Direct Pay
Job-Related
Theories
Incentives & Exec Comp
Benefits
100

A major tool for making wage-level decisions

What is a compensation survey? p17

100

Systematic approach to determine the relative worth or value of each job

What is job evaluation? p 24
100

A theory of motivation based on a hiearchy that includes physiological, safety, social, esteem and self-actualization

What is Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs? p56

100

the right to buy a company's stock at a certain price over a period of time

What is a stock option? p88
100

unemployment, workers' compensation and Social Security

What are mandatory benefits? pp125-129

200

restricts employees from discussing their pay and limits the amount of information about pay that is made public

What is pay secrecy? p 6

200

ranks various jobs in a hierarchy of job worth and assigns monetary values to each job

What is the job-ranking method?

200

Built on the need for achievement and its influence on behavior; includes personal responsibility, moderate risk-taking, and desire for immediate feedback.

What is McClelland's Learned Needs Theory? p56

200

the most common pay-for-performance method

What is merit pay? p65

200

union activities, sabbaticals, caregiver leave, parental leave, jury duty, and bereavement leave

What are examples of pay for time not worked? pp147-148

300

wage-structure, wage-level and individual wage decision

What are the three wage decisions? p 13

300

Develops a wage structure by comparing job descriptions with a classification scheme that ranks the jobs in a hierarchy of job worth

What is the classification/grading method? p25

300

Identifies two types of needs; motivators are associated with the job content and contribute to motivation

What is Herzberg's Motivator-Hygiene Theory? p 57

300

signing, performance, project, referral, and retention

What are types of bonuses? p 68

300

defined benefit and defined contribution

What are types of qualified benefit plans? p130

400

blue-collar and non-supervisory white collar workers; professional employees;  supervisors and executives

What are the three labor markets?

400

A number that compares a person's pay rate with the midpoint of the pay range

What is the compa-ratio? p 37

400

Examines the effects of extrinsic rewards (money and recognition awards) on intrinsic satisfaction

What is Self-determination Theory? p57

400

straight, bonus, salary +, tiered and variable

What are sales commission options? p67

400

PPO, POS, HMO, fee for service

What are managed health care options? p155-157

500

external factors, organizational factors, job factors, individual factors

What are determinants of pay?  p 12

500

Jobs that are overpaid relative to the amount the wage curve indicates out to be paid for them

What are red-circle jobs? p 38

500

Motivation is determined by the outcomes people expect to occur as a result of their actions

What is Expectancy Theory? p58

500

physical exam, company car, first-class travel, income tax prep., financial counseling, estate planning, reserved parking

What are common executive perks? p93

500

cosmetic surgery, teeth whitening, hair transplant, childcare and nursing services for a health baby, funeral expenses, medicines and drugs from other countries

What are medical expenses not covered under health savings accounts? p162