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Pay structures provide a framework for wage progression by grouping similar jobs into levels or bands. They are designed to align pay with business strategy by encouraging desired behaviors, bring order to pay rises and career development, and help ensure fairness. Common types of pay structures include local pay structures which differentiate wages regionally. Pay progression describes how employees can increase their pay within or outside the pay structure levels.
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