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Pay band

Definition

A pay band is the range of base salary an organization will pay for roles at a given level and location, usually defined by a minimum, midpoint, and maximum.

Pay bands translate market data into policy. The midpoint is typically anchored to a market percentile from compensation surveys; the minimum and maximum define the acceptable spread, often 80% to 120% of midpoint. An employee's position in the band is expressed as a compa-ratio (salary divided by midpoint) or a range penetration percentage.

Bands are set by level and geography and reviewed annually or when the market moves. Employees below the minimum are a compliance and retention risk; employees above the maximum signal a leveling problem or a market shift. Consistent bands are also the primary defense in pay-equity analysis.

Meridian's Job Architecture Agent proposes band midpoints and ranges from licensed survey data and flags employees outside band before the merit cycle.

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