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Group compensation strategy is a broad framework to guide compensation plans for individuals, individual units and the whole group. The Group compensation strategy must be aligned with the corporate strategy. The compensation strategy should push forward the corporate strategy and help the company to achieve it plans.
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Group Compensation Strategy – Saudi Arabia Company Subject: Human Resource Management Institution Name: Columbia University Table of Content Company Profile............................................................. Group Compensation Strategy................................................... Saudi Payroll Policy.......................................................... 6 Expat Payroll Policy........................................................... Flexible workforce Policy...................................................... 10 References.................................................................. 13
Group Compensation Strategy Group compensation strategy is a broad framework to guide compensation plans for individuals, individual units and the whole group. The Group compensation strategy must be aligned with the corporate strategy. The compensation strategy should push forward the corporate strategy and help the company to achieve it plans. Company Profile: The company works in Construction Industry. The group has a workforce of 100-150 employees and the company is currently in Geographic growth or expansion. The company has minimum 30 Saudi employees in 3 different levels of the organization and has minimum 50 Expat employees in 2 different levels of the organization. Group Compensation Strategy
1. Attractive Compensation : The group compensation plans should be attractive to employees in line with the corporate strategy to attract best talent from the market. If the compensation plans are not attractive in terms of payments and rewards, then attracting and retaining talent may be difficult. The compensation plans drawn for any specific role must be of higher value than average compensation offered in the market for the same role. Compensation does not mean only basic pay but incentives including bonuses and commissions. Total compensation plan also includes in-direct compensation including holidays, vacations, insurance, pension, recreational services and food services (Cullinan, 2017). The company must have best in market policy for holidays, vacations, insurance, pension plan, recreational and food services in line with strategy to have attractive compensation.
be decided accordingly. This would help to solve the problem of paying more for less complex work or paying less for a more complex role. Example: A job of senior architect may have higher salary considering complexity of the work, qualification and experience required. c) If there is geographic expansion then compensation may vary by country. This would be true because average salary in market would be different and living costs are different in different countries. Example: Compensation offered in Egypt by the same company may be lower than compensation offered in Saudi Arabia (Almakky, 2019). This is because the cost of living in Egypt is lower than in Saudi Arabia. This is true due to lower housing costs and cheaper agricultural products.
4. Support National Policy : The group compensation plans should reflect the corporate strategy to support Saudi citizens in line with the national policy of Saudi Arabia. The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia supports companies in its territory by giving security, infrastructure and lower taxes. In return the government of Saudi Arabia wants companies to support local population by giving higher access to stable and growing careers (Hammer & Adham, 2019). The government also expects the companies to train local youths with skills required and support their education. The corporate strategy is to support the government policies. The construction company also gets lots of government projects and it becomes important to be aligned with the kingdom vision. The companies must financially support education of local employees, if they want to take breaks to pursue education, particularly in developed countries (Fadaak, Talha & Roberts, 2018).
5. Legal & Valid: The group compensation plans must be following local laws in its country of operations. The company is currently in expansion mode and the compensation plans in all countries of operations must follow local laws. Example: The pension plan in Egypt is mandated according to local laws where a part is paid by the employer and another part is paid by government. The pension component as percentage of total salary varies in different countries. Some countries have minimum wage requirement for workers while some countries have taxes on individual salaries. 5. Cost Saving : The compensation plan for temporary workforce or non-essential staff must be developed according to cost saving strategy. Temporary workforce is not in long term engagement with the company. There is no motive to develop employee loyalty within temporary force and their payment structure may be monthly or per hour. Saudi Workforce Payroll Policy Policy Name: Saudi Workforce Payroll Policy Description : This policy would apply to members of permanent workforce who are Saudi citizens. This policy scope is limited to compensations.
Policy Description: This policy would apply to members of permanent workforce who are non- Saudi citizens. This policy scope is limited to compensations.
years of employee current salary. In event of death resulting from accident, a compensation payment to the nominee declared by the employee will be paid. The amount would be equivalent to 10 years of employee current salary.