Chapter 6: Applied Performance Practices Flashcards
money and financial rewards at basic level represent
form of exchange; employees provide their labor, skill, and knowledge in return for money and
benefits from the organization
4 objectives of financial rewards
- membership and seniority
- job status
- competencies
- performance
job evaluation
rating the worth of jobs within an organization by measuring the required skill, effort, responsibility, and working conditions
Skill-based pay plans
variation of competency-based rewards in which people receive higher pay determined by their mastery of measurable skills
3 types of performance-based rewards
- individual
- team
- organization
gainsharing plan
calculates bonuses from the work unit’s cost savings and productivity improvement
Employee stock ownership plans (ESOPs)
(organizational reward) encourage employees to buy company stock, usually at a discounted price
stock options
(organizational reward) give employees the right to purchase company stock at a predetermined price up to a fixed expiration date
profit-sharing plan
employees receive a percentage of the previous year’s company profits