KEY FINDINGS · While most employees—and possibly some employers—think of employee compensation primarily in terms of “wages” or “salary,” many employees’ total compensation packages add up to a significantly larger figure. · Many employees don’t understand the actual costs of their total compensation packages. · Many employers do not adequately communicate to employees the cost of benefits they provide. · Different employees place different values on specific benefits. · Offering choice over the mix of compensation has some costs, but can benefit both firms and employees
Our chapter identifies key dimensions on which organizations make employee compensation decisions an...
Conventional wisdom suggests that salary, benefits, and other monetary factors are important aspects...
Compensation design may influence the extent to which managerial decision-makers take a long-term pe...
KEY FINDINGS · While most employees—and possibly some employers—think of employee compensation prima...
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Employer-provided benefits are a large and growing share of compensation costs. In this paper, I con...
[Excerpt] A strategic total rewards program can be used to attract, motivate, and retain employees a...
There is a tremendous disconnect between the cost of compensation to employers and the value employe...
The effect of compensation on employee performance, satisfaction and organizational commitment is ha...
The goal of every economic entity is to accomplish an optimal system of compensation management and ...
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[Excerpt] This paper examines when and to what extent an individual\u27s relative wage depends on hi...
Organizations are made up of people, and the success or failure of these organizations are dependent...
[Excerpt] This paper will evaluate the effectiveness of broad-based employee incentives, identifying...
Our chapter identifies key dimensions on which organizations make employee compensation decisions an...
Conventional wisdom suggests that salary, benefits, and other monetary factors are important aspects...
Compensation design may influence the extent to which managerial decision-makers take a long-term pe...
KEY FINDINGS · While most employees—and possibly some employers—think of employee compensation prima...
4 pp.Employee compensation is important to successful employee recruitment, retention, motivation, p...
[Excerpt] An organization has the potential to remain viable only so long as its members choose to p...
Employer-provided benefits are a large and growing share of compensation costs. In this paper, I con...
[Excerpt] A strategic total rewards program can be used to attract, motivate, and retain employees a...
There is a tremendous disconnect between the cost of compensation to employers and the value employe...
The effect of compensation on employee performance, satisfaction and organizational commitment is ha...
The goal of every economic entity is to accomplish an optimal system of compensation management and ...
Who chooses what type of pay? The costs and benefits of “flexible” and “cafeteria-style” benefit pla...
[Excerpt] This paper examines when and to what extent an individual\u27s relative wage depends on hi...
Organizations are made up of people, and the success or failure of these organizations are dependent...
[Excerpt] This paper will evaluate the effectiveness of broad-based employee incentives, identifying...
Our chapter identifies key dimensions on which organizations make employee compensation decisions an...
Conventional wisdom suggests that salary, benefits, and other monetary factors are important aspects...
Compensation design may influence the extent to which managerial decision-makers take a long-term pe...