Indirect Compensation: The Years Ahead

by John Sullivan

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Winter 1972

Volume 15
Issue 2


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Abstract

Analyzes trends in indirect compensation and forecasts the nature and cost of indirect compensation programs in the year 1980 in the U.S. Components of indirect compensation programs; Private plans for short and long term disability benefits; Expected changes in employer expenditures on indirect compensation plans.

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