In this course we discuss the key concepts and controversies in the design and implementation of strategic reward systems. We start with a brief overview of the relationship between the external environment, business strategy, HRM strategy and systems of reward management. This leads to a conversation about the conceptual frameworks, theoretical debates and research informing management practice relative to both relational and transactional rewards. Then we explore the issues of internal and external reward equity in a range of contexts and structure reward responses to address the strategic requirements facing an organization.
This course serves to examine a range of reward-related factors that affect achievement of organizational success.
Learning Objectives
- Discover the relationship between the external environment, business strategy, HRM strategy and systems of reward management.
- Identify theoretical debates and research informing research management practice.
- Explore the how to structure reward responses to address the strategic requirements facing an organization
Included In Certifications
This course is included in the following Certification Programs:
11 CoursesHuman Resources Management (HRM) Certification
- Developing an Agile Organization
- Human Resources (HR) Strategy Development
- Using Data for Human Resources (HR) Decision Making
- Leading and Managing People
- Becoming an Employer of Choice
- Talent Management and Succession Planning
- Systems of Strategic Reward Management
- Training Design for Return on Investment
- Strategic Change Management
- Human Resources (HR) Influencing at the Board Level
- HR Strategy Development (Article)
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Prerequisites
No advanced preparation or prerequisites are required for this course.