The compensation handbook : a state-of-the art guide to compensation strategy and design / Milton L. Rock, Lance A. Berger.

By: Rock, Milton LContributor(s): Berger, Lance APublisher: [S.l.] : Mcgraw-Hill (Tx), 1991Edition: 3 Sub edDescription: 704 p. ; 24 cmISBN: 0070533520 (hardcover); 9780070533523 (hardcover)DDC classification: 658.32 Online resources: Amazon.com Summary: Bring your company's compensation program into the '90s. Need to make informed decisions on new compensation programs that can meet your needs today and tomorrow? Consult the new Third Edition of the "bible" in the field-The Compensation Handbook: A State-of-the-Art Guide to Compensation Strategy and Design. Packed with proven strategies from over 40 experts, this totally updated guide shows you how to: determine affordable, appropriate pay scales; reward-and retain-key people; measure the unmeasurable-what engineers, R&D people, and executives do; evaluate employees expectations and boost corporate morale; build a cost-effective reward, evaluation, and benefits structure; develop nontraditional or contingency-based compensation; use computers to improve the way you document, evaluate, price, budget, and plan jobs; develop realistic pay-for-performance and productivity measurement systems.
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Bring your company's compensation program into the '90s. Need to make informed decisions on new compensation programs that can meet your needs today and tomorrow? Consult the new Third Edition of the "bible" in the field-The Compensation Handbook: A State-of-the-Art Guide to Compensation Strategy and Design. Packed with proven strategies from over 40 experts, this totally updated guide shows you how to: determine affordable, appropriate pay scales; reward-and retain-key people; measure the unmeasurable-what engineers, R&D people, and executives do; evaluate employees expectations and boost corporate morale; build a cost-effective reward, evaluation, and benefits structure; develop nontraditional or contingency-based compensation; use computers to improve the way you document, evaluate, price, budget, and plan jobs; develop realistic pay-for-performance and productivity measurement systems.

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