Comp Benefits Training Classes and Seminars

Offering 214 Compensation and Benefits training courses from 31 training providers including Lorman Education, NBI, Inc., CCM (Center for Competitive Management). Browse instructor-led and virtual Compensation and Benefits training seminars along with a variety of self-paced classes. Offering 35 online e-learning Compensation and Benefits courses, available either online, CD/DVD, printed course manuals or recorded webcasts. TrainUp.com also offers the ability to request in-house or onsite Compensation and Benefits courses or train-the-trainer curriculum programs.

Compensation and Benefits Training
Few issues can get as complicated in a business as those involving money. Ordering paper and parts can be hard enough, but adding in employees, their various benefits and the government taxes turns a difficult task into a real challenge.

Train Up can help companies find compensation and benefits training seminars that will make sense of the complex tangle of rules and regulations. Compensation is as much about creating effective systems for human resources to follow as understanding the regulatory framework, however, so seminars can also offer advice on how to effectively manage a company's compensation and benefits department.

Establishing and maintaining a firm's pay system is the principal job of a compensation manager. Compensation must ensure fair and equitable pay rates among employees, which involves conducting surveys to see how a firm's rates compare with others and to see that a firm's pay scale complies with changing laws and regulations. In addition, compensation managers often oversee their firm's performance evaluation system, and they may design reward systems such as pay-for-performance plans. Employee benefits managers and specialists handle the company's employee benefits program, notably its health insurance and pension plans.

Expertise in designing and administering benefits programs continues to take on importance as employer-provided benefits account for a growing proportion of overall compensation costs, and as benefit plans increase in number and complexity. In addition to health insurance and pension coverage, some firms offer employees life and accidental death and dismemberment insurance, disability insurance, and relatively new benefits designed to meet the needs of a changing workforce, such as parental leave, child and elder care, long-term nursing home care insurance, employee assistance and wellness programs, and flexible benefits plans. Compensation and benefits employees must keep abreast of changing Federal and State regulations and legislation that may affect employee benefits.