COMPENSATION - monetary payment given to an individual in exchange for their services.
COMPENSATION POLICY - set of general guidelines established by the top management of a company in paying and rewarding employees for the work they rendered
MANAGEMENT CONSIDERATION IN A COMPENSATION POLICY
Economic
compensation ability to
attract applicants
motivate employees
retain employees
compensation policy capacity to
* maintain coststructure that enables company to completeeffectively and efficiently in its markets
MANAGEMENT CONSIDERATION IN A COMPENSATION POLICY
2. Fairness/ equity
internal equity - fairness in pay among differentjobsw/inorg
external equity - fairness in pay relativetoothersholding the samejobsoutside org
individual equity - fairness in pay among coworkersholdingidenticaljobw/inorg
MANAGEMENT CONSIDERATION IN A COMPENSATION POLICY
3. Marketcompetitiveness - adoptemployeesalary based on market rates prevailing in the industry to provide compensation package that is attractive to current and potential employees
MANAGEMENT CONSIDERATION IN A COMPENSATION POLICY
4. Link with company performance - company that continually experiences high financial growth for many years is expected to increase the compensation of its employee
COMPONENTS OF A COMPENSATION SYSTEM
Direct Compensation - compensation based on the extent of workactuallyrendered by employee
Indirect Compensation - compensation either in compliancewith the law or optionalbenefits
COMPONENTS OF A COMPENSATION SYSTEM
Base pay (Salaries, wages)
incentives
bonus
comms
profit sharing arrangements
stock options
merit increase
MANAGEMENT CONSIDERATION IN A COMPENSATION POLICY
indirect
legally acquired benefits (sss, gsis, phil health, pag ibig)
optional benefits (med insurance, life insurance, retirement plan)