Compensation & Benefits Review -- Table of Contents (November 1 1996, 28 [6])

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Marlene L. Morgenstern: Currents in Compensation and Benelits
Compensation & Benefits Review 1996 28: 6-13. [PDF]

Joanne M. Sammer: Merit Pay Remains One Step Ahead of Inflation
Compensation & Benefits Review 1996 28: 14-17. [PDF]

: The Network Discusses: Shin Transfers, Production Technician Pay
Compensation & Benefits Review 1996 28: 18. [PDF]

Edward E. Lawler, III: Competencies: A Poor Foundation for TheNewPay
Compensation & Benefits Review 1996 28: 20. [PDF]

David A. Hofrichter and Lyle M. Spencer, Jr.: Competencies: The Right Foundation The Right Foundation For Effective Human Resources Management
Compensation & Benefits Review 1996 28: 21-26. [PDF]

Jude T. Rich: Future Compensation Shock: It's 2015. Do you know where your workers are and how you will compensate them ?
Compensation & Benefits Review 1996 28: 27-33. [Abstract] [PDF]

Melvyn J. Stark, Warren Luther, and Steve Valvano: Jaguar Cars Drives Toward Competency-Based Pay: How Jaguar Cars changed employees' attitudes about customer service and performance evaluation
Compensation & Benefits Review 1996 28: 34-40. [PDF]

Duncan Brown: RESEARCH STUDY: Broadbanding: A Study of Company Practices in the United Kingdom: This study shows how seven U.K. companies successfully used broadbanding to achieve strategic goals
Compensation & Benefits Review 1996 28: 41-49. [PDF]

Sharon A. Lobel and Leslie Faught: Four Methods for Proving the Value of Work/Life interventions: Here is advice on choosing the most appropriate business methods for demonstrating that work/life interventions add value to the organization
Compensation & Benefits Review 1996 28: 50-57. [PDF]

Dudley Kimball and Bennett Josselsohn: Managing NQ Plan Risks as Usage Grows: As qualified retirement plan restrictions increase, nonqualified retirement plans become more attractive vehicles, but the challenge for employers is how to handle the risks
Compensation & Benefits Review 1996 28: 58-65. [PDF]

Brian Snarr: LEGAL OUTLOOK: New Legislation Will Simplify Rules for Pension Plans: Recent tax legislation stabilizes some moving targets for pension plan administrators
Compensation & Benefits Review 1996 28: 69-71. [PDF]

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