Exam 9: Pay-For-Performance: the Evidence

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What are the behaviors that compensation ought to enforce?

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_____ involves identifying what is important to a person and offering it to them in exchange for some desired behavior.

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Gain sharing poses greater risk to individual employees than profit sharing.

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When employee performance is easily measured and the organization's performance is fairly stable over time,the most effective type of compensation is to offer _____.

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_____ theory argues that performance-based pay is best for complex jobs where monitoring employee performance is difficult.

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Desired employee behaviors are influenced by ________

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Both pay level and pay system characteristics affect applicants decisions to accept a job.

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When an organization's performance has frequent highs and lows and individual performance is fairly stable and performance measures are clear,the most effective compensation mix is to offer _____.

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Blue-collar workers feel pay increases should be based upon performance.

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The amount of fairness given to employees refers to _____.

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Briefly explain the concept of cafeteria-style or flexible compensation.

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When developing a flexible compensation system,which theory or theories would be most useful?

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_____ is an individual level form of performance pay.

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Available evidence indicates managers believe the most important factor for pay increases is _____.

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Lump-sum bonuses have less risk for workers than merit pay.

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The point of the behavior = f (M,A,E)model is that,though very important,compensation alone cannot change employee behavior.

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The text authors argue compensation has more influence on performance than selection or performance management.

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The key ingredient in _____ is careful cost analysis to make sure the dollar cost of the package an employee selects meets employer budgetary limits.

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For which motivation theory is it important for organizations to pay attention to the training and development needs of their employees?

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Maslow's theory suggests that performance-based pay can be de-motivating.

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