Total rewards
Connect compensation, benefits and incentives to your organization’s priorities and talent needs.
Connect your people strategy to the decisions that shape your business.
Grahall helps boards, leaders and HR teams assess effectiveness, align priorities and plan workforce needs.
For boards, CEOs and HR leaders reassessing workforce priorities, leadership effectiveness or the way the organization works.
When growth, change or competing priorities make workforce decisions harder, start with the business requirements and the evidence behind them.
We agree the scope, deliverables, responsibilities and fees before work begins. The outputs depend on the question and information available.
Connect compensation, benefits and incentives to your organization’s priorities and talent needs.
Support leadership, staffing and succession decisions, with employee relations, communications and compliance reviews.
A total rewards strategy brings compensation, benefits and incentives together around your business goals and the people you need to attract, retain and develop. Grahall helps you assess current programs, compare market practices and make clear decisions about where to invest.
Define your reward philosophy and competitive position. Review role responsibilities, relevant peer groups and market data to inform pay structures and reward decisions.
Evaluate executive and director pay in the context of business strategy, performance, governance and shareholder interests. Support boards and compensation committees with analysis and practical alternatives.
Align salary, incentive opportunities and benefits with workforce needs. Assess sales compensation, model alternatives and support program implementation and communication.
Review retirement, health, life and disability programs for competitiveness, cost and risk. Examine funding, benefit adequacy and governance with actuarial support where appropriate.
Align structure, decision rights and responsibilities with your business strategy. Grahall helps clarify reporting relationships, define roles and job documentation, and plan the communication and change support needed to put the design into practice.
Review director and executive rewards against business strategy and governance priorities.
Identify leadership competencies and align people programs with organizational needs.
Examine structure, processes, culture and talent practices.
Assess critical workforce segments, retention, development, future requirements and workforce measures.
Clarify board roles, contributions and governance.
Assess teams and competencies; support coaching, development and leadership recruitment.
Assess, design and introduce compensation aligned with sales priorities.
Review HR structure, services, costs and relevant benchmarks.
Use diagnostics to understand the employee experience.
Gather feedback through surveys, interviews and focus groups.
Share the decision you need to make, the people involved and any timing considerations. High-level information is enough to start.