Custom Salary and Benefit Surveys and Analytics

Periodic independent custom salary and benefit surveys assist to maintain costs in a manner that reflects the strategic goals of the municipality. These studies provide for an outside objective analysis, and promote efficient cost management and program administration. HRS can also supplement its custom survey work with information from its powerful compensation database, having access to thousands of government and other industry job titles in more than 9,700 US areas; by industry, organization, budget size, number of employees, years of experience, and geographic location with differentials. Services encompass:

  • Evaluate municipality’s total compensation program compared to municipal labor market.
  • Review of trends in compensation programs offered by public sector organizations, private, and non-profit organizations.
  • Ensure that the compensation program is competitive and recommend necessary changes/enhancements to program.
  • Analyze market data with custom criteria, price jobs, research unique pay/benefits characteristics, multi-year planning.
  • Provide overall recommendations regarding all areas of compensation strategy and total rewards system.
  • Offer economic analytics and cost-of-living comparisons locally, regionally, state-wide, and nationally.
  • Offer a secure online site that provides HRS clients with easy-to-use useful tools for accessing and maintaining information.


Contact

Human Resources Services, Inc.

Sandy Stapczynski, President
9 Bartlet Street, Suite 186
Andover, Massachusetts 01810

Phone: 978-474-0200
Fax: 978-475-7925
Cell: 978-430-2061
Email: hrsconsulting@comcast.net

Human Resources Services, Inc.

We provide specialized technical assistance and consultancy services to cities and towns in current, emerging and changing issues in human resources and municipal operations. As your strategic partner, we deliver the consulting services, analyses and tools to help develop the personnel plans, policies, processes, management and organizational systems required.