NLO

NLO, or “Non-Literal Offset,” refers to a calculation method used in human resources to assess and manage various types of employee offsetting and benefits. This term often relates to how organizations adjust compensation packages to account for non-cash benefits or specific circumstances that may affect an employee’s overall remuneration. Understanding NLO helps HR departments in ensuring fair compensation practices and maintaining compliance with labor regulations while reflecting the true value of an employee’s total compensation. It may involve factoring in benefits such as bonuses, stock options, or other perks that impact an employee’s financial package beyond their base salary.