CHAPTER 9 BUS201

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Direct Compensation

Employee wages, salaries, incentives, bonuses, and commissions

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Indirect Compensation

Benefits supplied by employers 

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Nonfinancial Compensation

Recognition programs, rewarding jobs, supportive work environment, and flexible work hours

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Strategic Compensation

Aligning compensation with the organization’s mission, strategy, and business objectives

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Strategic Compensation Planning

Purposefully designing compensation to support organizational goals

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HR’s Strategic Compensation Role

Linking compensation to organizational objectives, motivating employees, and supporting pay

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Strategic Compensation Policy

A compensation policy designed to reward performance, remain competitive, maintain equity, attract employees, control costs, and reduce turnover

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Hourly Work

Compensation paid based on the number of hours worked

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Piecework

Compensation paid according to the number of units produced

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Salaried Employees

Employees paid based on weekly, biweekly, or monthly pay periods

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Internal Factors Affecting Pay Mix

Organizational compensation strategy, job worth, employee worth, and ability to pay

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External Factors Affecting Pay Mix

Labour market conditions, area wage rates, cost of living, collective bargaining, and legal requirements

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Job Evaluation

A systematic process used to determine the relative worth of jobs within an organization

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Internal Equity

Fairness in pay relationships among jobs within the same organization

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Job Ranking System

The simplest and oldest job evaluation method where jobs are ranked according to relative worth

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Job Ranking System Disadvantages

Not precise and only practical for a small number of jobs

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Job Classification System

A method that groups jobs into predetermined wage grades based on responsibility, skills, knowledge, and ability

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Wage Grades

Levels within a job classification system that require increasing responsibility and skills

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Point System

A quantitative job evaluation method where jobs are assigned points based on compensable factors

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Point Manual

A handbook describing compensable factors and point values used in the point system

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Compensation Structure

The framework organizations use to determine wage rates and salary relationships

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Wage and Salary Survey

A survey comparing wages paid by other organizations in the same labour market

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Goal of Strategic Compensation

To support organizational strategy while motivating and retaining employees

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Purpose of Job Evaluation Systems

To establish internal equity and determine fair pay relationships between jobs

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Competency-Based Pay

Based on employee skills, knowledge, or variety of skills possessed

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Skill-Based Pay

Another term for competency-based, employees are rewarded for skill development

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Knowledge-Based Pay

Compensation based on increased job knowledge and expertise

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Goal of Strategic Compensation

To support organizational strategy while motivating and retaining employees

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Purpose of Job Evaluation Systems

To establish internal equity and determine fair pay relationships between jobs

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Pay-for-Performance System

A compensation approach where employee pay is linked to performance results