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Re-Examine Your Pay Ranges; To Offer or Not to Offer Compensation professionals exploring this question — and ways to keep lump-sum merit replacements equitable — in a WorldatWork Engage forum post shared various insights: ;“We move our ranges every year, say 2%, so even an employee who was at the top of the range will get a 2% base pay increase,” said Ken McLean, a senior compensation analyst at Newport News, Va.

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Human Resource Management Review 17(2): 131–139.

Figures 1, 2 and 3 preview the models tested.

This is down from the 2% general/COLA that was provided in 2023, which fell well below the 2.3% that organizations had projected from the prior year.

In Figure 2, we would want a scenario of an employee in the top right quadrant having positive performance and significant scope, but negative value against replacement.

.; Fuel Transport Announces 35-Hour Workweek Logistics and transportation company Fuel Transport announced April 2 it has revamped its employee policies to include a 35-hour workweek for certain employees, without affecting those workers’base compensation.

Pay Range Overlap (%)=Max(Range 1 Max, Range 2 Max) - Min(Range 1 Min, Range 2 Min)Min(Range 1 Max, Range 2 Max) - Max(Range 1 Min, Range 2 Min)​×100 Min (Range 1 Max, Range 2 Max): The lower of the two maximums.

;Step 2: Model the compensation plans under various performance scenarios to ensure the new plans fall within the commission budget.

While a headline-grabber across industries, this is particularly and primarily impactful for companies involved with: ;Beverage and food services; ;Entertainment and events; ;Hospitality and guest services; ;Home services; ;Personal services; ;Personal appearance and wellness; ;Recreation and instruction; ;Transportation and delivery; The conversation (on social media and perhaps, based on your industry, in corporate/department/team meetings) will undoubtedly pick up speed now that the Department of the Treasury, on Tuesday, Sept. 2, made public a “preliminary list” of occupations that, based on their historical tipped status, would be eligible for the tax-savings benefit.