The long and short of short-term incentives - 2009 edition available now!
 

Key features

Understand short-term incentives in 48 countries

In many markets, employers are adjusting their mix of base pay and incentive pay to motivate their workers to perform at higher levels. As they increase the percentage of pay to be earned as short-term incentive pay, more and more of our clients and subscribers have been asking for reliable market information on short-term incentives. Mercer’s Short-Term Incentives around the World report provides current, insightful information on several key incentives across 48 key markets (we present separate dates for two Chinese markets).

The report identifies key issues and trends on short-term incentives, provides country-specific incentive practice information based on survey statistics, and helps you make “apples to apples” cross-country comparisons. 

Building on our long standing tradition of continuous improvement for our global reports, the 2009 edition:

• Relies on our Universal Position Coding System to give you an in-depth analysis of short-term incentive changes across countries

• Includes annual and short-term incentive practices (target and actual paid) for each country

• Summarises three-year incentive trends across regions

• Presents incentive information for key job families across markets

Countries included

Asia-Pacific

Australia China-Bejing China-Shanghai Hong Kong India

Indonesia Japan Malaysia New Zealand Philippines

Singapore South Korea Taiwan Thailand

Eastern Europe & the Middle East & Africa

Algeria Bulgaria Czech Republic Egypt Hungary Morocco

Poland Russia Slovakia Turkey United Arab Emirates

Western Europe

Austria Belgium Denmark Finland France

Germany Ireland Italy Netherlands Norway

Portugal Spain Sweden Switzerland United Kingdom

Americas

Argentina Brazil Canada Chile

Colombia Mexico United States Venezuela

Countries in bold are new in 2009.

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