9 - Rewards Management Flashcards

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employer concerns

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corporate reputation
competitiveness
motivate staff
driving change
control
costs/affordability
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employee concerns

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purchasing power (desired standard of living)
fairness/equity
reward composition
rights

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perspectives of reward strategy

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cost (sustainable cost)
market (how competitive rewards should be)
employer (company’s needs for talents)
employee (values)

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tangible rewards

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benefits = create value
(fringe benefits: health insurance, car, phone…)

variable salary = recognize performance
(bonus, incentives, commissions…)

base salary = pays for skills + responsibilities

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key concepts of reward strategy

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internal equity: fair distribution increases satisfaction + motivation
- regression line (dispersion of compensation)

external competitiveness: how well a company compensates compared to its competitors
- external competitiveness analysis: show position in market

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goals of reward management

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attract + retain employees

motivate employees to high performance levels + organizational results

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to attract + retain employees

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influence of external environment (salaries, laws, unions, competition, economic conditions…)

organization’s objectives + context (needs, economic situation, resources + objectives)

appreciation criteria of jobs + people (ranking jobs to determine rewards rationally)

attractive reward composition

attractive individual benefits (attractiveness, multiplicity + selectivity)

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8
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job evaluation methods

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job ranking (most simple)

  • considers job as whole
  • compares w/ other job

job classification

  • considers job as whole
  • compares jobs w/in scale

factor comparison

  • considers elements of job
  • compares w/ other job

point rating (most used)

  • considers elements of job
  • compares jobs w/in scale
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factors in factor comparison (Eugene Benge)

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skill requirements
mental requirements
physical requirements
responsibilities
working conditions
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10
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to motivate + commit employees…

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manage fixed + variable elements of pay according to motivational effects

manage incentive programs based on:

  • performance
  • skills acquisition
  • results
  • profit
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rewards

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set of tangible + intangible assets earned by employees in return for performance + contribution to the company

reward management should:

  • be aligned w/ business strategy
  • respond to both employee + employer concerns
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fixed vs variable elements of pay

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fixed: salary, additional, fringe benefits + contractual premia
variable: overtime payment, occasional premia, incentives + bonus

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