- Battling for talent in an increasingly competitive world while balancing labor spend is a challenge for all organizations.
- Organizations have the opportunity to create balance and maintain their desired competitive position with well-structured pay bands.
- Pay bands will be slightly different for all organizations, but the manner in which they are constructed and applied is built on a foundation of commonalities.
- Understand the organizational characteristics that would warrant a pay band system, and if you deem one appropriate for your organization, choose the construction type and application method that will best suit it.
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Critical Insight
- Pay bands apply rigidity and control to a salary structure – adjust the level of flexibility to suit the needs and culture of your organization.
- Organizations with high or low retention or job offer acceptance, or with an inequitable salary assignment (either real or perceived) need to consider implementing a new pay band structure.
- The costs and consequences of a poor pay band structure tax the workforce with unnecessary burdens (dissatisfaction with pay) and shave real dollars off the bottom line.
- Creating pay bands internally is a manageable task when you have a comprehensive process to follow.
Impact and Result
- Learn the value of pay bands in supporting organizational strategy.
- Evaluate and select a best-fit pay band structure to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of the current salary structure.
- Create pay bands to maximize labor spend.