Compensation school training courses in Boston, MA (public, in-house or online)

Given the current financial crisis, government bodies, the media, and shareholders are calling for the fundamental reform of management compensation plans. As a result, compensation committee members must perform their duties more effectively, create compensation programs tied to company performance, and motivate their top managers—all while meeting shareholder expectations around what is appropriate.

What You Can Expect
By examining the root causes of compensation issues, participants...

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In this course, you will consider the many issues surrounding the key aspects of pay policy: legal requirements, pay equity within an organization, competitive pay within the relevant industry, how and when to grant raises, and different ways payment can be structured.

After completing this course, you should be able to:

Comply with relevant state and federal "wage and hour" laws
Determine the competitive pay level for a particular position in a particular geographic ...

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Examines procedures and strategies for determining compensation systems in contemporary organizations, considering both traditional and more innovative methods of compensation. Addresses the need for strategically focused compensation systems and examines the related variables that impact employee motivation and performance in a variety of organizational settings

Worker’s Compensation or Work Comp includes the medical costs incurred and the wages lost if employees are hurt while on duty. Employers in all the states of the U.S.A. (except Texas) require Worker’s Compensation insurance. The largest state fund is California’s State Compensation Insurance Fund. Worker’s Compensation laws are made to make sure that the employees who are injured or immobilized while on duty receive fixed financial assistance.

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Anyone considering a career as a paralegal should have a firm understanding of workers’ compensation law. The reason is simple: You’re far more likely to be involved in workers’ compensation cases than criminal law cases, intellectual property cases, or even business disputes. The only types of cases that are more common are personal injury or medical malpractice, both of which have very strong ties to workers’ compensation law.

Knowing the ins and outs of workers...

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