Chapter 8 Flashcards
direct compensation
all types of financial rewards employees receive as part of their employment
wages incentives
indirect compensation
benefits/services employees receive in exchange for their work
human rights legislation
- employers may not base differences in pay on employees age, ethnicity, race, sex, family status etc
- protects from discrimination
- resecting Indigenous spiritual practices
employment/labour standards act
requirements for wages, hours, overtime pay, vacation, and holidays
right to disconnect
- working for workers act
- not engaging in work-related communications
pay equity legislation
- addresses the wage gap between female and male-dominated jobs
pay transparency
- federally regulated private sector employers with 100+ employees
- intended to hep women, Indigenous peoples, people w disability and other visible minorities
- started in winter 2023
Canada pension plan (CPP) / Quebec pension plan (QPP)
- mandatory contributory plan
employment insurance
- temporary financial assistance to non-working eligible people who have lost their jobs through no fault of their own
- ill, injured, pregnancy, providing care to ill/injured
workers compensation insurance
- protect employees from financial hardship due to work-related injury or disease
- operates under no-fault liability
the Canada Labour Code
provide 10 days of sick paud leave for employees
total compensation
- direct and indirect compensation
- includes base pay, incentives, and benefits
product market
- organizations that offer competing goods and services
- competing to serve the same customers
job structure
- the relative pay for different jobs within the organization
- identify the compensable factors
- establishes pay among different functions and different levels of responsibility
pay level
the average amount (including wages, salaries, bonuses) the organization pays for a particular job