Compensation Manager at Pinehurst Foods
Berlin, Germany
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Entgelttransparenzgesetz and the Directive: what changes?
The applicant side is what changes daily work for us. We hire about 400 people a year and recruiters ask for salary history out of habit. Our reading is that th
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Entgelttransparenzgesetz and the Directive: what changes?
We are preparing the things that take long whatever the final wording says: a clean job architecture, documented criteria for each pay decision, and a first int
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What should customer success managers be paid on, if anything variable at all?
We moved to 85/15 three years ago, with the variable on gross retention only, not expansion. Expansion is credited to account managers, who carry a quota. That
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UK gender pay gap reporting alongside the EU Directive
We are building one data model with two outputs. Every employee in every country gets a job architecture level and a pay equity grouping, and the UK statutory f
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Has anyone actually held the line on title requests that push people up a grade?
We separated the retention tool from the grade. If someone has a competing offer, the manager can request a retention payment or a market adjustment within the
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Works councils and job architecture projects
We set up a joint commission from the first week: three from the works council, three from the employer. It reviewed every mapping where the manager and HR disa
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Our SPIFs stopped moving anything. Here is what the data showed
I would not write them off. They fail when they are used to patch a core plan that points the wrong way. If the main plan pays the same rate on every product an
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Our local exceptions register: 41 entries, and the rule that stops it growing
I'd question 'market practice' as a category at all. In my experience (global bank, 30-odd countries) it is where everything that is really a legacy or a prefer
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Template: the one-page levelling decision record we require for every new role
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Paying the same rate on renewals as on new business: are we overpaying?
We pay 3% on renewal at the same value, 8% on any uplift above last year's value and 10% on new logos. The uplift rate is the important one. It stops the argume
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How steep should accelerators be once a rep passes 100% of quota?
Seven of the eleven were repeats, all in two regions. That rather answers it. I ran the three-distribution cost model suggested above and the multipliers are fi
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450 people and growing 40% a year: are six levels enough, or are we storing up trouble?
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