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Compensation and personnel development (Pay (Determination (Base/Fixed…
Compensation and personnel development
Pay
Do people work primarily for pay?
Pay is...
Importance of procedural and distributive justice vs. absoulute amount
Determination
Base/Fixed
Job evaluation
Procedures
Weighing criteria
Describing tasks
Evaluating tasks by means of criteria="job value"
Characteristics of good evaluation system
Systematic, non-discriminating, and status quo independent
selection of criteria
Avoiding the confounding of criteria
Representative selection of core tasks
Reliable and valid assessment of criteria
Independent, well trained, representative evaluation committee
No corrections based on additional criteria not introduced at the start
Determining the pay rates corresponding to different job values
Selecting criteria
1) Knowledge and experience
2) Cognitive abilities
3) Leadership responsibility
4) Physical/emotional demands
5) Strenuous working conditions
Problems
Overestimation of intellectual and leadership requirements
Underestimation of physical, social and emotional requirements
Cultural deterination of job worth
Variable
Personnel development
Systematic furthering of personal aptitude
Education/training
Counselling/coaching
Management by objectives
Team development
Job design
Link to strategic HRMdemands
Analyze HRM Requirements
Personnel development intervention
Tailoring development to individual caracteristics
Define possible career paths
Types of career orientations
Mismatch of power motives and position
Results on performance
Employee’s wishes to occupy a low-power or high-power position
should be considered if appropriate
Identify individual career interests
Match career interests and career paths
Evaluation