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Compensation

Total Reward Solutions can help you define your company’s overall compensation strategy and develop a tailored compensation...

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Benefits

Total Reward Solutions is committed to helping you design, implement and manage the employee benefit program that best supports...

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Performance Management

Many companies have a pay for performance philosophy and culture and want to tie merit pay directly or indirectly to their performance management...

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The TRS Philosophy

Total Reward Solutions is founded on a set of core values – values that guide our day-to-day operations, our strategic decisions and our client relationships. Each relationship is handled with integrity, respect and confidentiality, as we deliver Total Reward systems built to tailor each client’s specific needs.

At Total Reward Solutions, we believe that properly designed compensation, benefits, rewards programs and performance appraisals complete a full circle of total rewards. These complete systems not only improve employee retention and attraction, but effectively drive business results. It is our mission to be your trusted partner for compensation and benefits solutions.

History

Total Reward Solutions, a WBE certified business, was founded in 2005 and consults with clients in the areas of compensation, benefits, performance management and reward/recognition programs. We have experience in well over 30 different industries and with companies ranging in size from 5 to 4,000 employees.

Why Total Rewards?

The term “total rewards” refers to the financial and non-financial return provided to employees in exchange for their time, talents, efforts and results.

To implement a total rewards plan, business leaders must tackle a broad range of challenging questions—everything from who will design the plan and what types of rewards it will include to how the plan will be funded and under what business conditions the plan is intended to operate. When executives overlook one or more of these questions, they risk developing a plan that delivers mediocre results once it’s implemented.

But the effort is worthwhile. A well-thought-out and skillfully implemented total rewards program can give your organization a competitive edge. In particular, it can help you generate the business outcomes that matter most to your strategy - whether those outcomes take the form of employee retention, productivity, job satisfaction or service quality. In an age of stiffening competition and increasing pressure to do more with less, no organization can afford to ignore the strategic value that a well-designed total rewards system can provide.

95% of customers are satisfied with Total Reward Solutions.

Hear what they have to say:

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I sometimes get asked: “Why do I need a compensation professional? Can’t I just do an online search for the information I need and then a comp project by myself?” Well… You certainly could try digging for answer(s), but even if you eventually find useful information, applying it to your situation might not be easy […]
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At Total Reward Solutions, we are frequently asked about the cost of doing a compensation study. So, let’s take that on its face and give some parameters: The study cost for each organization varies based on its number of job titles, number of employees, how many locations have employees, and how many survey sources will […]
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