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TOTAL REWARDS PLANS

Adapting, Adopting or Re-design

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AGENDA

Purpose of the Presentation

Alternative compensation Approaches

Total Rewards Philosophy Review

Compensation- Current State/Future State

Building a Compensation Structure

Future Trends and Future Plans

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ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES Developed a Total Rewards Philosophy

Re-examined current situation Reviewed recent market studies

Hired compensation consultant

Reviewed internal processes Job evaluation methodology

Defined our desired future state

Determined what to focus on first

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PHILOSOPHY GOALS Reinforce the WSSC’s Mission, Vision, Core Strategies, and

Core Values

Increase accountability by offering more rewards to top performers

Attract, hire and keep employees

Better manage dollars to reward employees

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TOTAL REWARDS PHILOSOPHY

Total Rewards include:

Pay or compensation

Benefits

Employee recognition

Career opportunities

Opportunity to work for an organization with an important mission

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TOTAL REWARDS PHILOSOPHY

Compensation piece of the Total Rewards Philosophy

states :

Performance based pay system

Compare salaries internally and externally

Target compensation positioning in the market

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WHY DO WE NEED TO DO THIS? To be competitive with the local area especially with jobs that

are in high demand and low supply i.e. Engineers

Allows us to hire and retain employees who will be replacing our retirees

• Replacing approx. half of our workforce in the next 5-10 years

New generation in the workforce concerned more with the salary than healthcare benefits & retirement plans

World Class organizations use a market based system

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CURRENT STATE FUTURE STATE Structure is built from point factor

Hiring many new employees close to the max of the range Does not allow flexibility in hiring “high

demand/low supply” jobs

Promotional increases move employees closer to the maximum of the pay grade

Perception employees leave for higher pay No documentation to support

No pay cuts

Structure is built from market data

Retains and attracts employees Allows flexibility in hiring “high

demand/low supply” jobs Strengthen our competitive position

Provides flexibility in rewarding performance

HR will track exit data

COLA will not go away

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GAP ANALYSIS: Between current reward practices / strategy and industry best practices

Structure alternatives Built from market data

Our market includes: Industry average

Market Leader

Market Follower

Focus groups Conducted 15 focus groups- 150 employees

10% of the organization’s population

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Review and update all of the job descriptions with the departments

Market price all of the benchmark jobs

Build structure from the benchmark jobs market data

Slot the non-benchmark jobs into the structure

Internal audit of job slotting

Assess employees’ salaries against the new structure

Propose new structure and implementation plan

CLOSING THE GAP: Re-design, Adapt or Adopt

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LEGAL and COST considerations Alignment with Talent Acquisition, Retention, Performance

Management and Succession Management

Updated job descriptions

Financial impacts

• Some employees will no longer be maxed out

• Some employees may be red-circled

• Market adjustments

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FUTURE TRENDS & FUTURE PLANS Move forward with next steps

Review job descriptions

Salary Survey

Best Practices

Variable compensation

Periodic updates