Deck 9: Base Compensation

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One goal of a strategic compensation system is to attract and retain qualified employees.
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How organizations choose to compensate employees can make those organizations more or less attractive as employers,motivate different employee behaviors,and affect financial outcomes.
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Compensation is not considered a strategic tool.
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There is one main type of compensation.
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Employees and their employers have an exchange relationship in which employees apply their time and talents to create value for the organization in exchange for tangible and intangible rewards that employees value.
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Incentive pay is a popular form of indirect compensation.
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Direct financial compensation is influenced by the organization,the job,the specific employee,and external factors.
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A strategic perspective on compensation focuses on tailoring a firm's compensation system to reinforce the firm's business strategy.
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To maximize your own compensation,carefully choose your industry as well as your career.
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Pay followers pay their frontline employees as high a wage as possible.
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In large companies,severance pay is given to all employees upon termination of their employment.
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Employees exchange their labor for both financial and nonfinancial rewards.
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Base pay reflects the size and scope of an employee's responsibilities.
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A cost-of-living allowance is a clause in union contracts that allows the company to argue against an increase in wages.
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Diversified firms are more likely to link employee pay with business unit performance,whereas less diversified firms are more likely to link employee pay with corporate performance.
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The resource dependence theory proposes that organizational decisions are influenced by both internal and external agents who control critical resources.
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Total rewards include everything an employee perceives to be of value that results from the employment relationship but excludes the physical work environment,organizational culture,professional development,recognition,and work/life balance.
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Seniority and merit are two of the largest influences on wage differentials among people holding the same job in an organization.
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There are numerous laws requiring severance pay.
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The labor market is all of the potential employees located within a geographic area from which the organization might be able to hire.
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Market pricing identifies the economic worth of a job on the open labor market based on what is needed to attract and retain qualified individuals.
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__________ include(s) all the tangible and financially valued rewards that are not included in direct compensation,including free meals,vacation time,and health insurance.

A) Direct financial compensation
B) Benefits
C) Incentive pay
D) Indirect financial compensation
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There is no legal requirement to provide __________.

A) financial compensation
B) base pay
C) severance pay
D) total rewards
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_________ bases some or all of an employee's compensation on employee,team,or organizational performance.

A) Variable pay
B) Fixed pay
C) A pay mix
D) A pay structure
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__________ typically reflects the size and scope of an employee's responsibilities.

A) Incentive pay
B) Base pay
C) Severance pay
D) Benefits
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__________ is a popular form of indirect compensation.

A) Direct financial compensation
B) Benefits
C) Incentive pay
D) Indirect financial compensation
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In applying the point factor method,benchmark jobs are selected based on their having equitable pay and representing a wide range of the compensable factors.
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The Position Analysis Questionnaire is a structured job evaluation questionnaire that is statistically analyzed to calculate pay rates based on how the labor market is valuing worker characteristics.
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Development opportunities can be considered a type of __________.

A) direct financial compensation
B) nonfinancial compensation
C) incentive pay
D) indirect financial compensation
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Julie has just been laid off from her job,and her company has agreed to pay her $15,000 for each year she was with the company.This is an example of __________.

A) incentive pay
B) base pay
C) severance pay
D) total rewards
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Indirect financial compensation is also referred to as __________.

A) direct financial compensation
B) benefits
C) incentive pay
D) indirect financial compensation
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The Hay Group Guide Chart-Profile Method is a point-factor system used to produce both a profile and a point score for each position.
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__________ refers to everything an employee perceives to be of value that results from the employment relationship.

A) Incentive pay
B) Base pay
C) Severance pay
D) Total rewards
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Any characteristic used to provide a basis for judging a job's value is called a compensation factor.
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__________ is typically reviewed annually in light of an individual's performance and experience,competitive trends,and the geographic location of the job.

A) Incentive pay
B) Base pay
C) Severance pay
D) Total rewards
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__________ is compensation received in the form of salary,wages,commissions,stock options,or bonuses.

A) Direct financial compensation
B) Benefits
C) Incentive pay
D) Indirect financial compensation
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The amount of __________ a departing employee receives is typically based on their length of eligible employment with the company.

A) incentive pay
B) base pay
C) severance pay
D) total rewards
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__________ includes casual dress codes and flexible work hours.

A) Direct financial compensation
B) Nonfinancial compensation
C) Incentive pay
D) Indirect financial compensation
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__________ is/are the largest element of base compensation.

A) Direct financial compensation
B) Benefits
C) Incentive pay
D) Indirect financial compensation
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__________ pays employees a set amount regardless of performance.

A) Variable pay
B) Fixed pay
C) A pay mix
D) A pay structure
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__________ financial compensation is influenced by the organization,the job,the specific employee,and external factors.

A) Variable
B) Indirect
C) Direct
D) Fixed
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__________ is the relative emphasis given to different compensation components.

A) Variable pay
B) Fixed pay
C) Pay mix
D) Pay structure
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Companies with an innovation or customer service strategy use the pay __________ strategy to attract and retain higher quality employees who are critical to their success.

A) leader
B) challenger
C) follower
D) structure
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__________ differentials are differences in pay between various workers,groups of workers,or workers within a career field.

A) Wage
B) Labor
C) Market
D) Legal
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__________ reinforces the competitive advantage of cost efficiency because the pay system helps to control labor costs.

A) Variable pay
B) Fixed pay
C) A pay mix
D) A pay structure
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Different industries and different organizations within an industry are able to pay differently based on their __________ and resources.

A) competition
B) profitability
C) position
D) compensation
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According to the __________ theory,an organization must acquire resources to survive,and it interacts with other actors who control such resources.

A) resource dependence
B) resource independence
C) critical resource
D) critical dependency
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A pay __________ is an organization with a compensation policy of giving employees greater rewards than their competitors do.

A) leader
B) challenger
C) follower
D) structure
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Seniority and merit are two of the largest influences on __________ among people holding the same job in an organization.

A) wage differentials
B) labor markets
C) labor unions
D) labor laws
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__________ often pay below the market average wage rate due to an inability to pay more or a belief that their employees are easily replaceable.

A) Pay leaders
B) Pay challengers
C) Pay followers
D) Pay structures
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__________ is the array of pay rates for different work or skills within a single organization

A) Variable pay
B) Fixed pay
C) Pay mix
D) Pay structure
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To maximize motivation,__________ is usually based on performance over which the employee has some degree of control.

A) variable pay
B) fixed pay
C) a pay mix
D) a pay structure
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__________ influence compensation through the process of collective bargaining.

A) Wage differentials
B) Labor markets
C) Labor unions
D) Labor laws
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The __________ theory proposes that organizational decisions are influenced by both internal and external agents who control critical resources.

A) resource dependence
B) resource independence
C) critical resource
D) critical dependence
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__________can be designed to price jobs at the prevailing market rate or to preserve internal pay equity by compensating each job consistently with the positions above and below it in the company hierarchy.

A) Variable pay
B) Fixed pay
C) The pay mix
D) The pay structure
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A pay __________ pays their frontline employees as little as possible.

A) leader
B) challenger
C) follower
D) structure
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The __________ during the time of an employee's hire can result in differing pay for employees in the same job.

A) wage differential
B) labor market
C) labor union effect
D) labor laws
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__________ expand as positions are located higher in the organization.

A) Wage differentials
B) Labor markets
C) Labor union effects
D) Labor laws
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A __________ consists all of the potential employees located within a geographic area from which the organization might be able to hire.

A) wage differential
B) labor market
C) labor union
D) labor laws
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__________ often experience high turnover and lower employee performance.

A) Pay leaders
B) Pay challengers
C) Pay followers
D) Pay structures
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__________ systems are appropriate when the job doesn't allow for a significant performance difference across employees,and when the employee is paid for time on the job or for simply completing the job as directed.

A) Job pricing
B) Single pay rate
C) Pay grade
D) Broadbanding
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Many organizations,including the military,base their compensation plans on ________.

A) job pricing
B) single pay rate
C) pay grades
D) broadbanding
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A __________ is the range of possible pay for a group of jobs.

A) job price
B) single pay rate
C) pay grade
D) broadband
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A _________ is derived from factors including education,tasks performed,and required skills and abilities.

A) job price
B) single pay rate
C) pay grade
D) broadband
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A __________ must be clearly and carefully established,and the levels of each factor must mean the same to all pay rates

A) ranking method
B) job classification
C) point factor method
D) compensable factor
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The __________ of job evaluation uses a set of compensable factors to determine the value of each job.

A) ranking method
B) job classification criteria
C) point factor method
D) compensable factor
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A __________does not address employees,their performance,or their pay-only the relative size and value of a job compared to other jobs in the organization.

A) benchmark job
B) job evaluation
C) benchmark evaluation
D) compensation evaluation
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A __________ is any characteristic used to provide a basis for judging a job's value.

A) ranking
B) job classification
C) point factor
D) compensable factor
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A __________ may have slightly different job titles across organizations but has enough consistency that it can be used as a basis for comparison.

A) benchmark job
B) job evaluation tier
C) benchmark evaluation
D) compensation evaluation
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The __________ of job evaluation subjectively compares jobs to each other based on their overall worth to the organization.

A) ranking method
B) job classification
C) point factor method
D) compensable factor
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__________ are jobs that tend to exist across departments and across diverse organizations,allowing them to be used as a basis for compensation comparisons.

A) Benchmark jobs
B) Job evaluations services
C) Evaluations jobs
D) Compensation jobs
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__________ is the generation of salary structures and pay levels for each job based on the job evaluation data

A) Job pricing
B) Single pay rate status
C) Pay grade reckoning
D) Broadbanding
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__________ of job evaluation subjectively classifies jobs into an existing hierarchy of grades or categories.

A) The ranking method
B) Job classification
C) The point factor method
D) The compensable factor
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A __________ is a systematic process that uses expert judgment to assess differences in value between jobs.

A) benchmark job tier
B) job evaluation
C) benchmark evaluation
D) compensation evaluation
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A __________ clarifies compensation by communicating what an employee's base compensation will be based on,and how long they hold the job.

A) job price
B) single pay rate
C) pay grade
D) broadband
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__________ pricing is particularly important when an organization believes that it must pay competitively in the open market to attract sufficient numbers of appropriately qualified talent.

A) Arcade
B) Compensation
C) Market
D) Organizational
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Under a __________ system a single market-determined rate is paid for the job.

A) job pricing
B) single pay rate
C) pay grade
D) broadbanding
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__________ is the use of very wide pay grades to increase pay flexibility.

A) Job pricing
B) Single pay rate tiers
C) Pay grade reckoning
D) Broadbanding
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If a nonunionized company wants to be competitive in the __________,it often must at least match the terms of the local union contract.

A) wage differential criteria
B) labor market
C) labor union category
D) labor environment
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__________ pricing uses external sources of information about how others are compensating certain positions to assign value to similar jobs.

A) Arcade
B) Compensation
C) Market
D) Organizational
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One goal of a strategic compensation system is to attract and retain qualified employees.
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How organizations choose to compensate employees can make those organizations more or less attractive as employers,motivate different employee behaviors,and affect financial outcomes.
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Compensation is not considered a strategic tool.
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There is one main type of compensation.
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Employees and their employers have an exchange relationship in which employees apply their time and talents to create value for the organization in exchange for tangible and intangible rewards that employees value.
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Incentive pay is a popular form of indirect compensation.
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Direct financial compensation is influenced by the organization,the job,the specific employee,and external factors.
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A strategic perspective on compensation focuses on tailoring a firm's compensation system to reinforce the firm's business strategy.
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To maximize your own compensation,carefully choose your industry as well as your career.
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10
Pay followers pay their frontline employees as high a wage as possible.
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In large companies,severance pay is given to all employees upon termination of their employment.
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12
Employees exchange their labor for both financial and nonfinancial rewards.
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Base pay reflects the size and scope of an employee's responsibilities.
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A cost-of-living allowance is a clause in union contracts that allows the company to argue against an increase in wages.
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Diversified firms are more likely to link employee pay with business unit performance,whereas less diversified firms are more likely to link employee pay with corporate performance.
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The resource dependence theory proposes that organizational decisions are influenced by both internal and external agents who control critical resources.
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Total rewards include everything an employee perceives to be of value that results from the employment relationship but excludes the physical work environment,organizational culture,professional development,recognition,and work/life balance.
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Seniority and merit are two of the largest influences on wage differentials among people holding the same job in an organization.
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There are numerous laws requiring severance pay.
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The labor market is all of the potential employees located within a geographic area from which the organization might be able to hire.
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Market pricing identifies the economic worth of a job on the open labor market based on what is needed to attract and retain qualified individuals.
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__________ include(s) all the tangible and financially valued rewards that are not included in direct compensation,including free meals,vacation time,and health insurance.

A) Direct financial compensation
B) Benefits
C) Incentive pay
D) Indirect financial compensation
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There is no legal requirement to provide __________.

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D) total rewards
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_________ bases some or all of an employee's compensation on employee,team,or organizational performance.

A) Variable pay
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C) A pay mix
D) A pay structure
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__________ typically reflects the size and scope of an employee's responsibilities.

A) Incentive pay
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C) Severance pay
D) Benefits
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__________ is a popular form of indirect compensation.

A) Direct financial compensation
B) Benefits
C) Incentive pay
D) Indirect financial compensation
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In applying the point factor method,benchmark jobs are selected based on their having equitable pay and representing a wide range of the compensable factors.
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The Position Analysis Questionnaire is a structured job evaluation questionnaire that is statistically analyzed to calculate pay rates based on how the labor market is valuing worker characteristics.
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Development opportunities can be considered a type of __________.

A) direct financial compensation
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C) incentive pay
D) indirect financial compensation
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Julie has just been laid off from her job,and her company has agreed to pay her $15,000 for each year she was with the company.This is an example of __________.

A) incentive pay
B) base pay
C) severance pay
D) total rewards
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Indirect financial compensation is also referred to as __________.

A) direct financial compensation
B) benefits
C) incentive pay
D) indirect financial compensation
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The Hay Group Guide Chart-Profile Method is a point-factor system used to produce both a profile and a point score for each position.
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__________ refers to everything an employee perceives to be of value that results from the employment relationship.

A) Incentive pay
B) Base pay
C) Severance pay
D) Total rewards
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Any characteristic used to provide a basis for judging a job's value is called a compensation factor.
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__________ is typically reviewed annually in light of an individual's performance and experience,competitive trends,and the geographic location of the job.

A) Incentive pay
B) Base pay
C) Severance pay
D) Total rewards
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__________ is compensation received in the form of salary,wages,commissions,stock options,or bonuses.

A) Direct financial compensation
B) Benefits
C) Incentive pay
D) Indirect financial compensation
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The amount of __________ a departing employee receives is typically based on their length of eligible employment with the company.

A) incentive pay
B) base pay
C) severance pay
D) total rewards
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__________ includes casual dress codes and flexible work hours.

A) Direct financial compensation
B) Nonfinancial compensation
C) Incentive pay
D) Indirect financial compensation
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__________ is/are the largest element of base compensation.

A) Direct financial compensation
B) Benefits
C) Incentive pay
D) Indirect financial compensation
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__________ pays employees a set amount regardless of performance.

A) Variable pay
B) Fixed pay
C) A pay mix
D) A pay structure
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__________ financial compensation is influenced by the organization,the job,the specific employee,and external factors.

A) Variable
B) Indirect
C) Direct
D) Fixed
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__________ is the relative emphasis given to different compensation components.

A) Variable pay
B) Fixed pay
C) Pay mix
D) Pay structure
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43
Companies with an innovation or customer service strategy use the pay __________ strategy to attract and retain higher quality employees who are critical to their success.

A) leader
B) challenger
C) follower
D) structure
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44
__________ differentials are differences in pay between various workers,groups of workers,or workers within a career field.

A) Wage
B) Labor
C) Market
D) Legal
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45
__________ reinforces the competitive advantage of cost efficiency because the pay system helps to control labor costs.

A) Variable pay
B) Fixed pay
C) A pay mix
D) A pay structure
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46
Different industries and different organizations within an industry are able to pay differently based on their __________ and resources.

A) competition
B) profitability
C) position
D) compensation
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47
According to the __________ theory,an organization must acquire resources to survive,and it interacts with other actors who control such resources.

A) resource dependence
B) resource independence
C) critical resource
D) critical dependency
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48
A pay __________ is an organization with a compensation policy of giving employees greater rewards than their competitors do.

A) leader
B) challenger
C) follower
D) structure
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49
Seniority and merit are two of the largest influences on __________ among people holding the same job in an organization.

A) wage differentials
B) labor markets
C) labor unions
D) labor laws
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__________ often pay below the market average wage rate due to an inability to pay more or a belief that their employees are easily replaceable.

A) Pay leaders
B) Pay challengers
C) Pay followers
D) Pay structures
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51
__________ is the array of pay rates for different work or skills within a single organization

A) Variable pay
B) Fixed pay
C) Pay mix
D) Pay structure
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52
To maximize motivation,__________ is usually based on performance over which the employee has some degree of control.

A) variable pay
B) fixed pay
C) a pay mix
D) a pay structure
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53
__________ influence compensation through the process of collective bargaining.

A) Wage differentials
B) Labor markets
C) Labor unions
D) Labor laws
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54
The __________ theory proposes that organizational decisions are influenced by both internal and external agents who control critical resources.

A) resource dependence
B) resource independence
C) critical resource
D) critical dependence
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55
__________can be designed to price jobs at the prevailing market rate or to preserve internal pay equity by compensating each job consistently with the positions above and below it in the company hierarchy.

A) Variable pay
B) Fixed pay
C) The pay mix
D) The pay structure
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56
A pay __________ pays their frontline employees as little as possible.

A) leader
B) challenger
C) follower
D) structure
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57
The __________ during the time of an employee's hire can result in differing pay for employees in the same job.

A) wage differential
B) labor market
C) labor union effect
D) labor laws
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58
__________ expand as positions are located higher in the organization.

A) Wage differentials
B) Labor markets
C) Labor union effects
D) Labor laws
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A __________ consists all of the potential employees located within a geographic area from which the organization might be able to hire.

A) wage differential
B) labor market
C) labor union
D) labor laws
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__________ often experience high turnover and lower employee performance.

A) Pay leaders
B) Pay challengers
C) Pay followers
D) Pay structures
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61
__________ systems are appropriate when the job doesn't allow for a significant performance difference across employees,and when the employee is paid for time on the job or for simply completing the job as directed.

A) Job pricing
B) Single pay rate
C) Pay grade
D) Broadbanding
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62
Many organizations,including the military,base their compensation plans on ________.

A) job pricing
B) single pay rate
C) pay grades
D) broadbanding
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63
A __________ is the range of possible pay for a group of jobs.

A) job price
B) single pay rate
C) pay grade
D) broadband
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64
A _________ is derived from factors including education,tasks performed,and required skills and abilities.

A) job price
B) single pay rate
C) pay grade
D) broadband
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65
A __________ must be clearly and carefully established,and the levels of each factor must mean the same to all pay rates

A) ranking method
B) job classification
C) point factor method
D) compensable factor
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66
The __________ of job evaluation uses a set of compensable factors to determine the value of each job.

A) ranking method
B) job classification criteria
C) point factor method
D) compensable factor
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67
A __________does not address employees,their performance,or their pay-only the relative size and value of a job compared to other jobs in the organization.

A) benchmark job
B) job evaluation
C) benchmark evaluation
D) compensation evaluation
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68
A __________ is any characteristic used to provide a basis for judging a job's value.

A) ranking
B) job classification
C) point factor
D) compensable factor
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69
A __________ may have slightly different job titles across organizations but has enough consistency that it can be used as a basis for comparison.

A) benchmark job
B) job evaluation tier
C) benchmark evaluation
D) compensation evaluation
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70
The __________ of job evaluation subjectively compares jobs to each other based on their overall worth to the organization.

A) ranking method
B) job classification
C) point factor method
D) compensable factor
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71
__________ are jobs that tend to exist across departments and across diverse organizations,allowing them to be used as a basis for compensation comparisons.

A) Benchmark jobs
B) Job evaluations services
C) Evaluations jobs
D) Compensation jobs
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72
__________ is the generation of salary structures and pay levels for each job based on the job evaluation data

A) Job pricing
B) Single pay rate status
C) Pay grade reckoning
D) Broadbanding
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73
__________ of job evaluation subjectively classifies jobs into an existing hierarchy of grades or categories.

A) The ranking method
B) Job classification
C) The point factor method
D) The compensable factor
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74
A __________ is a systematic process that uses expert judgment to assess differences in value between jobs.

A) benchmark job tier
B) job evaluation
C) benchmark evaluation
D) compensation evaluation
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75
A __________ clarifies compensation by communicating what an employee's base compensation will be based on,and how long they hold the job.

A) job price
B) single pay rate
C) pay grade
D) broadband
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76
__________ pricing is particularly important when an organization believes that it must pay competitively in the open market to attract sufficient numbers of appropriately qualified talent.

A) Arcade
B) Compensation
C) Market
D) Organizational
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77
Under a __________ system a single market-determined rate is paid for the job.

A) job pricing
B) single pay rate
C) pay grade
D) broadbanding
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78
__________ is the use of very wide pay grades to increase pay flexibility.

A) Job pricing
B) Single pay rate tiers
C) Pay grade reckoning
D) Broadbanding
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79
If a nonunionized company wants to be competitive in the __________,it often must at least match the terms of the local union contract.

A) wage differential criteria
B) labor market
C) labor union category
D) labor environment
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80
__________ pricing uses external sources of information about how others are compensating certain positions to assign value to similar jobs.

A) Arcade
B) Compensation
C) Market
D) Organizational
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