Innovating Compensation: How to Review and Realign Strategies Based on Workforce Changes

Workplace violence continues to increase across industries and organizations and experts predict the trend won’t subside anytime soon. Meanwhile, OSHA and lawmakers are increasingly scrutinizing employers’ workplace violence prevention efforts and imposing new requirements to keep employees safe. Most workplace violence is actually preventable if companies take proactive steps and have a prevention plan in place. However, many organizations don’t know where to start. In this webcast you’ll hear from national experts such as Eugene Rugala, a former leader of the FBI’s National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime and current workplace violence consultant, and Elizabeth Bille, SVP of workplace culture at EVERFI and former general counsel of SHRM.

Managing reward in a multi-national or global company has many additional complexities to that of a single country instance. These include sourcing accurate benchmark data, budgeting (given the differences in the various economies involved) workflows, policies and governance, time zone differences, cultures, currencies, languages, and communication. Technology plays a key role in ensuring centralized control blended with an appropriate amount of decentralized decision making. Data integrity is also critical and as is integration with adjacent HRIS, payroll and other platforms supporting the reward function. This panel will share their experiences within their own organizations and their key learns from managing such programs over many years.

Employee surveys are undeniably an essential tool in any HR team’s toolkit. Surveys gather valuable feedback about benefits, leadership, facilities, job satisfaction, and more so you can make strategic business decisions to improve employee experience and make a positive impact on your company’s bottom line.

HR professionals can make a big impact in the workplace, so why does it feel like HR initiatives are always being shot down? All the hours spent researching, planning, strategizing and preparing won’t matter much if you can’t communicate your ideas effectively to other leaders in the organization.