final Flashcards
relative pay of different jobs and how much they are paid
pay structure
average pay
pay level
relative pay of jobs in an organization
job structure
theory stating that wages influence worker productivity
efficiency wage theory
comparing an organization’s practices against those of the competition
benchmarking
different employees in the same job may have different pay rates
rate ranges
jobs that are common
key jobs
jobs that are unique
nonkey jobs
procedure used to measure internal job worth
job eval
characteristics of a job that org values & chooses to pay for
compensable factors
math expression that describes the r/s b/t jobs pay and jobs eval points
pay policy line
jobs of similar worth grouped together
pay grades
distance b/t max & min amounts in pay grade
range spread
index b/t actual & intended pay
compa-ratio
reducing number of job levels
delayering
pay based on skills
skill based pay
policy for undervaluation of women’s jobs
comparable worth
law that est min wage & overtime pay
FLSA
lowest amt that employers are legally allowed to pay
min wage
employees who are not covered by FLSA
exempt
theory that states that motivation is a function of valence, instrumentality, & expectancy
expectancy theory
person who seeks to direct another person’s behavior
principal
a person who is expected to act on behalf of a principal
agent
a grid that combines an employee’s performance rating w/ the employee’s position in pay range to determine the size & frequency of his/her pay increases
merit increase grid
a compensation plan in which payments are based on a measure of org performance & do not become part of base salary
profit sharing
employee ownership plan that gives employees the opportunity to buy the company’s stock at a previously fixed price
stock options
employee ownership plan that gives employers certain tax & financial advantages when stock is granted to employees
ESOP
form of compensation based on group or plant performance that does not become part of base salary
gainsharing
the % of an additional dollar of earnings that goes to taxes
marginal tax rate
act that requires employers to permit employees to extend their health insurance coverage at group rates for up to 36 months following a qualifying event
COBRA
the agency that guarantees to pay employees a basic retirement benefit in the event that financial difficulties force a company to terminate or reduce employee pension plans
Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation PBGC
the act that increased the fiduciary responsibilities of pension plan trustees, est vesting rights & portability provisions, & est the PBGC
ERISA
retirement plan in which the employer sets up an ind acct for each employee & contributes a % of the employee’s salary
cash balance plan
reporting requirement of ERISA that obligates employers to describe the plan’s info within 90 days after en employee has entered the plan
Summary Plan Description SPD
act that requires employers with 50 or more employees to provide up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave
FMLA
health care plan that provides benefits on a prepaid basis for employees
HMO