Compensation Philosophy
Compensation Philosophy
A compensation philosophy is a formal statement that outlines an organization’s approach to employee pay and rewards.
It defines the principles and values that guide decisions on salary levels, benefits, bonuses, and other incentives.
A compensation philosophy often reflects the company’s goals for attracting, retaining, and motivating employees while remaining competitive in the market.
It may include factors like how the company positions itself in the labor market, its commitment to equity and transparency, and its emphasis on rewarding performance or tenure.
By establishing a clear compensation philosophy, companies can create consistency in pay practices and align compensation with business objectives.
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