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Seasoned compensation practitioners know the value of salary surveys. Market data obtained from salary surveys create the foundation for compensation strategies. They're used to construct an organization's pay programs and practices. They're the 'DNA' of compensation programs.
For the HR generalist or the new practitioner, though, salary surveys can be a mystery. How many and which survey sources should you use? Where do you get industry specific data? How do you combine multiple survey sources? Which statistic should you compare against? How do you know if the survey data are valid?
The Survey Handbook & Directory: A Guide to Finding and Using Salary Surveys unravels the mystery of salary surveys — piece-by-piece, step by step. It covers the whole process in a straightforward manner: from survey fundamentals (such as how to select benchmark positions and definitions of survey terms) to finding and selecting surveys, creating a customized survey, pricing key jobs and even antitrust implications.
For the seasoned practitioner, the guidebook's second half is where the treasure lies. Here, WorldatWork has compiled an exhaustive list of survey sources by industry and region and a directory of survey providers, with both U.S. and international resources.
Attention WorldatWork members!
If you're interested in survey sources, check out the Survey Search from WorldatWork.
A group of veteran compensation professionals has contributed to the handbook, and the user will benefit greatly from their varied experience. This book is a 'must-have' reference for anyone who develops or administers compensation programs.
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WorldatWork (2006) |
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Soft |
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1579631479 |
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Testimonials
| "This is the survey handbook we've all been waiting for. With covered topics ranging from the simple to the complicated, and from the general to the specific, this will be a welcome addition to any comp department's library. The directories of survey sources and providers alone are worth the price of this book." |
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Charles F. Signorino
Vice President, Compensation
McGraw-Hill Inc. |
| "In total rewards, we depend on gathering and analyzing data. Data are integral to ensuring that the design and implementation of total rewards programs are successful. This book not only shows you where and how to get that data, it also shows you how to use that data in the most meaningful way for your organization." |
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Laura
Thanasse, CCP, CBP, GRP
Vice President, Compensation Strategy
Sun Life Financial Inc. |
Table of Contents
Introduction
Salary Surveys: Why? Where? What are the Limitations?
Section I: Handbook of Essays
Chapter 1
Survey Essentials
Fundamentals of Salary Surveys
John H. Davis, Ph.D., CCP, and Janet F. Koechel, CCP
How to Find, Select and Evaluate Compensation Surveys
Robert L. Heneman, Ph.D., and Katherine E. Dixon, CCP
A Structured Approach to Peer Group Development: Building a Foundation for Comparative Data Analysis
Jack Dolmat-Connell, CCP
Getting the Biggest Bang for Your Survey Buck
Margaret A. Bentson, CCP, and Janice S. Hand
Chapter 2
Survey Models Salary Surveys in a Blended-Role World
Margaret A. Coil, CCP
Applying Salary Survey Data to Banded and Competency Pay Systems
Margaret Dyekman, CCP, SPHR, and Peter LeBlanc, CCP
Using Salary Surveys to Maximize Your Company’s Variable Pay Practices
David P. Bell, Ph.D., CCP
Pricing Sales Jobs: How to Do It Right the First Time
Jeremy Anderson
Sidebar: External Surveys and Benchmarking Analysis
Jerome A. Colletti, Mary S. Fiss, Ted Briggs and S. Scott Sands
Chapter 3
Survey Matters The Devil Is in the Details: Analytical Pitfalls in Executive Compensation Benchmarking
Bonnie Schindler
Antitrust Implications in the Salary Survey Process
Michael B. Shea, CCP, SPHR
Surveys at the Cutting Edge
Gerry Stern and Yvette Borcia
Selected References
About the Authors
Section II: Directory of Survey Sources Chapter
Sources by Industry/Survey Type and Geographic Region
- Accounting/Banking/Investment Banking/Finance
- Administrative/Clerical
- Advertising
- Aerospace
- Agriculture/Forestry
- Architecture/Drafting/Design
- Automotive/Heavy Duty
- Benchmarking
- Benefits
- Biotechnology
- Board of Directors
- Cable/Television
- Call Center/Customer Service
- Chain Restaurant
- Chemical
- College Graduates
- Construction/Contractors
- Consulting
- Consumer Products
- Defense
- Education-Related
- Electronics
- Energy-Related
- Engineering
- Entertainment
- Environment
- Equity
- Executive Compensation/Top Management
- Exempt/Non-Exempt
- Expatriates
- Exports
- Flavors and Fragrances
- Food and Beverage
- Fringe Benefits/Perquisites
- Gaming/Casino
- Government Workers
- Health Care
- High Tech
- Hospitality/Hotel
- Human Resources
- Incentives/Alternative Rewards/Stock Plans
- Industrial Management
- Information Technology/Data Processing/MIS
- Insurance/Risk Management
- International
- Internet/Web sites/dot.coms/e-commerce |
- Job Descriptions
- Laboratory/Testing and Inspection
- Law/Legal
- Logistics/Supply Chain
- Manufacturing
- Media/Publishing
- Medical Devices and Diagnostics
- Mining
- Non-Profit/Not-for-Profit
- Oil/Petroleum
- Pharmaceutical
- Plant/Facilities Management/Mailing Systems
- Policies and Practices
- Private Industry
- Production/Maintenance/Material Handling
- Professional
- Protective Services
- Public Relations
- Public Sector
- Real Estate
- Relocation
- Research and Development
- Retail
- Retention/Recruiting
- Retirement
- Safety
- Salary Differentials
- Sales/Marketing
- Science/Scientists
- Security/Loss Prevention
- Seed
- Service
- Severance
- Software
- Technical/Skilled Trades
- Technology
- Telecommunications
- Training and Development
- Transportation/Travel
- Trends
- Turnover
- Utilities
- Wage and Salary Surveys
- Work-Life |
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