Chapter 8 Flashcards
Direct compensation
-wages, salaries, bonus payments, and commissions
Indirect compensation
-extended health care, dental plans, life insurance
Anything of value earned through the investment of something of value
Equity
Hourly vs piecework
-number of hours worked
-# of units produced
Formal compensations goals
-rewarding employee’s past performance
-maintaining salary equity
-attracting, and motivating staff
A systematic process of determining the relative worth of jobs in an organization
- Job evaluation
Managers tire direct compensation to employee or organizational outcomes & performance
pay-for-performance
key jobs are evaluated against 6 compensable factors
-skill, mental effort, physical effort, responsibility, working conditions
salary surveys
-wages paid to employees in other organizations
broad banding
-encourages employees to change jobs, develop their own career and seek different roles in the organization
pay based on how much knowledge or how many capabilities employees have or how many jobs they can perform
competency-based pay
chief objectives of most benefit programs are to
-improve employee work satisfaction
-Meet employee health, and security
-attract and motivate employees.