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And, as described by Banks and Witt in their article in this special issue (page 55), workplace design can affect employee well-being by designing healthy workplaces.

The most innovative companies are looking at post-COVID times as a chance to review in-depth and upgrade their different rewards programs — leveling, market surveys, salary design, short-term variable pay, long-term compensation and executive remuneration, benefits, work-life harmony (which is very important in Europe), recognition, talent development and the like, to make them more modern, fit-for-purpose and constitutive of a powerful employee value proposition.

Enhancing certain employee benefits designed to alleviate financial — and other — pain points offers another pathway to meet living wage standards.

The Importance of Implementation Korn Ferry’s McMullen and Reidy suggest: Developing base salary increase budgets based on the cost of labor in comparator markets vs. cost of living/inflation;Considering the magnitude, eligibility and management of off-cycle increases, including promotions, counteroffers, pay equity adjustments, hot-skills adjustments, and in-band lateral adjustments;Utilizing the entire compensation tool kit, including sign-on, retention, referral and project bonuses, to attract, engage and retain key talent;Using highly leveraged nonfinancial rewards such as career development, organization transformation initiatives, recognition and providing meaningful work; “We typically see the best rewards programs being the ones that are more effectively implemented as opposed to those with an elegant strategy and design,” McMullen and Reidy wrote.

Companies that handled it best took a number of steps, such as: Defining a cross-functional and cross-geo steering committee to assess and design sales compensation changes;;Investing in digital capabilities to better administer, communicate and implement their sales compensation plans;;Simplifying their compensation plans by eliminating measures and mechanics; and;Improving the alignment of their sales compensation plans to overall business strategy (including changes in strategy), from a data-driven perspective, as opposed to relying purely on philosophy and “gut” beliefs.; Workspan: The pandemic has obviously affected the way companies and leaders approach sales compensation.

Gavin Newsom signed legislation designed to establish new wage and workplace protections to improve working conditions and support the health and safety of more than 500,000 of the state’s fast-food workers.

Overall, while pay for performance continues to be the largest concern for companies, responsiveness and performance-based pay design also demand attention.

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Implications to DEI Policies and Programs Well-designed DEI programs and policies are meant to promote a culture of inclusion and belonging so that all employees may thrive in advancing the company’s business strategy, fostering innovation, deepening competitive advantage and enhancing corporate performance.

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