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Pay structure

Relative pay of different jobs and how much they are paid

Job structure

Relative pay of jobs on an organization

Efficiency wage theory

Wage influences worker productivity

Rate ranges

Different employees in same job may have different rates

Key jobs

Benchmark jobs relatively stable and common in many organizations

Nonkey jobs

Unique cannot be compared

Job evaluation

Internal measure of job worth

Commendable factors

Characteristics of a job an organization pays for

Pay policy line

Mathematical expression that describes the relationship between pay and evaluation points

Pay grades

Jobs of similar worth grouped for admin purposes

Range spread

Differences between mom and max in pay grade

Compa ratio

An index of correspondence between actual and intended pay

Delayering

Reducing number of job levels

Comparable worth

Policy that remedies undervaluation of women’s jobs

Fair labor standards act

Minimum wage and overtime pay

Inventive effect

Effect a pay plan has on employee behavior

Expectancy theory

Theory that says motivation is a function of valence instrumentality and expectancy

Proncipal

Seeks to direct another persons behavior

Agent

Acts of behalf of principal

Sorting effect

Effect a pay plan has on composition of work force

Merit pay

Base pay is increased permanently traditional

Merit bonus

Merit pay in form of a bonus

Merit increase grid

Grid that combines an employees performance rating with their position in a pay range to determine size and frequency of pay increases

Profit sharing

Payment on a measure of company performance or profits

Stock options

Employees can buy company stock at a previously fixed price

Employee stock ownership plan

Tax and financial benefits when stock is granted to employees

Gain sharing

Group compensation based on plant or group performance

Marginal tax rate

Percentage of an additional dollar of earnings that goes to taxes

Consolidated omnibus budget reconciliation act

Employers must permit employees to extend health coverage at group rates for 36 months after layoff

Pension benefit guaranty corporation

Agency that garuntees employees a basic retirement benefit in event that company must reduce or terminate pension plans

Employee retirement income security act

Increased fiduciary responsibilities of pension plan trustees portability provisions vesting rights and PBGC

Cash balance plan

Employee sets up individual account for each employee and contributes percentage of salary

Summary plan description

Employers must deceive plans funding eligibility requirements and risks within 90 days

Family and medical leave act

Provide up to 12 weeks unpaid leave for childbirth/ serious family issues

Health maintenance organization

Health care plan that provides benefits on prepaid basis require use of HMO providers

Preferred provider organization

Group of health care providers who contract with employers insurance companies and so forth to provide care at a reduced fee

Financial accounting statement

Requires companies to fund benefits provided after retirement on actual basis rather then pay as you go. And enter future cost obligations on financial statements

Red circle vs green circle

Red- employees make too much compared to average


Green- employees make too little

COBRA

Extends health coverage after termination

% benefit categories

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