Chapter 10 Flashcards

1
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What is direct compensation

A

Employees wages and salaries, incentives, bonuses, commissions

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2
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What is indirect compensation

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These are benefits outside regular pay supplied by employer. (Health benefits, vac pay, paid time off, retirement funds, childcare…)

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What is Non-financial compensation

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these are in forms of; employee rec programs, employee recognition, files work hours, work environment)

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4
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Define strategic compensation

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It is a planning that goes beyond the market rate to provide compensation to employees that align with the organizations objectives

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5
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What are rewards

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It’s a combination of direct, indirect and non-financial + other organizational rewards

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6
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Equity theory?

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It’s a theory under motivating employees through compensation. It’s an employee perspective that they believe whatever compensation they get is equals to their performance in their roles.

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7
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Expectancy theory?

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a motivation theory that employees would perform more if they have reason to expect it would resultón in a valued reward

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8
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Mention 2 basis for compensation

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  1. Piece work
  2. Hourly work
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9
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What is hurly work?

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it is work that is paid based on hurry basis

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10
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What is known as work whereby employee is paid according to number of units produced?

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a piece work

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11
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Mention 3 internal factors affecting wage mix

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  1. Compensation strategy
  2. Worth of the job
  3. Worth of the worth
  4. Ability for employer to pay
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12
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External factors affecting wage mix

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  1. Labour market conditions.
  2. Cost of living
  3. Area wage rate
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13
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What is full meaning of CPI

A

CONSUMER PRICE INDEX

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14
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What is th measure of the average change in price overtime of fixed market

A

CPI

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15
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To achieve increase in real wages through collective bargaining is whose goal

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The labour union

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16
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What is when wage increases larger than rise in the CPI is known as

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Real wage

17
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Systemic process of determining the worth of jobs to know which job should be paid more than the other

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Job Evaluation

18
Q

Which is the simplest and oldest way to evaluate jobs

A

Job Ranking systems

19
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Where jobs are evaluated based on their relative worth is done in which system

A

Job Ranking system

20
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Jobs are classified and grouped in a series of predetermined wage grades are called

A

Job classification System

21
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Creating. A work environment whereby employees can perform to the best of their ability is known as

A

Performance management

22
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Bob is evaluating binta’s performance based on her job requirements. This is known as

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Performance Review.

23
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Which is a reason why performance management fails

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  1. It emphasizes short term gains over long term goals
  2. It emphasizes long term golas over short term gains
24
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Which is not a purpose of performance management.

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  1. Administrative purpose: performance data can be used to document HR actions
  2. Developmental purpose: provide managers with concrete framework to gather and organize info on employee performance.
  3. Rewards purpose: provides HR with benefits and plans of employees
25
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Mention the 4 basic elements for creating performance standards.

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  1. Strategic relevance
  2. Criterion deficiency
  3. Criterion contamination
  4. Reliability