Anonymous
Dear Anuradha,

Upon reading your email, I noticed that your organization already has a pay structure in place and you are now considering introducing variable pay. You know, introducing variable pay in a new company is much easier than in an old one. An old company already has its salary structure established, and implementing variable pay may lead to dissatisfaction among the employees as it could potentially decrease their monthly income if a raise is not considered. Alternatively, it may result in resignations due to the changes. There are some important factors to keep in mind: whether management aims to retain the best employees, retain individuals from specific positions or departments, or reduce overhead expenses without concern for turnover. Additionally, it is crucial to note that variable pay for each department, level, or position should be distinct and based on their contributions to the company and the impact of dissatisfaction. Furthermore, the process for claiming variable pay needs to be clarified and specific. For instance, establishing variable pay for the marketing department is simpler than determining it for customer service or software departments.

I have not delved into the percentage or calculations as I see that you already have them in place. I trust the points above will be of assistance to you.

Regards,

Sajid

From Bangladesh
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