CH 1 Flashcards
Compensation strategy (BPI) plan
the mix and total amount of base pay, performance pay, indirect pay
Compensation system ($)
The monetary part of the reward system.
- shapes employee behaviour
- influences company performance
Step 1 - Understand your organization and your people
contextual factors
- corporate strategy
- technology
- size
- people
rewards & human behaviour
- Membership
- Task
- Citizenship
Types of behaviour
- Membership
- Task
- Citizenship
Step 2 - Formulate your reward and compensation strategy
determine the mix of compensation components
base pay
performance pay
indirect pay.
Goals of the reward and compensation system.
- Promote achievement of the organization’s goals.
- Fit with and support the organization’s strategy and structure.
- Attract and retain qualified individuals.
- Promote desired employee behaviour.
- Be equitable.
- Be compliant.
- Be within budget
- Be cost-effective
What is an optimal reward system?
The reward system that adds the most value to the organization, after considering all its costs.
Describe the key aspects of a compensation strategy.
The compensation strategy is one part of the reward strategy
Strategy =plan
The compensation system has three main components: (1) base pay, (2) performance pay, and (3) indirect pay.
What is a reward strategy?
reward strategy
The plan for the mix of rewards to be provided to members, along with the means through which they will be provided.
Define total rewards
compensation philosophy considers career advancement intrinsic characteristics of the job work/life balance employee recognition programs, positive workplace culture compensation
Distinguish between a reward system and a compensation system.
rewards
intrinsic and extrinsic rewards
compensation system
The monetary part of the reward system.
What is a reward
satisfies an employee need.
Distinguish between extrinsic and intrinsic rewards.
extrinsic rewards/external
survival and security, social needs and recognition.
intrinsic /internal
self-esteem, achievement, growth, and development.