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Total Rewards Evolution Matrix

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DIAGNOSE | DESIGN | EXECUTE | ADAPT

This resource is designed to help you get the most from your decision­‐making processes,design projects,management approvals, administration practices and compensation budget.Performensation’s  actionable process for continuous improvement of your total rewards programs is effective for companies of any size,industry and location.The process can be applied to comprehensive total reward projects or individual plan improvement or design. Our diagnostic approach ensures that the human and mechanical aspects of your programs are fully considered.Market data is important, but leading companies distinguish themselves by creating their own route to success.This process provides both a foundation and path to reaching your total reward goals.It is important to clarify objectives,issues and opportunities before proceeding with any project.Potential solutions are then communicated with a strong foundation that allows more confident executive approval.Effective solutions are designed to support and drive company strategy and culture.Careful crafting of details allows plan features to support specific purposes while remaining understandable.Avoid surprises by modeling probable,and not so probable,performance paths.Collaborate with Legal and Finance to ensure no loss of intent.Execution includes initial roll-out,plus ongoing management and communication of each solution.Incorporating the right people,tools and leadership strategy is essential to success.Identified metrics and objectives must be tracked,measured,evaluated,analyzed and communicated at least as frequently as each program’s regular cycle.Every issue may not require an adjustment,but critical adjustments must be made quickly and confidently.

DIAGNOSE

Qualification

Employee interviews, Stakeholder meetings, Cultural priorities, Link to pay philosophy, Impact of non-­compensatory issues, 12 Pillars analysis

Quantification

Review market levels, Review reward practices, Measure program(s) to best case and objectives, Estimate cost of rewards and administrative burden, Comparison to legacy programs

Report

Human factors analysis, Analysis of mechanical factors, Illustrative approach to reward service delivery, SWOT Communication: Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats

Decisions

Determine priorities, Get agreement on Proof of Concept, Get initial approval on budget, Identify responsibilities for design and execution

Project Plan

Assign responsibility, accountability and milestones for everything, Identify resources, Account for other required deliverables in the same time frame, whether or not related to this solution

DESIGN

Objectives

Define solution impact to: Attraction,motivation,engagement and retention, Decisions and behaviors, Financial metrics,
Operational metrics, Compensation budget

Instruments

Fixed or variable pay elements, Short-­Term,Mid-­Term or Long-Term Incentives, Cash,equity or other,
Relativity of risk to leverage International considerations

Features

Eligibility, Vesting, Impact of individual,group or company performance, Impact of change in control, Impact of termination,
Industry standard/unique to the company

Modeling

At least four models:Best case,worst case,formulaic case and expected case, Utilize words,numbers and visuals,
Results must be in formats familiar to stakeholders

Finalization

Set expectations, Obtain approval on expected case, Ensure understanding of best case and worst case,
Communicate requirements to achieve expectations

EXECUTE

Implementation

Clarify rollout goals, Train executives and managers, Build awareness and understanding, Enable success, Engage in growth

Tools

Administration and record-­keeping, Data and analytics, Finance and accounting, Communication, Employee access and transactions

Automation

System integration, Data feeds, Tracking of metrics and goals, Alerts and warnings, Feedback and success measurement

Communication

Visual,auditory,reading/writing and kinesthetic, Initial rollout, Ongoing updates, Progress and achievement, Stakeholders,
management,employees

Administration

Define processes and procedures, Ensure compliance with rules and regulations, Ongoing and transactional,
Internal,outsourced,co-­sourced

ADAPT

Reporting

Market Intelligence, Pay for Performance linkage, Dashboards, Reconciliations, Progress to objectives, Unexpected outcomes

Analysis

Correlation versus causation, Stakeholder perception versus participant perception, Return on Investment, Budget versus actual cost

Modifications

Mid-­term course changes to adjust to changing conditions, Changes to plan features, Changes to pay levels, Adjustments to legacy awards due to unexpected results

Decisions

Determine priorities, Communicate recommendations, Get approval on recommendations and budget, Identify responsibilities for design and execution

Communication

Clearly communicate successes and opportunities for improvement, Explain modifications and changes to future objectives,
Incorporate all changes into the processes built in the Execution phase

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