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In an environment of constant change, the ability of organisations to demonstrate agility and adaptability is critical to their sustainability and future success. Fundamental to this success is how the organisation retains, motivates and in a way that maximises their productivity, and creates significant value for shareholders and stakeholders alike. The answer is, reward with consideration for the changing business landscape. This entails the use of reward structures and incentive plans that reflect the business strategy and ensure that it is translated into pay outcomes.
Now more than ever, companies are held to higher standards, with their approaches to reward, underlying performance conditions, and the behaviours they drive under the microscope from shareholders, regulators, the media, their employees and wider stakeholders. Understanding the impact of these evolving forces on the competitiveness of reward is increasingly difficult. Our approach is to consider the interests of all stakeholders as integral parts of the broader management ecosystem, which comprises leadership, incentivisation, influence, performance management, global mobility and business strategy.