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Episode 16: Rethinking Rewards and Compensation

Tichich, Emily
Sullivan, Brandon
Kul, Mary Rohman
Horstman, Ken
2019-04-16

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Episode 16: Rethinking Rewards and Compensation

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Understanding compensation is more than just knowing local pay structures. As a supervisor, you need to clearly know what your local compensation strategy is. In this webinar, we’ll talk about the misconceptions surrounding how we think about pay and outline the key considerations when thinking about your reward strategy. Note: some of the session content only covers pay for non-contract employees, labor unions have contracts that govern their pay. This is a podcast version of a Supervisory Development webinar recorded on April 11th, 2019.

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Tichich, Emily; Sullivan, Brandon; Kul, Mary Rohman; Horstman, Ken. (2019). Episode 16: Rethinking Rewards and Compensation. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/218918.

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