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Ensuring all employees retire at the same age

Complying with both local retirement regulations and tax-favorable structures to maximize retirement benefits

Offering a single retirement plan regardless of regional laws

Standardizing retirement contributions across all locations

Standardizing all performance metrics globally without flexibility

Adapting performance metrics to reflect local job roles, cultural expectations, and economic conditions

Limiting performance evaluations to financial outcomes only

Ignoring regional differences in employee performance standards

Cultural alignment simplifies payroll integration

Differences in culture can influence employee engagement, productivity, and retention post-merger

Cultural differences only impact expatriates

Cultural integration is irrelevant in a merger context

A standardized approach to pay and benefits across all regions

A comprehensive framework addressing monetary and non-monetary rewards tailored to diverse global workforce needs

A focus solely on compensation and benefits without considering career development

A fixed rewards system based on headquarters’ compensation policies

Ensuring equity-based compensation does not exceed local base salaries

Balancing compensation that aligns with home-country standards while meeting host-country legal requirements

Reducing compensation packages to align with lower-cost regions

Standardizing bonuses without performance consideration

Work-life programs require significant investment without cultural consideration

Work-life expectations and acceptance vary by culture, which may impact effectiveness and adoption rates

Work-life programs are only valued in high-income countries

Uniform work-life programs simplify operations but may not suit regional preferences

Ensuring consistency in payout amounts across countries

Adapting variable pay incentives to meet diverse cultural preferences and regulatory requirements

Limiting the program to non-monetary incentives

Ensuring variable pay only benefits top performers globally

Reduces the need for regional customization

Allows employees to select benefits that align with their individual needs, enhancing satisfaction and retention

Standardizes benefits across all regions

Simplifies administration by limiting options

Providing identical compensation for all executives regardless of location

Aligning executive pay with both local market norms and global organizational objectives

Ignoring regional tax implications for simplicity

Limiting executive compensation to fixed salaries

It ensures only home-country standards are applied

It enables equitable treatment of employees, reducing turnover and integrating workforces by harmonizing compensation expectations

It focuses solely on expatriate compensation

It minimizes the need for alignment in non-management roles