Texas Compensation Trends and Pay Practices

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Texas Compensation Trends & Pay Practices Zach Batson Sales Manager Karaka Leslie Partnership Manager www.payscale.com

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As you manage and refine your compensation strategy for 2014, it's imperative to have reliable, Texas-specific data to inform your decisions when building a solid compensation foundation.

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Texas Compensation

Trends & Pay PracticesZach Batson

Sales Manager

Karaka Leslie

Partnership Manager

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14,000 Positions 3000 Customers 11 Countries

250 Compensable Factors

40 Million Salary Profiles

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Agenda

General Market Trends

Discuss 5 Compensation Best Practices

Immediate Action

Q & A

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Trends

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We surveyed 4,700+

companies about…

• Economic climate

• Compensation practices

• Business practices

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Key Findings

Companies have big

plans for 2014:

• Workforce expansion

• Better financial performance

• Raises

But, they have big concerns about:

• Retention

• The skills gap

• Lack of good salary data

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Dallas & Houston vs.

National Trends

What specifically does the PayScale Index measure?

The PayScale Index specifically measures the quarterly change in total cash compensation of

full time private industry employees

Houston Metro Area vs. Dallas Metro Area Year-Over-Year Percentage Change in Pay by Quarter

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Compensation Best Practices

1) Understand Your Labor Market

2) Understand Your Jobs

3) Create a Competitive Strategy

4) Communicate Pay Strategy

5) Pay for Performance

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Understand Your

Labor Market

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Who do you compete with for your talent?

Size, Location, Revenue, Industry

Who can you compete with?

Understand Your Labor Market

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THE COMPETITION

The Competition

YOU

Where could your employee work?

Understand Your Labor Market

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Headline: HOUSTON IS HOT!

Understanding Your Markets

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Understand

Your Jobs

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Understanding

your Jobs

Work Gets More Specialized

Hot Skills in Texas

Not All Jobs Are Created Equal

Hot Jobs in Texas

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EngineeringPrecision Measurement 11.49%

Distributed Control Systems (DCS) 11.11%

Chemical Process Engineering 10.75%

Oil and Gas Formation Evaluation 10.19%

Well Production Engineering 10.17%

Drilling Engineering 8.32%

Industrial Hydraulics 7.56%

Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG) Welding 6.64%

Reservoir Engineering 5.90%

FinancialFinancial Modeling 9.96%

Statistical Analysis 4.60%

OtherLoan Underwriting 8.66%

Data Modeling 6.74%

HOT Skills in Texas

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Without Specialty

With Specialty

Skills Can Play a Role

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Production Operator–20.99%

Geologist- 15.78%

Cost Engineer–15.63%

Process Technician- 14.69%

Customer Support Representative-12.27%

Quality Assurance (QA)/(QC) Inspector– 12.10%

Financial Planning Analyst– 12.10%

Technical Advisor- 12.01%

Pharmacy Technician, Lead– 11.84%

Project Control Specialist–10.65%

Physical Therapy Assistant–8.97%

Petroleum Geologist–8.12%

% increase

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HOT Jobs in Texas

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The “market” changes by job

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Create a

Competitive

Strategy

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THE COST OFGETTING

COMPWRONGPayroll is by far your biggest expense; the cost of getting it wrong is tremendous.

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Why Have a Comp Strategy?

We asked thousands of HR and business leaders* about their top challenges in compensation. They said:

1. Retain. They don’t want to risk losing employees by underpaying

them, or losing money by overpaying them

2. Attract. To compete for talent, job offers must match the market

and the unique factors driving pay for their jobs.

3. Motivate. Drive performance with strategies that reward top

performers while aligning with company goals.

4. Confidence. Having the science to back up decisions and

conversations with executives and employees.

Source: http://www.payscale.com/hr/compensation-practices-survey

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FACTORS TO CONSIDER…

WHAT ARE OUR BUSINESS GOALS?

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WHAT DO YOU WANT TO REWARD?

HOW COMPETITIVE DO YOU WANT TO BE?

WHAT IS YOUR MARKET?

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Vary strategy by department

Base your decisions on key roles

Competitive Strategy

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Communicate

Pay Strategy

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COMP STRATEGY EXECUTION

• Communicate compensation

policy & plan to leadership

• Train & educate managers on

compensation policy & plan

• Better communication = better

engagement, higher

productivity, etc.

73% of company leaders do not feel confident in their managers’ ability to effectively

communicate with employees about salary issues. 2014 PayScale CBPR

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COMMUNICATINGCOMP

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Pay for

Performance

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Top people concerns

among senior business

executives are:

� Creating a high-

performance culture

� Leadership

development

� Talent Management

� Training

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Return on Comp Investment

Leading edge practice: Pay for Performance

o Exceeds expectations

o Meets expectations

o Does not meet expectations

o Comp trend of yesterday: COLA

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Source: Institute for Corporate Productivity 2013

% pay increase based on

Performance Metric

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Elementary

• Know your jobs

• Have an understanding of the market

Intermediate

• Discuss a compensation strategy with leadership

• Know what you want to reward and what you value

• Build guidelines that reflect a compensation strategy that works for your business

Advanced

• Find new and creative ways to incorporate performance pay

• Know how your pay practices stack up against your exact competition for talent

• Communicate you pay strategy with management

• Develop a strong compensation structure

Immediate Action

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Special Offer for

Texas HR Professionals

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and motivate their people.

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Zach Batson

Sales Manager

PayScale, Inc.

Karaka Leslie

Partnership Manager

PayScale, Inc.

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