10, 11, 12 Flashcards

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All forms of financial returns and tangible benefits that employees receive as part of an employment relationship

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Compensation

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Means that individual employees perceive that their position is treated fairly within a pay program in relation to other jobs within the organization

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Internal equity

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The process of assessing the value/worth of each job in relation to other jobs in an organization

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Job evaluation

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What is the three-step process for traditional evaluation?

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  1. Conduct job analysis
  2. Rate/rank the job or factors on value, importance, worth
  3. Review results
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Placing jobs in order from most valuable to least valuable using a single factor such as the importance of the job to the firm’s competitive advantage

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Job ranking

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Broad descriptions are designed in advance to reflect the characteristics of the jobs that would be placed at each level in that system

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Job classification

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A variety of factors are the basis for determining relative worth; after the factors are identified and described, they are usually weighted because all factors are probably not equally important to the organization

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Point factor

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The process of pricing jobs, that is, determining the market values of jobs; involves identifying the total compensation provided by other organizations for jobs similar to the jobs under study

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External equity

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Principle tools to determine external equity

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Labor market analysis/salary surveys

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Replaces traditional narrow salary ranges with fewer, wider bands

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Broadbanding

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Employees paid on basis of either (1) degree of specific knowledge they possess or (2) an inventory of skills

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Pay for knowledge

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Any form of compensation contingent on group membership or team results

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Team pay

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Measured by factors such as the experience, ability, education, and training required to perform the job

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Skill

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The amount of physical or mental exertion needed to perform the job

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Effort

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The degree of accountability required in performing the job

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Responsibility

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A distinct physical place of business rather than an entire business or enterprise consisting of several places of business

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Establishment

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What are the five categories of employee benefits?

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  1. Government-mandated programs
  2. Employee welfare plans
  3. Long-term Capital accumulation plans
  4. Time-off programs
  5. Employee services
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What are the four components of international compensation?

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  1. Base salary
  2. Foreign service premiums
  3. Allowances
  4. Benefits
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The amount of cash compensation that will be provided to an individual each pay period

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Base salary

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Monetary payments above and beyond base salary that companies offer in order to encourage employees to accept expatriate assignments

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Foreign service premiums

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Additional money given to expatriates for housing expenses, educational expenses, relocation expenses, spouse assistance, etc.

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Allowances

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Indirect forms of compensation that are intended to maintain or improve quality of life for employees

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Reward will motivate employees to improve their job performance, when all three conditions are simultaneously satisfied

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Expectancy/Instrumentality theory

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Employees must believe that the amount of the reward is large enough to be valued

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Employees must believe that there is a strong link between their job performance and their rewards
High instrumentality
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Employees must believe that there is a strong link between their effort and their job performance
High expectancy
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Distribution of pay based on an appraisal of a worker's performance
Merit pay
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Based on units produced or countable results, and as such, provides the closest connection between individual effort or performance and individual pay
Incentive pay
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Workers are paid per unit of production
Piece rate
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What are three types of gain sharing?
Scanlon plan, rucker plan, improshare
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The most common gain-sharing plan, measures the relationship between the sales value of production and the labor costs
Scanlon Plan
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Exists when people receive those things they believe they deserve to receive based upon their contributions
Justice
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Individual perception to fairness in an organization; concerned with the way to which employees determine if they have been treated fairly in their jobs
Organizational justice
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Deals with perceptions of equity in the allocation of rewards or penalties given by the organization
Distributive justice
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The perception of fair rules, laws, or policies that are used to allocate valued rewards and punishments
Procedural justice
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The perception of fairness toward the authority figure who enacted the procedure
Interpersonal/interaction justice
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Formalized programs sponsored by organizations and designed to ensure honest, fair, and responsible actions on the part of the employees
Ethics Programs
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The first stage in which the individual begins to form expectations as to how they will be treated by the organization
Organizational entry
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The process by which an individual comes to appreciate the values, abilities, expected behaviors, and social knowledge essential for assuming an organizational role and for participating as an organization member
Socialization
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The organizationally sponsored, formalized activities associated with an employee's socialization into the organization
Orientation
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A private institution has the right to terminate its employees, with or without just cause, in the absence of a contract
Employment-at-will doctrine
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An employer cannot terminate an employee for engaging in activities that are deemed to be beneficial to the public welfare
Public policy
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Some state courts recognize "implied-in-fact" contracts and infer a contractual obligation prohibiting employers from firing an at-will employees
Implied contracts
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The weakest of the "at-will" exceptions include the intentional infliction of emotional distress and defamation
Tort theories
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Right to return to a job and receive benefits while on duty
Uniformed services employement and reemployment rights act (USERRA)
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Requires organizations to give affected employees 60 days' written notice when a plant will close or when mass layoffs are expected
Worker adjustment and retraining notification act (WARN)
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Designed to improve employee performance or change employee behavior, must be progressive, employees must be made aware of the company's disciplinary policies
Discipline
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a formal, written complaint about the way in which the employment relationship is being carried out
Grievances
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The dissolution of the employment relationship
Organizational exit
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Dissolution of the employment relationship that is originated by the organization
Termination
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Employees voluntary leave their position within the organization
Resignation
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Action of eliminating redundant skills in the organization
Downsizing & Layoffs
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An exit from an organization position or career path of considerable duration taken by individuals after middle age
Retirement