Course Outline

Introduction to Job Evaluation

  • An overview of job evaluation and its significance for government operations
  • Balancing internal equity with market competitiveness in public sector roles
  • A review of qualitative and quantitative methods used for evaluating jobs

Common Job Evaluation Methods

  • Techniques such as ranking, classification, point-factor, and factor comparison
  • Identifying compensable factors and assigning appropriate weightings
  • Practical application of job evaluation methods in government settings

Legal and Regulatory Framework in Mexico

  • An overview of labor laws and compensation requirements for government entities
  • Minimum wage regulations and salary tabulators as they apply to public sector employees
  • Legal distinctions between base salary and integrated salary (SDI) in the context of government employment

Designing Salary Structures

  • Establishing salary ranges and grades for government positions
  • Utilizing benchmarking and market data analysis to inform compensation decisions
  • Adjusting salary structures to account for inflation and internal policy changes

Benefits, Incentives, and Non-Salary Compensation

  • Structuring bonuses, variable pay, and profit-sharing programs for government employees
  • Understanding legal requirements for prestaciones de ley and optional prestaciones superiores in the public sector
  • Providing fringe benefits, allowances, and indirect compensation to enhance total rewards for government staff

Strategic Compensation Planning

  • Aligning pay with performance metrics and talent retention strategies in government organizations
  • Ensuring pay equity and transparency within public sector compensation frameworks
  • Utilizing compensation as a strategic tool for organizational alignment and mission achievement

Workshop: Building a Compensation Framework for Government

  • Evaluating sample roles using a point-factor system in a government context
  • Developing a salary band model for a department within a public sector organization
  • Simulating budget alignment and equity adjustments to ensure fair compensation practices

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • Understanding of organizational structures or human resources processes
  • Familiarity with employment roles and responsibilities
  • General knowledge of compensation or payroll concepts

Audience

  • Human resources professionals and compensation specialists for government
  • Managers involved in workforce planning or organizational design
  • Consultants supporting human resources strategy or compliance in Mexico
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