5018 Unit 6 Flashcards

1
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Sub-discipline of ABA which is the application of the science of behavior guided by a single theory of human behavior and historically emphasized identification and modification of the environmental variables that affect directly observable or variable employee performance

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Organizational Behavior Management

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Subdivisions of OBM

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Performance Management
Behavior Based Safety
Behavioral Systems Analysis
Pay for Performance Based Pay

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Involves analyzing individual or small groups of employees and modifying the environment to improve performance; most straightforward application of ABA setting

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Performance Management

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4
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Typical interventions in performance management

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Antecedent
Training
Consequences
Process

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5
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Equitably aligns the contingencies in an origination so that the better the employees and company do, the more money they make

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Pay for Performance

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6
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A system with input, an entity that changes its behavior in response to conditions outside its boundaries

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Open System

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Orienting employees to financial data before sharing and linking employee work to financial results

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Open Book Management

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8
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7 Sin of Wages

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Fix Cost Pay
Pay for Time
Corporate Socialism
Performance-Based Promotions
Management by Perception
Management by Exception
Entitlement Thinking
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9
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Fix Cost Pay

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Every year employees are entitled to a raise

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Pay for Time

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When you pay for time, jobs will fill the time

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Corporate Socialism

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Conventional pay rewards underperforms and punishes top performers

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12
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Performance-Based Promotions

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If management can not reward top performers by increasing pay, the only way to increase pay is through promotions

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Management by Perception

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Use of subjective measures to evaluate employees

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Management by Exception

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Employees are noticed typically because there are performance problems; punishes bad behavior and ignores good behavior

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15
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Entitlement Thinking

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The company owes me money

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16
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Familiar, low effort, employees tend to prefer

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Merit Increase

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17
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Management discretion, variable expense, becomes an expectation

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Annual Bonus

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18
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Management control, variable expense, tax benefit

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Stock Options

19
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Based upon year-end profit, easy to administer

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Profit Sharing

20
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Pays from expense reduction, may promote cooperation, impacts performance relative to group size

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Gain Sharing

21
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Generates high production, equitable, no limits to earning

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Piece Rate

22
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Generates high production, equitable, no limits on earning potential; encourage discounting, selective selling, poor service, credit risks, discourages cooperation

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Sales Commissions

23
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Setting goals and paying money when goals are met

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Goal Sharing

24
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A fixed percentage of each employee’s base pay is assigned an incentive opportunity

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Goal Sharing Budget

25
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Expenses that employees control

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Expense Control

26
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A ratio of employee output to labor hours

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Productivity

27
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Payables, collections and inventory

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Cash Flow

28
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PIPP

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Profit Indexed Performance Pay

29
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PIPP Components

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Basis %
Monthly Compensation
Performance Index Score
Company Multiplier

30
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PIPP Formula

Incentive Pay

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Salary x Basis % x Scorecard PI x Company Multiplier

31
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PIPP Formula

Incentive Pay

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Salary x Basis % x Scorecard PI x Company Multiplier

32
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Exposure Formula

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Wages x Basis %

Example: $300,000 X 4%= $12,000

33
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Multiplier Scale

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Exposure/ Profit % shared with employees
Example: $12,000/ 0.50 = $24,000
$24,000 + Threshold= 1

34
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Creation of objective measurement and PM practices are instituted here

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Level I Results Focus

35
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Employees give up part of base pay to receive greater opportunity to earn based upon performance

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Level II Stakeholder Pay

36
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Implement hiring freeze

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Level III Job Enrichment

37
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All managers practice PM and manager hiring freeze is implemented

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Level IV Self-Managing Employees

38
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Base Pay Options

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Raise reinstated below market value
Permanent freeze
Reduction in base pay

39
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Use only when scorecard is reliable; each 1% given up will be offset by 3% above salary incentive opportunity

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Voluntary Pay Reduction

40
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Job enrichment opportunities

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Cross utilization
Job enlargement
Job enrichment
Flexible scheduling
Work prospecting
41
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Train employees to complete other jobs within the company

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Cross Utilization

42
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Increase job functions of a specific position

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Job Enlargement

43
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Increase authority of a specific position

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Job Enrichment

44
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As productivity increases, allow employees to work fewer hours

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Flexible Scheduling