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Corporate Training

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Compensation and Benefits Management

Course Objectives

  • Define what is Compensation and benefits?
  • Explain the importance of Compensation and benefits to attract and retain the right talent
  • Understand the components of Compensation and benefits management
  • Strike the right balance between fixed and variable pay for each role/ job
  • Compensate fairly for the level of experience, technical expertise, competencies that individuals bring to the table
  • Develop skills to effectively design employee package to achieve win-win for both employer and the employees
  • Successfully manage to retain the best talent in the competitive market
  • Reward desired behaviour for present and future occurrence
  • Assess and restrain any discrimination basis gender, diversity, region, and religion
  • Effectively plan and flex benefits like dearness allowance, etc., considering the location and other factors
  • Devise packages in complying with legal regulations
  • Keep surplus/ anticipate the exigencies that might occur or any contingencies

Course Outline

Module 1: Introduction to Compensation and Benefits Management

  • What is Compensation and benefits management?
  • Benefits of Compensation and benefits
  • Basic principles of Compensation and benefits management
  • Difference between compensation and benefits
  • Designing the compensation and benefits plan

Module 2: Components of Compensation

  • Basic salary
  • Allowances (dearness allowance, house rent, transport, etc)
  • Incentives and bonuses
  • Benefits/Perquisites
  • Customisable, ready to use templates

Module 3: Components of Benefits

  • Retirement contribution plans
  • Outings and vacations
  • Sharing profits – shares, RSUs etc.- depends on the company
  • Relocating bonuses
  • Special day offs
  • Healthcare benefits
  • Travel and meal reimbursement
  • Maternity and sick leave
  • Other facilities

Module 4: Calculating Compensation

  • Evaluating the current market
  • Assessing the possibility of growth
  • Setting a compensation benchmark
  • Revisiting and revising packages to match the market standards – to become and remain the employer of choice
  • Basic considerations
  • Compensation Ratio

Module 5: Evaluating Compensation

  • Performance-based
  • Skills and experience of the candidate
  • Competency-based compensation
  • Last or current salary
  • Job description, tenure, qualification
  • Paying full-time Vs. contract employees

Module 6: Computable Tools of Compensation

  • Payroll management system
  • Determining incentives and benefits
  • Budget management
  • Hikes and promotions
  • Direct Compensation (Salary and rewards)
  • Indirect compensation (Recognition, Career development)

Module 7: Market Benchmarking

  • Identifying the pay policies
  • Assessing the market quantitative and qualitatively
  • Comparing Jobs in the market
  • Assess the pay practices of competitors

Module 8: Legal Regulations

  • Income tax
  • Various tax implication
  • Prevailing wage law
  • Service contract

Course Objectives

  • Define what is Compensation and benefits?
  • Explain the importance of Compensation and benefits to attract and retain the right talent
  • Understand the components of Compensation and benefits management
  • Strike the right balance between fixed and variable pay for each role/ job
  • Compensate fairly for the level of experience, technical expertise, competencies that individuals bring to the table
  • Develop skills to effectively design employee package to achieve win-win for both employer and the employees
  • Successfully manage to retain the best talent in the competitive market
  • Reward desired behaviour for present and future occurrence
  • Assess and restrain any discrimination basis gender, diversity, region, and religion
  • Effectively plan and flex benefits like dearness allowance, etc., considering the location and other factors
  • Devise packages in complying with legal regulations
  • Keep surplus/ anticipate the exigencies that might occur or any contingencies

Course Outline

Module 1: Introduction to Compensation and Benefits Management

  • What is Compensation and benefits management?
  • Benefits of Compensation and benefits
  • Basic principles of Compensation and benefits management
  • Difference between compensation and benefits
  • Designing the compensation and benefits plan

Module 2: Components of Compensation

  • Basic salary
  • Allowances (dearness allowance, house rent, transport, etc)
  • Incentives and bonuses
  • Benefits/Perquisites
  • Customisable, ready to use templates

Module 3: Components of Benefits

  • Retirement contribution plans
  • Outings and vacations
  • Sharing profits – shares, RSUs etc.- depends on the company
  • Relocating bonuses
  • Special day offs
  • Healthcare benefits
  • Travel and meal reimbursement
  • Maternity and sick leave
  • Other facilities

Module 4: Calculating Compensation

  • Evaluating the current market
  • Assessing the possibility of growth
  • Setting a compensation benchmark
  • Revisiting and revising packages to match the market standards – to become and remain the employer of choice
  • Basic considerations
  • Compensation Ratio

Module 5: Evaluating Compensation

  • Performance-based
  • Skills and experience of the candidate
  • Competency-based compensation
  • Last or current salary
  • Job description, tenure, qualification
  • Paying full-time Vs. contract employees

Module 6: Computable Tools of Compensation

  • Payroll management system
  • Determining incentives and benefits
  • Budget management
  • Hikes and promotions
  • Direct Compensation (Salary and rewards)
  • Indirect compensation (Recognition, Career development)

Module 7: Market Benchmarking

  • Identifying the pay policies
  • Assessing the market quantitative and qualitatively
  • Comparing Jobs in the market
  • Assess the pay practices of competitors

Module 8: Legal Regulations

  • Income tax
  • Various tax implication
  • Prevailing wage law
  • Service contract