Exam 1 Flashcards
What are the three basic building blocks of the Pay Model?
Policies, Techniques, and Objectives
What are the basic objectives of the Pay Model?
Efficiency, fairness, compliance, and ethics
Conforming to federal and state compensation laws and regulations
Compliance
What are the four policy choices on the pay model?
Internal alignment, external competitiveness, employee contributions, and management
What techniques are involved with internal alignment?
Work analysis, descriptions, evaluation/certification (internal structure)
What techniques are involved with competitiveness?
Market definitions, surveys, policy lines (pay structure)
What techniques are involved with contributions?
Seniority based, incentives, merit guidelines (pay for performance)
What techniques are involved with management?
Cost, communication, change (evaluation)
What drives everything else in the pay model
objectives
Jobs not subject to provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act with respect to
minimum wage and overtime. Include most executives,
administrators, professionals, and outside sales representatives
Exempt
What do exempt workers get paid?
Salary
Employees who are subject to the provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act.
Nonexempt
What do nonexempt workers get paid?
Wages
the systematic process of collecting information that identifies similarities and differences at work
job analysis
Legislation passed in 1990 that requires that reasonable
accommodations be provided to permit employees with disabilities to
perform the essential elements of a job
americans with disabilities act