High-Performance Pay: Fast Forward to Business Success
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1. Verfasser: Schuster, Jay R. (VerfasserIn)
Format: Elektronisch E-Book
Sprache:English
Veröffentlicht: Scottsdale WorldatWork Press 2007
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Beschreibung:Foreword; Preface and Acknowledgements; Introduction; Part I: Forging a Direction; Chapter 1: Winning the Battle for Superkeepers; Chapter 2: Creating a Powerful Customized Workplace Rewards Brand; Chapter 3: Fixing Performance Management: A Key Priority; Part II: Accelerating Business Performance with Incentives; Chapter 4: Powering Up Incentives for the Fast-Moving Economy; Chapter 5: Revisiting Effective Incentive Design: Still The Major ROI Reward Opportunity; Chapter 6: Best-Practice Incentives for Contact Centers and Distribution Centers: Driving Customer Satisfaction
Part III: Adding Value through Base PayChapter 7: Can Base Pay Reward Performance?; Chapter 8: Measuring the Value of Work; Chapter 9: Competencies and Rewards; Chapter 10: Assessing the Value of Skill-Based Pay; Chapter 11: Business Value, Paying for Skill and the Internet; Part IV: Making Positive Change; Chapter 12: Sales Rewards Solutions; Chapter 13: Executive Compensation: Doing the 'Heavy Lifting'; Chapter 14: Executive Comp
Pay gurus and WorldatWork Keystone Award winners Pat Zingheim and Jay Schuster are at it again! A sequel to their best-seller, Pay People Right!, High-Performance Pay begins where that ground-breaking book left off. The new book challenges conventional thinking and encourages compensation and human resource professionals to develop a proactive position about using total rewards to enhance organizational effectiveness and move the business forward. This book presents five cohesive parts with an engaging discussion on the current state of the profession, as well as both cutting-edge and proven ap
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