Break with Tradition – Pay for Performance!

Posted by accountingweb on Jul 18 2000 129 printer friendly

Rex Gatto, Ph.D., psychologist, business lecturer, and counselor, provided us with insights into the world of Pay for Performance. Included in his workshop are discussions of:

What pay for performance is and why it will positively affect your firm’s
bottom line.
How to develop an effective pay for performance plan.
Why throwing money blindly at performance issues doesn’t work.
Why bonuses given at the wrong time can really wreak havoc on employee
performance.
Critical elements of an effective rewards process and pay for performance
plan.

Click here for a complete transcript of the workshop.

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