Jisr launches a compensation management solution powered by local Saudi market data.
In today’s competitive work environment, compensation management is no longer just about paying salaries — it's a strategic tool to build a fair, transparent, and attractive workplace. With the rapid changes in the Saudi market and growing employee expectations, the need for reliable, localized solutions is more critical than ever.
This article explores what Jisr’s Compensation Management solution is, how it works, and why it matters for organizations.
What is Jisr’s Compensation Management?
It’s a strategic, all-in-one solution that helps HR and finance teams align compensation with performance, experience, and market benchmarks — ensuring internal fairness and external competitiveness.
With a flexible dashboard and updated salary data, Jisr enables organizations to make clear and well-informed compensation decisions.
How is compensation management applied in Jisr?
Through two core components:
1. Salary Bands
Set structured and transparent salary levels for each job title based on skills, responsibilities, and experience.
Example:
A “Junior Accountant” may fall within the SAR 6,000–8,000 range, while a “Senior Accountant” is placed between SAR 10,000–13,000, depending on seniority and responsibilities.
2. Salary Benchmarking
A comparison tool that shows how your compensation compares to the market, based on real salary data from over 350,000 employees across 3,500+ companies in Saudi Arabia.
Example:
A startup reviewing its “Project Manager” salary finds the market average in the same city is SAR 18,000. This insight helps them adjust their offer or improve retention.
Why is fair compensation important?
Fair and data-driven compensation plays a key role in organizational success. It helps:
- Ensure internal equity by offering similar pay for similar roles, adjusted for performance and experience
- Attract and retain top talent by staying competitive in the market
- Eliminate manual processes, reduce errors, and save time through automation
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