say  Performance  is  the  

main  reason  for  pay  raises    

•  71%  give  variable  pay  incenAves  Source:  2013  PayScale  CompensaFon  Best  PracFces  Report  

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Why  do    Pay-­‐for-­‐Performance?  

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Why  Pay-­‐for-­‐Performance?  The  principle  of  it:    o  Employees  who  perform  beWer  should  get  paid  beWer  

Drives  results:  o  Aligns  employee  performance  to  organizaAonal  goals  

MoAvates:  o  Employees  work  harder  towards  a  common  goal  

Cost-­‐effecAve:  o  P4P  allocates  labor  dollars  well,  when  company  performance  is  good  

 

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Barriers  to  Success  

Three  main  impediments  to  success  

o Lack  of  execuAve  support  o Lack  of  manager  training  

o Perceived  budget  restricAons  

Performance  management  doesn’t  ensure  Pay-­‐for-­‐Performance  

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Main  Avenues  to  Success  

o ExecuAve  buy-­‐in  o Good  P4P  program  design;  fit  with  organizaAonal  goals  &  culture  

o Right  systems  in  place  

o Manager  training  

o Clear  communicaAon  across  the  organizaAon  

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Linking  Pay  to  Performance  

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“Employees  won’t  believe  there  is  a  link  between  pay  and  performance  unless  they  can  see  it.”    

Margaret  O’Hanlon  re:Think  ConsulFng  

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Linking  Pay  to  Performance:  Gelng  the  right  mix  Complexity  of  the  mix…  

Company  Culture,  CompensaFon  Philosophy,  &  CompensaFon  Strategy  

Base  Pay  Structure  

Variable  or  IncenFve  Pay  Structure  

Individualized  Rewards  &  RecogniFon  

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Linking  Pay  to  Performance:  Strategy  Develop  clear  compensaAon  strategy  o  Define  your  market(s)  

o  Determine  your  level  of  compeAAveness  

o  Decide  to  reward  performance  in  base  and  variable  pay  

Get  reliable  market  data  

Develop  clear  and  aligned  goals  o  Company  or  organizaAonal  level  

o  Department  or  team  level  

o  Individual  level  

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Linking  Pay  to  Performance:  Base  Pay  Structure  

Merit  Matrix  

 

 

Manager  Training  

o  Performance  Management  

o  CommunicaAon  

o  Forced  ranking?  

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%  pay  increase  based  on  Performance  Metric    

Source:  InsFtute  for  Corporate  ProducFvity  

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Linking  Pay  to  Performance:  Variable  Pay  Plan  Keep  it  Simple  o  Be  able  to  explain  your  variable  pay  plan  in  a  short  paragraph  

Ensure  sound  plan  design  o  Make  sure  what  you’re  rewarding  ulAmate  moves  the  business  forward  

o  Clarify  who  is  eligible  for  the  plan  

o  IdenAfy  performance  measurements  

o  Determine  threshold  of  organizaAonal  and/or  individual  success  

o  Establish  your  pay-­‐out  strategy  

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Put  it  into  AcAon  

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Elementary  •  Work  with  senior  leaders  to  define  compensaFon  strategy  

•  Build  a  compensaFon  plan  with  reliable  data  

•  Define  SMART  goals  for  employees  

Intermediate  •  Build  cascading  goals  linking  employee  goals  to  corporate  strategy  

•  Invest  in  hiring  and  training  good  managers  

•  Re-­‐visit  your  comp  budgeFng  process  –  P4P  vs  COLA  

Advanced  

•  Find  new  and  creaFve  ways  to  incorporate  variable  pay  

•  Develop  strong  performance  management  system  

•  Build  great  differenFaFon  between  low  and  high  performers  

Immediate  AcAon  

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PayScale  Delivers  Where  Other  CompensaAon  Providers  Fall  Short  PayScale  leads  the  world  in  compensaFon  knowledge  with  the  freshest  and  most  detailed  data  from  over  36  million  salary  profiles.  More  than  2500  organizaFons  use  PayScale’s  so;ware  and  intelligence  to  get  the  greatest  return  on  their  talent.  Smart  businesses  use  PayScale  Insight  to  recruit,  retain  and  moFvate  their  people.    Visit  our  blog:    www.payscale.com/compensaFon-­‐today  Join  our  Group  on  LinkedIN:    CompensaFon  Today:    HR  Best  PracFces  

Mykkah  Herner,  MA,  CCP  Manager  of  Professional  Services  PayScale,  Inc.    Karaka  Leslie  Partnership  Manager    PayScale,  Inc.  

 

www.payscale.com  

 

 


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