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• date: 24 December 2025
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What you'll learn
Explain why salary structures matter and identify the risks of operating without a formal pay framework.
Evaluate and level jobs consistently using internal role definitions before applying market data.
Build market-aligned salary ranges in Excel, including min, midpoint, max, and range spreads.
Communicate salary ranges clearly to leaders, managers, and employees using practical, business-focused language.
Identify common pay issues such as compression and out-of-range employees using scenario modeling.
Apply a repeatable, end-to-end process for maintaining salary structures as roles and markets change.
Requirements
Basic knowledge of Human Resources
Learners should be comfortable using Excel at a basic level (opening files, entering formulas, navigating worksheets)
An interest in HR, compensation, or people management is helpful but not required. This course teaches concepts step-by-step and includes templates and examples to follow along.
Description
Salary structures and pay ranges are foundational to fair, competitive, and defensible compensation decisions, yet many professionals are never taught how to build them in practice. This course is designed to bridge the gap between compensation theory and real-world application. You'll learn how to design salary structures the way they are actually built inside organizations, using practical examples, Excel demonstrations, and repeatable frameworks you can apply immediately.We start with the fundamentals: why salary structures matter, the risks of operating without one, and how structured pay supports fairness, consistency, and competitiveness. From there, you'll learn how to level jobs using internal role definitions so that market benchmarking is meaningful and consistent.Once jobs are leveled, the course guides you through selecting and interpreting compensation survey data, including choosing peers, geographic scope, and filters aligned with a company's compensation philosophy. You'll then move into hands-on Excel demos that show exactly how to turn market data into salary ranges - calculating minimums, midpoints, maximums, and range spreads, and how to align multiple ranges into a cohesive pay grade structure.The course also covers how to apply salary structures in real scenarios, including identifying pay compression, out-of-range employees, and equity concerns. Finally, you'll learn how to communicate salary ranges clearly to executives, managers, and employees using business-focused language rather than compensation jargon.Whether you work in HR, compensation, people operations, or leadership, this course gives you a practical, end-to-end process for building and using salary structures with confidence.
Who this course is for
This course is for HR professionals, HRBPs, compensation analysts, people operations leaders, and managers who want to understand how salary structures and pay ranges are built in practice.
t's also ideal for founders and business leaders who need to make fair, market-aligned pay decisions but don't have a formal compensation framework in place. No prior compensation background is required this course focuses on practical, real-world application rather than theory.
Perfect for individuals curious about how employers determine salaries and the intricacies of compensation management.
Suited for those ready to delve into the fundamentals of compensation, including job evaluations, new hire packages, and promotions.
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https://www.udemy.com/course/buildingsalarystructures/

   
   
   

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