Compensation decisions are a financial aspect that needs to be worked out in concurrence and approval of senior management through a procurement procedure. However, if a defined policy is in place towards the compensation decision-making, it will also assign the powers to the specific authority, which may be the HR manager or hiring manager.
From India, Vadodara
From India, Vadodara
Compensation decision is a financial aspect, and that is right. Thus, in a huge international organization, I don't think that finance will do it. I think line managers will propose it in consultation with the HR manager. Then they will share it with finance to check against the estimated budget. If managers make compensation and promotion decisions without consulting with HR, that will be structured unfairly.
Regards.
From Afghanistan, Kabul
Regards.
From Afghanistan, Kabul
Yes, but it's the other way around. Either in the form of a policy in a big organization, the top management will empower the finance/procurement department to allocate for overall compensation on hiring, etc. Or line managers or HR managers need to send an appropriate and justified requirement with compensation details for approval from management. Thus, the management will be able to make a decision on evaluating the CTC as per the allocation of the budget against the talent to be hired. This may be true for hiring senior-level persons.
However, the compensation policy for lower category/junior level employees may assign the power to decide the compensation either to line managers, hiring managers, HR managers, or a combination in mutual consultation. Please correct me if I am wrong, as I am of the opinion that unless there is a clear-cut policy on these issues, one cannot simply make decisions on such financial matters.
From India, Vadodara
However, the compensation policy for lower category/junior level employees may assign the power to decide the compensation either to line managers, hiring managers, HR managers, or a combination in mutual consultation. Please correct me if I am wrong, as I am of the opinion that unless there is a clear-cut policy on these issues, one cannot simply make decisions on such financial matters.
From India, Vadodara
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