Head of Reward at Vantage Telecom
São Paulo, Brazil
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Asked in Pay Equity & Transparency ·
Are you already testing the 5% joint assessment trigger per category, or waiting?
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Shift leaders earning only 4% more than the operators they supervise: what gap is normal?
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PLR design in a high-inflation year
Have you looked at the split between company and unit indicators? Ours was 50 and 50 like yours, and operations people felt punished for margin pressure they co
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PLR design in a high-inflation year
Industrial company in the interior of the state, about 6,000 employees. Our union asked for a guaranteed minimum of 0.8 salary whatever the results. We refused
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PLR design in a high-inflation year
Be careful about changing indicators to rescue a low payout. Our labour counsel is strict that PLR rules need to be clear, objective and agreed in advance for t
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PLR design in a high-inflation year
We moved to EBITDA margin in 2023 and kept one nominal indicator, net revenue, at 20 percent weight. The commission accepted it because we showed three years of
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Pay equity reporting under the Brazilian Equal Pay Act
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Nine months of pay ranges on every Ontario posting: what moved and what did not
Those 22 people below the minimum are the real finding. We had 47 out of 3,300 when we started posting in British Columbia, and fixing them before the adverts w
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Running the analysis under legal privilege: who inside HR gets to see the output?
We run two tracks. The privileged track is the statistical study, commissioned by counsel, seen by five people. The business track is a list of individual pay a
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Replacing a benefits platform: which selection criteria turned out to matter?
✓ Accepted answer · I would cut your 60 lines to about eight and make three of them pass or fail. Ours were: a tested payroll file for every country in scope, named implementation
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