Benefits and Perquisites Flashcards

(36 cards)

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Tangible payments or services provided to broad groups of employees to cover issues such as retirement, private health coverage, sick pay/disability schemes, life insurance, and paid time off.

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Benefits

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These benefits are administered and provided directly by the government, usually paid for through taxes.

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Government-Provided

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These benefits are provided by employers because the law requires them to do so.

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Government-Mandated

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4
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Benefits provided voluntarily by the employer may not be totally discretionary; competitive practice or employee relations may put pressure on the employer.

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Voluntary or discretionary

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5
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These benefits are offered and adjusted compared to the external market.

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Market Practice

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Benefits are taxed differently in different countries.

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Tax treatment of benefits

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Provides needed relief from the physical and mental demands of work.

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Paid time off (PTO)

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Unmarried couples, of the same or opposite sex, who live together and seek economic and noneconomic benefits comparable to those granted to their married counterparts.

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Domestic partners

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Reflects the total costs of benefits divided by the total payroll costs for the organization.

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Benefits Costs as a Percentage of Total Payroll Costs

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Percentage that measures the health-care expense per employee for a given fiscal year. Total health-care expenses include employee- and company-paid premiums, stop-loss insurance, and administrative fees.

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Health-Care Expense per Employee

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Represents the expected increase/decrease in the organization’s health-care expense for a given fiscal year; a comparison of the current health-care expense per employee metric to previous years and projected.

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Annual Increase/Decrease in Health-Care Benefit Costs

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Employees discuss why they like (or do not like) their current job.

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Stay Interviews

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Describes all the activities associated with an employee’s tenure in an organization.

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Employee Life Cycle (ELC)

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Employee Life-Cycle Phases

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Recruitment > Integration > Development > Transition

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Any part of the selection process that provides an applicant with honest and complete information about a job and the work environment.

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Realistic Job Preview (RJP)

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16
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Ability to keep talented employees in the organization.

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Ratio of lost days to number of employees

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Comparison of budget to actual assignee costs

19
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Percentage of applicants who proceed to the next step of the selection process

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Applicant yield ratio

20
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Total costs of hiring divided by number hired

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Cost per hire

21
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Ratio of employment-related expenses to revenue minus nonemployment expenses

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Human capital return on investment

22
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Revenue minus nonemployment expenses divided by number of full-time employees

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Human capital value added

23
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Percentage of key talent retained

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Key talent retention

24
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Percentage of internal promotions

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Promotion pattern

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Proportion of selected applicants who are later judged to be successful on the job
Success ratio
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Economic benefit of enhanced performance minus costs of developing, producing, and delivering training
Training return on investment
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Number of percentage of employees moving across divisions to new jobs
Transfer
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Costs associated with separation, vacancy, replacement, and training
Turnover costs
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Proportion of exiting employees to all employees
Turnover rates
30
Costs of substitute labor (temp workers, contractors, outsourcing partners) minus wages and benefits not paid because vacant
Vacancy costs
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A health-care offering that has spread around the world. Intended to help identify and resolve employee concerns related to personal matters or work-related issues that, in some instances, can affect health or performance in the workplace.
Employee assistance programs (EAP)
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Intended to promote and support the health, safety and well-being of employees.
Wellness programs
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A benefit that refers to payments made to employees who are physically unable to perform their jobs because of illness or injury.
Disability insurance
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These occur when an employee resign or retires.
Voluntary Termination
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These occur typically when employers discharge particular employees for cause.
Involuntary Termatination
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Special incidental payments, benefits, or privileges given to individual employees, over and above their regular rewards.
Perquisites