WorksheetsDEFINING COMPETITIVENESS AND PAY PERFORMANCE
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
It is the additional output related with the employment of one human resource unit with the other production factors held constant.
Marginal revenue of labor
Marginal product of labor
Labor Demand
It is the additional revenue generated when the firm employs one additional unit of human resources with other production factors is constant.
Marginal revenue of labor
Marginal product of labor
Labor Demand
Workers compete through qualifications for job with established wages.
Reservation Wage Theory
Human Capital Theory
Job Competition Theory
The value of an individual skills and abilities is a function of the time and expense required to acquire them.
Reservation Wage Theory
Human Capital Theory
Job Competition Theory
Job seekers won't accept jobs whose pay is below a certain wage, no matter how attractive other job aspects.
Reservation Wage Theory
Human Capital Theory
Job Competition Theory
Above Market wages will improve efficiency by attracting workers who will perform better and be less willing to leave.
Compensating Differentials Theory
Efficiency Wage Theory
Signaling Theory
Work with negative characteristics requires higher pay to attract workers.
Compensating Differentials Theory
Efficiency Wage Theory
Signaling Theory
Pay policies signal the kinds of behavior the employer seeks.
Compensating Differentials Theory
Efficiency Wage Theory
Signaling Theory
A non-financial incentive that give opportunities for skill enhancement through training and career advancement, focusing on the long-term growth and development of employees.
Recognition and awards
Work-life Balance
Professional Development
A non-financial incentive that practices such as flexible work hours, telecommuting options, and additional vacation days, aiming to support employees' well-being and maintain a healthy work-life balance.
Recognition and awards
Work-life Balance
Professional Development
A non-financial incentive that focuses on acknowledgments like Employee of the Month, certificates, and public praise, providing non-monetary recognition for outstanding individual efforts.
Recognition and awards
Work-life Balance
Professional Development
It refers to the hierarchy of wage levels paid by employer typically varying according to job title, salary or length of service.
Pay Forms
Pay Levels
Degree of Competition
It refers to refer to the various types of payments by the employer that make compensation, which are acceptable to the employee. Pay Level and Mix focus attention on two objectives.
Pay Forms
Pay Levels
Degree of Competition
It is one of the key components in today's organization where everyone else wanted to expand their operations globally.
Labor Market
Competitive Advantage
Product Market Competition
