Multiple Choice
Establishing pay rates involves three stages, which are
A) job evaluation, conducting salary surveys, and combining job evaluation and salary survey results.
B) consulting with industry, determining salaries for executive positions, and deciding on a benefits plan.
C) pricing of benchmark jobs, collecting data on insurance benefits, and evaluating benefits packages.
D) collecting data on insurance benefits, creating a salary survey, and hiring external consultants.
E) collecting data used to price every job in the organization, working with a compensation consultant, and working with a benefits specialist.
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