Compensation Communication - How to Create a Base Pay System That Makes Sense and Doesn’t Disappoint

Date: 29-Aug-13 to 29-Aug-13
Location: OnlineEvent / California / United States
Category: HR & Careers Conferences & Trade Fairs

This HR compliance training explains the best practices to adopt in order to effectively communicate compensation related issues to employees. You will also learn creating a base pay system that is sensible and fair.

Visitors

Who will Benefit:
-Human Resource Managers
-Human Resource Executives
-Vice Presidents of Administration
-CEOs
-COOs
-CFOs
-Chief People Officers
-Organizational Development Managers
-Senior Operations Managers
-Directors of Learning and Development
-Risk Management Specialists
-Business Owners
-Business Leaders

Exhibitors

Instructor Profile:
Garold (Gary) L. Markle, is the founder and President of Energage Inc., a management consulting firm dedicated to helping business leaders "energize and engage the human spirit at work." Mr. Markle authored the book “Catalytic Coaching: The End of the Performance Review,” which has a five-star rating on Amazon.com and has held a position in their top 5% of all books sold for 37 consecutive months. He is a longstanding speaker to CEO groups such as Vistage and TEC (The Executive Committee) and has presented nearly 500 workshops across the US, Canada, the UK and Asia.
Prior to beginning a consulting and speaking practice, he served in senior level HR management and executive positions for four globally prominent companies. His most recent position was Vice President of Human Resources of a $700million international chemical company. He holds a Master’s Degree in Organizational Communication from Purdue University, a Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, and Senior Executive Human Resources Certification from the University Of Michigan Graduate School Of Business.

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