Basic Seminar
Is your expatriate compensation program meeting your company’s business goals and your expatriates’ needs? Is it cost-effective and competitive? Or, are you mired in paperwork leaving you with little time to evaluate your expatriate management process?
At ORC’s dynamic, interactive two-day seminar, Expatriate Compensation: From Concept to Delivery, you’ll learn how to master the essential elements of an effective international assignment policy. You’ll analyze a case study…participate in group exercises…network with your peers…receive guidance from ORC consultants experienced in expatriate compensation…and get the skills you need for cost-effective management.
For the U.S. seminars, you may register online with a credit card.
Who Should Attend
This seminar is designed for the HR or compensation professional new (with less than three years’ experience) to expatriate compensation or expatriate program management and for those compensation specialists who want to learn more about ORC’s cost-of-living data methodology.
What the Seminar Will Cover
- Building the pay package by knowing the proper elements to include
- Protecting spending power abroad through proper treatment of expenditures (goods and services, housing, and income tax)
- Motivating employees to relocate by offering premiums and incentives
- Calculating a pay package using ORC’s Balance Sheet Methodology
- Maximizing local purchasing power for the expatriate through pay delivery
- Communicating the impact of exchange rates and inflation on net compensation
- Providing effective compensation for short-term assignments
How You Will Benefit
- Save time and money by developing the correct expatriate management and compensation policies
- Get the right staff to accept international assignments
- Have the best data to tailor the compensation package for each assignment throughout the world
- Ensure that your packages are competitive with market practice
- Communicate your company’s assignment policies and practices more effectively
| Date | Location |
|---|---|
| February 6-7 | New York |
| April 2-3 | Chicago |
| August 6-7 | New York |
| September 17-18 | Houston |
| Date | Location |
|---|---|
| February 20 | Zurich |
| March 4 | London |
| March 20 | Paris |
| April 18 | Munich |
| June 5 | Paris |
| June 24 | London |
| September 25 | Paris |
| October 27 | Munich |
| November 4 | London |
| November 20 | Paris |
For more information about the U.S. dates, please call Gail Darrah (+1-773-272-0630) or Sheri Gaster (+1-972-702-9039). For European dates, contact Cherry Walker (+44 2(0) 7591 5600.)