Pay, bonuses & reward

Employee Benefits - Pay, bonuses, reward

Cash pay – whether paid as a monthly salary or weekly wage – is the backbone of the reward and benefits package. With issues such as the national minimum wage, equal pay, pay strikes, income tax and national insurance contributions, the job of a compensation manager is a complex one. It is common to get compensation advice from a reward consultant. Reward consultants are able to supply salary benchmarking reports as well as advice on structuring a bonus, performance related pay, team incentives and other forms of variable compensation. To ensure these elements of variable and performance related pay meet business objectives, they need to be administered carefully. More employers are using sophisticated payroll software to achieve this.

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News

BMW workers reject pay deal

BMW employees at its Mini plant in Oxford have rejected a pay offer, which included a 2.21% basic pay increase, an additional increase of 1.79% for working an extra 30.1 hours a year, and a team bonus of 2%.

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16 May CIPD conference: G4S structures pay policy from the top down

11 May Five-year-old artist earns thousands

11 May More than 300 extra employers to join real-time information pilot

10 May IDS research: Pay growth grinds to a halt for NHS senior executives

09 May The Queen's Speech: Shareholders to be given more power to reject excessive executive pay deals

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Case Studies

Case study: Grant Thornton plays fair with graduates

Grant Thornton attracts and retains new talent by offering a combination of benefits to suit individual lifestyles, and training and development opportunities, including graduate recruitment programmes and internships.

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02 Apr Case study: People management leaders deliver KPMG policies

03 Jan Case study: Cisco ring-fences engagement around Olympics

01 Aug Case study: B&Q fits in older workers

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