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Chapter 14Chapter 14Compensation Control & Compensation Control &
AdministrationAdministrationHarcourt, Inc. items and derived items copyright © 2001 by Harcourt, Inc.
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Compensation Compensation Decision Making Decision Making
Bergmann & ScarpelloBergmann & Scarpello4th edition4th edition
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Budget Controls: Budget Controls: Forecasting NeedForecasting Need
Top-DownForecasting
Bottom-upForecasting
Top-DownForecasting
Normally done by comptroller’s officeProjections of revenues & costs are
generated & financial revenues allocated based on careful analysis
of the past & review of expected activities for the coming year
Does not consider external changesDoes not consider external changessuch as job redesign or introductionsuch as job redesign or introduction
of technologies of technologies Does not factor in needs of specificDoes not factor in needs of specific
organizational units or diversity of skillsorganizational units or diversity of skillsHarcourt, Inc. items and deriveditems copyright © 2001 by Harcourt, Inc.
Top-DownForecasting
Normally done by comptroller’s officeProjections of revenues & costs are
generated & financial revenues allocated based on careful analysis
of the past & review of expected activities for the coming year
Does not consider external changesDoes not consider external changessuch as job redesign or introductionsuch as job redesign or introduction
of technologies of technologies Does not factor in needs of specificDoes not factor in needs of specific
organizational units or diversity of skillsorganizational units or diversity of skillsHarcourt, Inc. items and deriveditems copyright © 2001 by Harcourt, Inc.
Bottom-upForecasting
Supervisory pay adjustment recommendations are used to
obtain expected changes in wages and salaries for the next year
The summation of all supervisor recommendations is the
proposed pay adjustment budget
Pay adjustment budgets can be Pay adjustment budgets can be determined from the pool of money determined from the pool of money
allocated for the % level rise allocated for the % level rise Normally based on further analysis ofNormally based on further analysis of
•Current year’s spendingCurrent year’s spending•Best estimates for next year’s spendingBest estimates for next year’s spending
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Budget Controls: Analysis of Budget Controls: Analysis of Current Pay Plan’s ResultsCurrent Pay Plan’s Results
Focuses on examining the way money was used in the past year to project the amount that will be needed for the next year
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Pay Plan Design Processes & Pay Plan Design Processes & ProceduresProcedures
Analysis of Pay Level Policy-Practice Analysis of Pay Level Policy-Practice CongruenceCongruence
Analysis of People Movement within Analysis of People Movement within and across Pay Structuresand across Pay Structures
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Compa-ratioCompa-ratio is an index used – to examine whether managers
comply with the organization’s pay level policy
– to determine how the present pay ranges are being used
Analysis of Pay Level Policy-Practice Analysis of Pay Level Policy-Practice CongruenceCongruence
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Standard compa-ratio formula: Standard compa-ratio formula:
Analysis of Pay Level Policy-Practice Analysis of Pay Level Policy-Practice CongruenceCongruence
Compa-ratio =Average Rates Actually Paid
Midpoint of the Range
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Benefits of compa-ratio analyses
Analysis of Pay Level Policy-Practice Analysis of Pay Level Policy-Practice CongruenceCongruence
• Help control labor costs
• Assess range utilization
• Assess managers’ compliance with Equal Pay Act & other employment legislation
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Controls imbedded into pay techniques• Performance of task-oriented job analysis
(determine who does what, when, why, how, & under what conditions)
• Managerial approvals for implementing new jobs & their job descriptions
• Use of same compensable factors & weights when evaluating jobs that will be paid under the same pay structure
Analysis of People Movement within Analysis of People Movement within and across Pay Structuresand across Pay Structures
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Controls imbedded into pay techniques, cont.• Use of multiple pay surveys to identify the
going rate of pay, hours of work, & other pay treatments for employees on benchmark jobs
• Use of appropriately overlapping pay ranges• Use of same rules, criteria, or standards for
allocating pay raises & pay awards to individuals on given jobs
Analysis of People Movement within Analysis of People Movement within and across Pay Structuresand across Pay Structures
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Employee Positions Employee Positions across pay structuresacross pay structures
Analysis of People Movement within Analysis of People Movement within and across Pay Structuresand across Pay Structures
When jobs are linkedin a career progressionladder but are paid under different pay structures,between-job wage compression between-job wage compression can occur
Quality Control Technician
Sales RepresentativeLow salary $25,000
High salary $30,000
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Monitoring the Pay System-Monitoring the Pay System-Employee Behavior RelationshipEmployee Behavior Relationship
• Pay-turnover relationship– Exit interviews
– Turnover indices
• Pay-performance relationship
• Pay-organizational citizenship relationship
• Pay system-employee opinion relationship