REWARDS MANAGEMENT (BLUE) Flashcards
Indicates both tangible (compensation and benefits) and intangible (learning and development) aspects.
TOTAL REWARD MODEL
Reasons for employees to become loyal and devoted to the organization.
TOTAL REWARD MODEL
It also gives satisfaction to the members of the workforce.
TOTAL REWARD MODEL
Provides real impact and meaning of rewards to employees.
TOTAL REWARD MODEL
All types of compensation and benefits that employees receive in exchange for all forms of work performance.
REWARDS
The ability to translate it into something that will increase an employee’s satisfaction and loyalty to the organization.
RETENTION
Refers to the compensation and benefits plan made by the firm.
REMUNERATION
REMUNERATION
Tangible equivalent of any work or task performed in the organization; can be either direct or indirect.
COMPENSATION
COMPENSATION
Monetary rewards such as salaries, wages, commissions, bonuses, allowance and other forms of monetary payments.
Direct
COMPENSATION
Benefits offered by companies to employees such as hospitalization, insurance, day-offs, summer outings, sports fest, among others.
Indirect
COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS
Base Pay - job-based, skill or competency-based, market-based and combination of the three
Incentive
Allowances
Overtime Pay
Risk Benefits
Retirement Benefits
Equity Compensation
Perquisites
CRITERIA OF AN EFFECTIVE COMPENSATION PLAN
- Cost-containment
- Objective
- Motivating
- Productivity
- Equitable
- Non-discriminating
- Sustaining
- Adequate Legal Compliance
- Time-bound
- Inducing Loyalty
- Obligatory
- No Insecurity
CRITERIA OF AN EFFECTIVE COMPENSATION PLAN:
Ability of the company to pay the right compensation package.
Cost-containment
CRITERIA OF AN EFFECTIVE COMPENSATION PLAN:
Based on the tasks being performed by the employee as well as his/her skills and knowledge about the job.
Objective
CRITERIA OF AN EFFECTIVE COMPENSATION PLAN:
Should boost employee morale.
Motivating
CRITERIA OF AN EFFECTIVE COMPENSATION PLAN:
Ensure that employees are happy and satisfied.
Productivity-providing
CRITERIA OF AN EFFECTIVE COMPENSATION PLAN:
Fair to all that commensurate to the employee’s contribution.
Equitable
CRITERIA OF AN EFFECTIVE COMPENSATION PLAN:
Based on performance free from prejudices based on age, religion, civil status, gender and other discriminatory factors.
Non-discriminating
CRITERIA OF AN EFFECTIVE COMPENSATION PLAN:
Should provide for the employees’ needs and is concerned with his/her welfare.
Sustaining
CRITERIA OF AN EFFECTIVE COMPENSATION PLAN:
Adhere to the law.
Adequate Legal Compliance
CRITERIA OF AN EFFECTIVE COMPENSATION PLAN:
Should be given on time.
Time-bound
CRITERIA OF AN EFFECTIVE COMPENSATION PLAN:
Induce employees to stay in the company.
Inducing Loyalty
CRITERIA OF AN EFFECTIVE COMPENSATION PLAN:
Obligation to pay their employees well.
Obligatory
CRITERIA OF AN EFFECTIVE COMPENSATION PLAN:
Should make the employees feel secured.
No Insecurity
EXTERNAL FACTORS AFFECTING COMOPENSATION PLAN
- Demand and Supply Labor
- Prevailing Economic Conditions
- Government Intervention in Compensation
EXTERNAL FACTORS AFFECTING COMOPENSATION PLAN:
Profession requires extensive educational background.
Demand and Supply Labor
EXTERNAL FACTORS AFFECTING COMOPENSATION PLAN:
Varies from one industry to another.
Prevailing Economic Conditions
EXTERNAL FACTORS AFFECTING COMOPENSATION PLAN:
Regulations like minimum wage law.
Government Intervention in Compensation
INTERNAL FACTORS AFFECTING COMOPENSATION PLAN
- Budget
- Employee Motivation
- Employee Productivity
COMPENSATION STRATEGIES USED BY FIRMS
- Minimum or Average Level Strategy
- Above Average Pay Strategy
- Competitive and Comparable Pay Strategy
COMMON MODES OF PAYMENT
- PAYMENT FOR TIME WORKED - can be adjusted based on any of the following:
a. across-the-board increase
b. merit increase
c. Cost-of-Living Allowances
d. Seniority Pay - FLAT RATES OR COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENT (CBA) - negotiated rates - given to those who reach and exceed their sales targets
- COMPENSATION THROUGH INCENTIVES - based on output (merit, piece rate, commission)
- PAYMENTS BASED ON SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE OR CREDENTIALS
- EXECUTIVE PAYMENTS
- SPECIAL PAYMENTS
a. Overtime Pay
b. Holiday Pay
c. Premium Pay - for special holidays
d. Night Differential Payments
e. Service Charges
f. Separation Pay
g. Retirement Pay
h. nth Month Pay
Benefits to motivate and make employees loyal to the firm.
RETENTION
Objectives of Retention
- to attract and retain highly-skilled or high performing employees
- to promote employee commitment and loyalty to the organization
- to fulfill of the needs of the employees
2 Employee Benefits
- Government-Mandated Benefits
- Voluntary Benefits
Government-Mandated Benefits
SSS/GSIS
Pag-Ibig (HDMF)
PhilHealth Program
Service Incentive Leave
Maternity Leave
Paternity Leave
Special Leave for Women
Voluntary Benefits
Vacation Leaves
Sick Leaves
Emergency Leaves
Summer Outings
Sports Fest
Rice Subsidy
Meal Subsidy
Shuttle Service
Hospitalization
Group Life Insurance Programs
Bonuses
Profit-sharing Scheme
Stock Options
Christmas Party and Packages
Cash Bonuses
Emergency Loan
Free Uniform or Clothing Allowances
Executive Perquisites