Creation and analysis of pay range widths ("spreads")
The statistics of pay structure design
"medians", "means" and "modes"
"percentiles" and "percents"
Regression and correlation analysis, and their application in pay program analysis
Calculating the "penetration" of pay rates in pay ranges
Calculation of rate range minimums and maximums from estimated midpoints
Why pay ranges are divided into "quartiles"
The Compa-ratio: what it is, how to calculate it and how to used it
Estimation of the number of grade levels between two new pay structure midpoints
"linear regression" and "multiple regression"
"measures of central tendency" and their importance for analysis
Who should Attend
Human Resource Managers, Compensation Analysts, Financial Managers, Human Resource Generalists and Human Resource Managers who are new to the Compensation function.
Past Events
Using Statistics in Compensation 2014 - 11-12 Sep 2014, DoubleTree by Hilton Baltimore - BWI Airport, Linthicum, Maryland, United States (20519)
Using Statistics in Compensation 2026
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