Prof Double R

Scenario

 You are the new HR manager for Java Corp, a domestic cold coffee and tea company. Java Corp is opening a new office in London, England. You are planning on filling one executive level position with a U.S. citizen. In the scenario, the employee filling the role can either be an existing employee or a new hire. The term of the initial assignment is two years. Design a compensation package for this position as the new HR manager. 

 

Create a compensation package for a new expatriate position. Include the following:

Pay or Salary

In this part:

• Describe key factors and decisions to make regarding base pay.

  Specifically, discuss how base pay would be determined, what factors influence base pay, and in what way.
  Note: You do not need to indicate exact salary figures for this assessment.

• Analyze pay considerations specific to expatriate positions.

  Consider foreign service premium, incentive pay, hardship allowance, mobility premium, and the like.

Benefits

In this part:

• Analyze legally required benefits for an employee.

  Include social security, Medicare, federal and state unemployment, and worker’s compensation.
  Also, discuss any legally required benefits that may be different in England compared to the United States.

• Analyze standard benefit offerings.

  Include health insurance, paid time off, employee assistance programs, et cetera.
  Discuss factors that might influence these offerings such as company size, role of the employee, company location, et cetera.

• Analyze the appropriateness of offering additional benefits or resources to employees facing an overseas work assignment that would ease their transition.

  These types of benefits could include relocation assistance, home leave reimbursement, spousal support for finding work, cultural or language training, among others.

Additional Requirements

Your assessment should also meet the following requirements:

• Length: 3 double-spaced pages, plus a reference page.
• Written communication: Communicate in a manner that is scholarly and professional. Your writing should be:

  Concise and logically organized.
  Free of errors in grammar and mechanics.

• Validation and support: Use a minimum of four relevant and credible scholarly or professional resources such as the Wall Street Journal to support your work.