Chapter 11 Flashcards

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Gain sharing plans (4)

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  1. Scanlon plan
  2. Rucker plan
  3. Improshare
  4. Family or measure plan
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Scanlon plan

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  • Joseph Scanlon, after the Great Depression
    A gain-sharing plan that creates mechanisms for employee participation in developing productivity improvements (labour costs and a % of sales value) and shares the financial benefits of those improvements with the employee group that generated them
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Rucker plan

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  • Alan Rucker, 1930
    Gain-sharing plan similar to the Scanlon plan but that expresses labour costs as a percentage of value added (sales value of production less purchased input)
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Improshare

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  • Mitchell Fein, 1970
    Gain-sharing plan that focuses on labour hours per unit of output (not dollar value of production cost’, and that does not usually include worker participation
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Family of measures plan

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A gain sharing plan that uses a variety of of measures to determine the extent to which a bonus payout is justified

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Issues in designing gain-sharing plans (8)

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  1. Defining the group or work to be included in the plan
  2. Establishing the bonus formula
  3. Defining the baseline against which to measure improvement
  4. Deciding on the share between the company and the employees
  5. Deciding the split among employees
  6. Deciding on the frequency of payout
  7. Developing procedures for communicating results
  8. Deciding whether or and how to incorporate employee participation
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Goal sharing plans (3)

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  1. Single-goal
  2. Financially funded
  3. Multi-goal
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Issues in Goal-sharing plans (5)

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  1. Define the group that goal sharing plan applies
  2. Decide in the nature of the goals to be sought
  3. Determine levels and time frames for goal achievement
  4. Establish the bonus amounts
  5. Decide on the split of the bonus across employees
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Profit-Sharing plans

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  1. Current distribution
  2. Deferred profit sharing
  3. Combination
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Issues in designing profit-sharing plans (5)

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  1. The formula for bonus determination (fixed or discretionary)
  2. Employee eligibility
  3. The basis for allocating the profit-sharing bonus across employees
  4. Payout frequency
  5. Communicating financial results and profit sharing
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Employee stock plans (3)

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  1. Stock bonus
  2. Stock option
  3. Stock purchase
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Employee stock plans - phantom stock plan

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A plan through which employees participate in the appreciation of company shares and any associated dividends, without ever owning any company stock

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Employee stock plans: Share appreciation rights

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A plan through which employees are awarded shares in their employer at no cost to the,selves if the price of employer shares rises during a specified period

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Employee stock plans: phantom equity plan

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A plan that helps retain key employees by providing rewards based on the stock performance of a portfolio of promising new high-tech firms

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No monetary rewards plan (5)

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  1. Social reinforcers
  2. Merchandise awards
  3. Travel awards
  4. Symbolic awards
  5. Earned time off
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