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Go behind the scenes this summer: Discover the latest issues facing corporate boards.
Stanford Closer Looks are authored by Professor David Larcker and Researcher, Brian Tayan.
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- From Boardroom to C-Suite: Why Would a Company Pick a
Current Director as CEO?
- An Activist View of CEO Compensation
- The Wells Fargo Cross-Selling Scandal
- Succession “Losers”: What Happens to Executives Passed Over for the CEO Job?
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Outside directors are meant to provide independent oversight of management but research on their effectiveness is mixed. Some studies found shareholders react positively to appointments of outside directors and negatively when they suddenly leave. However, other research found no improvement in performance from more outside directors. Effectiveness may depend on overcoming information disadvantages and ensuring true independence rather than just meeting stock exchange standards. So-called independent directors may still be beholden to management.
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2) For example, it shows that according to MM Proposition I, in the absence of taxes, the value of a levered firm equals the value of an identical unlevered firm.
3) It also examines how individual investors' payouts are affected when a firm changes its capital structure, such as by issuing new debt. Investors may need to adjust their equity holdings and personal borrowing/lending to maintain their original positions.
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3. Establishing accountability and measurement mechanisms.
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HR policies can also be very effective at supporting and building the desired organizational culture.
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1. Case : Pay for performance
enhances employment
Management, Scripps Health
2. TOPICS COVERED :
• SCRIPPS HEALTH : About the Organization
• The CEO and his philosophy
• The Case Analysis
• Questions and Solutions
3.
4. • Year of Establishment : 1924
• Location : San Diego, California
• Founder : Ellen Browning Scripps
• Current CEO : Chris Van Gorder
• Scripps has earned a national reputation as a premier
employer, named by FORTUNE magazine as one of America’s
100 Best Companies to Work For, since 2008
5. • Born out of philanthrophy, in 1924 Ellen Browning
Scripps made charitable gifts to create Scripps Memorial
Hospital and Scripps Metabolic Clinic.
• A $1.8 Billion, Non-Profit health care system and a growing
network of 2600 physicians , 14, 000 employees , 5 hospital
campuses with specialty centres, 4 emergency
departments and 3 urgent care centres.
• The financial crisis of 2000 and the No layoff philosophy.
6. CHRIS VAN GORDER
• Name : Chris Van Gorder
• Designation : CEO/ President, Scripps. Over 15 years of
experience with the organisation.
• Author : The Front-Line Leader - Building a High Performance
Organization From the Ground Up"
• Currently holds the position of Commissioner at U.S National
Commission for UNESCO.
• Popularly known for his No layoff philosophy, PLC and
Transparency in Management.
7. The Case :
• A Non Profit organisation, eventually losing its revenue.
• The Financial crunch in the company in 2000.
• CEO and many executives resign.
• Chris Von Gorder appointed as the new CEO at the time.
• Identified the key elements.
• Developed a crisis management strategy.
• Strategy works out and delivers favourable results
8. The Strategy
• NO LAYOFF STRATEGY : Keeping personnel motivated and
simultaneously creating a sense of ownership, accountability
amongst them towards the organisation.
• PLC : Physician Leader Collaboration Model. The model was used to
redevelop the broken relationship between the administrator and
the physician sample. Physicians were now involved in decision
making.
• REDEVELOPING THE COMMUNICATION : Along with Senior VP of
HR, Victor Buzachero, Chris laid stress on redeveloping the broken
bond inside the organisation, amongst the different departments
and Hierarchy Level.
• THE COMPENSATION : Providing a Competitive compensation was
amongst the most appreciated steps, based on continuous
evaluation of the employee and the job content. Helps in employee
retention and reducing turnover.
9. The Compensation
• A competitive one amongst the other players.
• Maintaining the 65th percentile mark in the compensation
market, neither amongst the highest nor lowest employers.
• Bi-annually Studying the labour market to stay in touch with
the competing organisations.
• Annually performance based evaluations and regular audits
leading to merit increases, thereby providing a motivating
source for improvement and output. Weak and Strong areas
could be easily identified.
• Upto 5% increase in salary after evaluation.
• In case of poor performance, the employee send for
development and enhancing the skill set instead of firing him.
10. Results :
• In the 2008 survey, 68% of employees responded positively to
the statement, "People are paid fairly for the work they do,"
compared with 54 % in 2005.
• Scripps allocated more than $13 million for salary adjustments
and an additional $18 million for merit increases; the average
employee merit increase was 3.5 percent.
• Employee turnover fell to 10.9 % in fiscal 2008—enviably
below industry standards of 13 % in California.
11. Questions :
• Discuss how this case illustrates how compensation can be
used as a method for improving employee satisfaction and
motivation ?
- Herzberg’s theory of motivation and hygiene.
- Motivation and hygiene factors
• Identify some of the ways that performance-based pay
systems should be developed based on the experiences at
Scripps Health ?
- Regular monitoring of employees by 360 Degree appraisal
and Employee of the month scheme.