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Direct Compensation
Employee wages, salaries, incentives, bonuses, and commissions
Indirect Compensation
Benefits supplied by employers
Nonfinancial Compensation
Recognition programs, rewarding jobs, supportive work environment, and flexible work hours
Strategic Compensation
Aligning compensation with the organization’s mission, strategy, and business objectives
Strategic Compensation Planning
Purposefully designing compensation to support organizational goals
HR’s Strategic Compensation Role
Linking compensation to organizational objectives, motivating employees, and supporting pay
Strategic Compensation Policy
A compensation policy designed to reward performance, remain competitive, maintain equity, attract employees, control costs, and reduce turnover
Hourly Work
Compensation paid based on the number of hours worked
Piecework
Compensation paid according to the number of units produced
Salaried Employees
Employees paid based on weekly, biweekly, or monthly pay periods
Internal Factors Affecting Pay Mix
Organizational compensation strategy, job worth, employee worth, and ability to pay
External Factors Affecting Pay Mix
Labour market conditions, area wage rates, cost of living, collective bargaining, and legal requirements
Job Evaluation
A systematic process used to determine the relative worth of jobs within an organization
Internal Equity
Fairness in pay relationships among jobs within the same organization
Job Ranking System
The simplest and oldest job evaluation method where jobs are ranked according to relative worth
Job Ranking System Disadvantages
Not precise and only practical for a small number of jobs
Job Classification System
A method that groups jobs into predetermined wage grades based on responsibility, skills, knowledge, and ability
Wage Grades
Levels within a job classification system that require increasing responsibility and skills
Point System
A quantitative job evaluation method where jobs are assigned points based on compensable factors
Point Manual
A handbook describing compensable factors and point values used in the point system
Compensation Structure
The framework organizations use to determine wage rates and salary relationships
Wage and Salary Survey
A survey comparing wages paid by other organizations in the same labour market
Goal of Strategic Compensation
To support organizational strategy while motivating and retaining employees
Purpose of Job Evaluation Systems
To establish internal equity and determine fair pay relationships between jobs
Competency-Based Pay
Based on employee skills, knowledge, or variety of skills possessed
Skill-Based Pay
Another term for competency-based, employees are rewarded for skill development
Knowledge-Based Pay
Compensation based on increased job knowledge and expertise
Goal of Strategic Compensation
To support organizational strategy while motivating and retaining employees
Purpose of Job Evaluation Systems
To establish internal equity and determine fair pay relationships between jobs
Pay-for-Performance System
A compensation approach where employee pay is linked to performance results