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Columbus Custom Carpentry:

A Compensation Case Study

By Douglas Reyes, SPHR

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Project Team

Author: Douglas Reyes, SPHR

SHRM project contributors: Bill Schaefer, SPHR, CEBS

Nancy A. Woolever, SPHR

External contributor: Sharon H. Leonard

Copy editing: Courtney J. Cornelius, copy editor

Design: Jihee K. Lombardi, graphic designer

© 2010 Society for Human Resource Management. Douglas Reyes, SPHR

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Columbus Custom Carpentry:

A Compensation Case Study

Overview

This case presents a scenario in which a company has various internal and external

compensation equity problems. Students are asked first to analyze the status quo,

then to develop a compensation strategy and finally to create a set of grades and

pay ranges for the company. Students will perform a variety of activities that would

be required of an HR professional to assess the company’s needs and develop

appropriate solutions for the company’s strategy and environment. This case study

can be coordinated with learning modules already developed or be used with

modules that are developed specifically to feed into this experiential application of

the concepts.

This case is presented as close as practical to the way...