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“More money is coming [for employees], but we are seeing a more thoughtful, strategic approach in providing these mid-year salary increases,” said Rebecca Toman, vice president of the survey business unit at Pearl Meyer.
"Companies are being really thoughtful and targeted, and the high-performers are going to be the ones who see the [salary] increases first,” said Rebecca Toman, vice president of Pearl Meyer’s survey business.
“If you have an incentive plan that the entire management organization views as completely unachievable, it is no longer an incentive plan,” said Jan Koors, senior managing director and head of consulting services for Pearl Meyer. “It becomes a disincentive plan, and that’s not in the shareholders’ best interest.”
“In addition to granting more stock, companies are doing it more frequently and granting it to more people within the organization,” said Aalap Shah, a managing director at Pearl Meyer.
“As compensation consultants, we—and our clients—typically look at executive pay is to ensure that we are paying competitively for the CEO position to ensure that the organization is meeting its business goals and thereby driving shareholder value creation,” said Ed Steinhoff, a managing director with Pearl Meyer.