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Conducting a Compensation Analysis - Basics


Date: May 15
Facility: George Washington University Washington, DC
Course Instructors: Seminar Leader: David Cohen
     
Designed for: Compensation
Compliance
Legal
Duration: 1 Day
Fee: $595

Key Topics Include:

  • OFCCP's Historical Approach Towards Compensation Analysis
    • Pay Grade Theory to Systemic Discrimination Analysis
  • OFCCP's Systemic Compensation Interpretive Standards
    • OFCCP Tiered-Review Approach
    • Item 11 Comparison
    • Cluster Regression
    • Comprehensive Multiple Regression
    • Developing Similarly-Situated Employee Groupings
  • OFCCP's Systemic Compensation Voluntary Guidelines
    • Statistical Significance and Anecdotal Evidence
    • Confidentiality Issues
    • Investigating Statistically Significant Compensation Disparities
    • Determining Appropriate Remedies to Correct Unexplained Disparities
    • Documentation and Data Retention
    • Compliance Coordination Incentive
    • Alternative Compliance Certification
  • Conducting a Systemic Compensation Analysis
    • Developing SSEGs
    • Gathering Appropriate Data
    • Appropriate Variables to include in a Multiple Regression Analysis
    • Interactions and Squared Variables
    • Multiple Regression Analysis
    • Identifying Statistical Outliers
    • Making appropriate Salary Adjustments






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