Tuesday, December 16, 2008

Sales Force Design for Strategic Advantage or Employee Benefits

Sales Force Design for Strategic Advantage

Author: Andris Zoltners

This book focuses upon the role of the sales force in today's changing world and how to design a sales force for strategic advantage. It includes sections on how to assess the current sales force design and how to implement change and covers customer segmentation, market strategy, structuring and sizing, alignment, metrics and managing change.



See also: Casseroles or Alfred Portale Simple Pleasures

Employee Benefits

Author: Burton Beam

We have continued to use four other major guidelines in preparing this book. First, the book covers the broad spectrum of employee benefits, from social insurance programs to executive benefits. Second, the book is applicable to all sizes of employer groups, from the small employer using a multiple-employer trust to the large employer relying on alternative funding involved in designing an employee benefit plan; it doesn't just describe the products available. Finally, we have tried to write a book that can be used not only in courses given by colleges and professional organizations but also as a reference resource for practitioners.

Booknews

A textbook for a college or professional training course. Explains employee benefits from social insurance to executive benefits, considering all sizes of organizations, and discussing the decision making required to design a program. Updated from the second edition (1988) to account for laws effective as of late 1991. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)



Table of Contents:
Preface
1Introduction to Employee Benefits
2Employee Benefit Planning and Management
3Social Security Benefits
4Other Social Insurance Programs
5The Group Insurance Environment
6Group Life Insurance: Term Coverage
7Group Life Insurance: Lifetime Coverage
8Group Disability Income Coverage
9Group Medical Expense Benefits: The Changing Environment
10Group Medical Expense Benefits: Traditional Plans
11Group Medical Expense Benefits: Managed Care Plans
12Group Medical Expense Benefits: Plan Provisions and Taxation
13Group Dental Insurance and Other Group Insurance Benefits
14Alternative Funding Methods
15Group Insurance Rate Making
16Other Nonretirement Benefits: Meeting Personal and Family Needs
17Cafeteria Plans
18Introduction to Qualified Plans
19Plan Qualification Requirements
20Pension Benefit Formulas
21Pension Plan Funding
22Profit-Sharing and Similar Plans
23401(k) and Other Salary Savings Plans
24Qualified Plan Distributions and Loans
25Plan Restrictions Aimed at Highly Compensated Employees
26Plan Installation and Administration; Investments; Plan Termination
27Individual Retirement Plans and Simplified Employee Pensions
28Executive Benefits and Nonqualified Deferred-Compensation Plans
Additional Readings
Index

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