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November 2016
M E R C E R C A PA B I L I T I E S

TALENT STRATEGY EXECUTIVE REWARDS


Workforce Strategy and Planning Board/Management Advisory Services
Talent Assessment and Development Plan Design and Performance Measurement
Performance and Career Governance and M&A Transaction Support
Management

TALENT MOBILITY WORKFORCE REWARDS

Mobility Strategy and Policy Total Rewards Strategy and Program Design
Benchmarking Job Evaluation and Career Frameworks
Provision of Expatriate Data Data, Insights and Technology
Mobility Co-Sourcing and Services

HR TRANSFORMATION COMMUNICATION
HR Service Model and Process Design Employee Communication associated with
HR Talent Assessment and Health, Wealth and Career programs
Development Change Communication associated with
HR Technology Optimisation and HCM HRIS Implementations, Structural Changes
System Advisory/Deployment and M&A Activity

MERCER 2016
1
EVOLUTION OF IPE - OVER 40 YEARS OF USE
AND DEVELOPMENT

SKF developed new Mercer acquired CRG and WIN |


method of evaluation developed IPE 3.0 as its Advanced
System adopted global standard system eIPE
extensively in Scandinavia eIPE web tool was released launched

1970s 1980s & 1990s 2000 2005 2013 2014

Business International and Mercer further enhanced Release 3rd


CRG acquire the system IPE to version 3.1 generation etool
Rename it BI/PERS and Refined language and supporting the IPE
extended Worldwide advanced organization methodology
sizing
Leads to IPE version
1 and 2

MERCER 2016
2
What is Job Evaluation (IPE)?
REASONS FOR IMPLEMENTING
Factor based point system, illustrating the relative weight of positions compared
to other inside and outside of the company.

Supports and enables:


Organizational structure
Compensation policy and pay bands/structure
Benchmarking
Input for recruitment and retention discussions
Expatriation packages
Alignment internal and external
Title structure
Career paths
Succession planning

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R E G R E S S E D D ATA V S P O S I T I O N C L A S S ( I P E )

Position Class Actual Regressed


40 53,437 56,118
41 57,300 59,891
42 67,620 63,917
43 73,138 68,215
44 72,716 72,801
45 77,687 77,696
46 84,237 82,919
47 88,858 88,494
48 95,780 94,444
49 97,500 100,793
50 106,954 107,570
51 110,500 114,802
52 121,056 122,521
53 127,203 130,758
54 134,500 139,549
55 145,860 148,931

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A SHORT INTRODUCTION TO THINKING ABOUT
J O B S A N D J O B E VA L U AT I O N

Focus on the job, not the person.


The best way is interviewing manager above.

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T H E B U S I N E S S L A N G U A G E O F J O B S : A P P LY I N G
IPE METHODOLOGY

Define your business


Product or service; how value is created

Size your organization


Value chain, net revenue/assets, number of employees

Evaluate the job


Impact Communication Innovation Knowledge Risk

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Sizing
Value chains

Tangible products - Products organisation


Product Development Production Sales and Service

Intangible products - Services organisation


Creation Application Sales and Service

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THE IPE FACTORS

Evaluate the job


Impact Communication Innovation Knowledge Risk

Organizational Communication Innovation Knowledge Risk


Size

Nature of Frame Complexity Teams Environment


Impact

Contribution
Breadth

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FACTORS AND DIMENSIONS
FACTOR WEIGHTING

705 Factor Weight


Impact 57%
Communication 9%
Innovation 10%
260
Knowledge 21%
Risk 3%

130
115

35

5 10 10 10 0

Impact Communication Innovation Knowledge Risk

Organization Complexity Teams Environment


Contribution Breadth
Frame

MERCER 2016
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TWO IDENTICAL POSITIONS

PRODUCTION MANAGER IN FAST MOVER

DK BASED, 1 SITE, 125 EMPLOYEES

PRODUCTION MANAGER IN GLOBAL TRADE

DK BASED, SITES: UK, GE, SP & DK, 6 SITES,


4500 EMPLOYEES

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I M PA C T

NATURE OF HOW?
IMPACT
= AREA OF IMPACT
+ TYPE OF IMPACT

Deliver according to specific


1 Delivery Area of a job
standards and guidelines

Work within operational target


2 Operational A complete job
or service standards

Specify new products, processes,


3 Tactical Function standards based on organisation
strategy or sets operational plans

Establish and implement business


4 Strategic Organisation strategies with a longer-term focus
based on the organisations vision

Lead an organisation to
5 Visionary Corporation develop and achieve its
mission, vision and values
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CONTRIBUTION

Level of Contribution

1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5


Limited Some Direct Significant Major

Hard to discern Easily discernible Directly and Quite marked Predominant


contribution to or measurable clearly influence, contribution with authority in
achievement of contribution that the course of authority of a determining the
concrete results usually leads action that frontline or achievement of
indirectly to determines the primary nature key results
achievement achievement
of results of results

-- - = + ++
<10% 1015% 1620% 2130% >30%

Propose Decide

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D E T E R M I N E N AT U R E O F C O M M U N I C AT I O N

COMMUNICATION
= NATURE
+ DESIRED OUTCOME

Communicate by statement,

1 Convey suggestion, gesture,


or appearance
Understanding of information

1.5
Reach agreement Comprehension of facts/
2 Adapt &
Exchange
through flexibility and
compromise
practices/policies
2.5
Effect change without Acceptance of
3 Influence direct exercise
of command
concept/practice/approach
3.5
Come to agreement by managing communications Acceptance of complete
4 Negotiate through discussions and compromise on
operational tactical or narrow strategic issues
proposal by
compromise/discussion
4.5
Manage communications of great
5 Negotiate
Strategically importance having long-term strategic
implications for the whole organisation
Acceptance of
strategic agreements

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FRAME
I N T E R N A L V S . E X T E R N A L C O N TA C T S A N D N AT U R E
OF INTERESTS

SHARED DIVERGENT
Common goals Conflicting objectives
Aligned interests Contradicting interests
Mutual desire Differing points of view
Willingly compromise Reluctantly compromise

Internal 1 External 2 Internal 3 External 4


Win Win Win Lose

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I N N O VAT I O N FA C T O R : I N N O VAT I O N D I M E N S I O N

6 Breakthrough
Newand
and
New

5
Unprecedented
Create 5.5 Unpreced
or Quantum
ented or
Leap
Quantum
Abstract Idea Leap

4 Improve 4.5 to to

New
Improved Direction

Original

3 Modify 3.5

2 Check 2.5 Original

1
Modified
Defined
Follow 1.5
Realign with Defined

Defined

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COMPLEXITY

Complexity

Defined Difficult Complex Multi Dimensional

Either operational, Either operational, Any two of three All three dimensions
financial or human financial or human dimensions i.e., Operational, Financial
Easily understood Not easily understood Operational, Financial and Human
and Human Involved directly in all
three dimensions

1 1,5
2 2,5
3 3,5
4
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KNOWLEDGE

In-depth management knowledge in most


8 functions across several businesses of
the corporation
7.5
The industrys expert in In-depth management knowledge across
7 a broader discipline several line and support functions
or businesses
6.5
The organisations expert in Broad management knowledge across several
6 a particular discipline functional areas or businesses
5.5
Expertise across several different
5 Mastery of specific
professional discipline areas or disciplines
4.5 Advanced knowledge of
4 specific discipline within specific
professional discipline
3.5

2.5
3 Broader theoretical or advanced
technical/operational knowhow

Specialized knowhow in commercial,


2 technical, trade, or office operational areas
1.5
Fundamental know-how within
1 SPECIALIST narrow boundaries GENERALIST
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TEAMS

Teams

Team Member Team Leader Team Manager

1 1.5 2 2.5 3
and

and

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BREADTH

1 Europe

Domestic

North
America 1.5 Asia
2
Regional

2.5 Pacific
Latin
America Africa

3
Global

MERCER 2016
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R E G R E S S E D D ATA V S P O S I T I O N C L A S S ( I P E )

Regression depicts the overall


relationship between pay and job
level (Position Class) in a market

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What is IPE?
Position evaluation not people evaluation

Position Person Performance

Base salary
(example)

Based on market, Based on perfomance


Based on job competence etc.
evaluation

Based on role, competence, performance etc.


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R E M U N E R AT I O N O V E R V I E W - W H AT D O W E PAY F O R ?
THE 3 PS

Qualifications and Competency Person


Performance Performance

Market Considerations
Business Criticality Position
Impact of Loss

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PRO & CON

PRO
Proven tool across many companies and geographies
Deeply implemented as the backbone in many organisations
Solid Benchmarking material (250 companies in DK) 140 countries
Global system

CON
Separation of position and person can be difficult
HR or/and Mercer need to implement and maintain
Lower levels in the organisation are difficult to differentiate

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MERCER 2016
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BACK UP

NOT TO BE SHARED

MERCER 2016
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B E N C H M A R K I N G C O M PA R AT I V E A N A LY S I S :
W H E R E A R E W E PAY I N G A G A I N S T T H E M A R K E T ?

To compare an individuals remuneration against the market,


compa-ratios are used

Compa-ratio (CR) is a representation of relativity and is commonly


defined as the ratio between the competitive market rate and the
individuals actual rate of pay

Actual Pay
Compa-ratio (CR) =
Market Reference Pay

For example:

Actual Pay 90,000


= = 0.9 Compa-ratio
Market Reference Pay 100,000

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PAY R A N G E S
STRUCTURING BASE SALARY MANAGEMENT
Indicative
Upper Range (510 years)
200,000 Salary over market
Intended for high performers with sustained
contribution over time
Pay levels for those who make unique contributions
150,000 that are worth the high cost

Middle Range (37 years)


Salary

100,000 Salary at the market (e.g. targeting 50th percentile)


Intended for solid performers with sustained
contribution over time
Salary Pay levels for those who make expected
50,000 contributions that are worth market pay
Range

Lower Range (03 years)


Salary under the market
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Intended for performers who are learning the job or
need more experience
Level Pay levels for those who are contributing but not
yet at the fully expected level
Structure mechanics
Midpoint-to-midpoint differential
Salary Range Spread
Overlap

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FACTORS AND DIMENSIONS
FACTOR WEIGHTING

705 Factor Weight


Impact 57%
Communication 9%
Innovation 10%
260
Knowledge 21%
Risk 3%

130
115

35

5 10 10 10 0

Impact Communication Innovation Knowledge Risk

Organization Complexity Teams Environment


Contribution Breadth
Frame

MERCER 2016
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W H AT I S J O B E VA L U AT I O N ( I P E ) ?
F R O M O R G A N I Z AT I O N C H A R T T O L E V E L L I N G

Organization Chart Linkage to IPE Levels


Position
Level Class
1 L

L
L-1
2
L-2

L-1 L-1 L-1 L-1 L-1

L-1 L-2
L-2 L-2 L-2 L-2 L-2 L-2 L-2 L-2
3

L-2 L-3 L-1


L-3 L-3
L-3

L-2 L-2 L-2


4
L-2 Bndstruktur L-2

Organisation chart by IPE Level


Position

Class

L-1

L-2

L-1

L-1 L-2

L-2 L-3 L-1

L-3

L-2 L-2 L-2

L-2
L-2

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I M PA C T FA C T O R
O R G A N I Z AT I O N D I M E N S I O N
Steps to determining an organizations size

Step 1: Identify organisations

Step 2: Determine the nature of an organization


and calculate the multiplier

Step 3: Calculate the adjusted revenue

Step 4: Determine the degree using adjusted


revenue and number of employees

Step 5: Size the organisation

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T H E I M PA C T G R I D

Contribution
Impact 1 2 3 4 Independently
5
Propose Decide
Nature and scope of influence Limited Some Direct Significant Decide
Major
Hard to identify contribution Easily discernible or Directly and clearly influences Quite marketed contribution Predominant authority in
a position has on its area of
responsibility/operation Indirect
to achievement of results measurable contribution that
usually leads indirectly to
the course of action
that determines the Direct
with authority of a frontline or
primary nature
determining the achievement of
key results
achievement of results achievement of results

Delivery Deliver own output by


following defined procedures/
Deliver own output following
broad framework or standards
Deliver own output according to Deliver own output within broad
specific operational targets operational targets. Significant
Deliver own output with major
impact on broader operational
1 Delivery according to specific
Area of a job
standards and guidelines
processes under close
supervision and guidance
with some impact on job area impact within job area targets in the job area

Operational Work to achieve objectives Set and achieve day-to-day Set objectives and deliver Set objectives and deliver results Set objectives and deliver results

2 Work achieves operational targets or


and deliver results with a
short-term, operational focus
objectives that have some impact results that have direct impact
on others within the job area on the achievement of results
that have significant impact within
the context of a wider
that have a major impact within
the context of a wider
A complete
service standards and limited impact on others within the job area operational area operational area

job Provide input into new Provide measurable input into Develop new products, process, Marked contribution to defining Predominant authority for

3 Tactical products, processes, new products, processes, standards or operational plans in the direction for new products, development of new products,
standards or operational plans standards or operational plans in support of the organizations processes, standards or processes, standards or
Specify new products, processes, in support of the organization's support of the organizations business strategies, with a operational plans based upon operational plans based upon
standards based on organization business strategies, with business strategies, with some direct impact on BU/ function business strategy, with a business strategy, with a major
A function
strategy or set short- to mid-term
operational plans
limited impact on BU/ impact on BU/ function overall overall results 15 up to 20% significant mid-term impact on mid-term impact on BU/ function
function overall results less results 10 up to 15% BU/ function overall results 20 overall results more than 30%
than 10% up to 30%

Strategic Provide input to a corporate


BU or organizations business
Provide measurable input to a
corporate BU or organizations
Directly influences development
of a corporate BU or
Marked contribution to defining
the business strategies of a
Predominant authority for defining
the business strategies of a
4 Establish and implement business
strategies with a longer-term focus
strategies and results where business strategies, within limits
of the role or input of others 10
organizations business corporate BU or organization, but
not predominant authority 20 up
corporate BU or organization,
An organization
(typically 3 to 5 years) based on the
input is limited by scope of the
role less than 10% up to 15%
strategies within the context of
the overall corporate strategy to 30%
influenced primarily by the vision
for the organization more
organizations vision 15 up to 20% than 30%
Lead an organization within a Lead an organization within a Lead an organization within a Lead an independent organization Lead an organization with multiple

5 Visionary corporation or a corporate BU corporation or a corporate BU corporation or a corporate BU or multiple organizations or organizations or Bus; create,
with responsibility for with responsibility for providing with responsibility and authority corporate Bus within a communicate and implement
Lead an organization to develop, influencing the organizations strong direction regarding the for deciding on the corporation; freedom to define mission, vision and values for
A corporation
implement and achieve its mission,
vision and values
vision; influence is limited by organization's vision; approval of organizations vision; vision may vision and direction influenced entire corporation; freedom to
strong direction from other vision will ultimately exist at the be influenced in part by only by direction from the board define vision and direction
units or headquarters corporate level corporate vision and strategy influenced only by input from
the board

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MANAGING EMPLOYEE PROGRESSION
LINKING PERFORMANCE TO SALARY PROGRESSION

high

Comp Ratio

low

low high

Performance

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