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Compensation and Benefits Final Exams

Total questions: 78

Worksheet time: 1hrs 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the purpose of employee compensation?

a)

To provide non-monetary incentives

b)

To assess market competitiveness

c)

To reward employees for their work

d)

To determine job requirements

2.

What are the main elements of employee compensation?

a)

Fixed pay, variable pay, equity pay

b)

Salary, wage, bonus

c)

Health benefits, work-from-home, wellness program

d)

Life and accident coverage, housing projects, transportation

3.

What is the purpose of job evaluation?

a)

To compare jobs with each other to create a fair pay structure

b)

To determine employee performance

c)

To assess market competitiveness

d)

To develop employee development plans

4.

What are the advantages of skill-based pay?

a)

Aligns with organizational goals

b)

Increases workforce adaptability

c)

Fosters a culture of continuous improvement

d)

Encourages professional growth

5.

What is the main disadvantage of competency-based pay?

a)

Foster a culture of disjointed team

b)

Increases workforce adaptability

c)

Aligns with organizational goals

d)

Encourages professional growth

6.

What is the main advantage of traditional graded pay structures?

a)

Very supportive of internal equity

b)

Provides utmost flexibility

c)

Easy to administer and automate

d)

Based on objective market data

7.

What is the main advantage of broadbands pay structures?

a)

Provides utmost flexibility

b)

Very supportive of internal equity

c)

Easy to administer and automate

d)

Based on objective market data

8.

What is the main advantage of step structures?

a)

Easy to administer and automate

b)

Based on objective market data

c)

Provides utmost flexibility

d)

Very supportive of internal equity

9.

What is the main advantage of market-based pay structures?

a)

Very supportive of internal equity

b)

Provides flexibility and ability to maintain internal equity

c)

Based on objective market data

d)

Easy to administer and automate

10.

What is the main advantage of using pay grades and salary ranges?

a)

All of the above

b)

Attract top talent with competitive pay offerings

c)

Ensure equal compensation for all employees

d)

Aid in unbiased and clear communication about job performance

11.

Annual salary exempted from tax

a)

Php200,000

b)

Php250,000

c)

Php300,000

d)

Php350,000

12.

What are the de minimis benefits?

a)

Vacation leave of 12 days/year

b)

Rice subsidy of Php2,000/month

c)

Christmas gift of Php5,000/employee/year

d)

Actual medical assistance of Php20,000/year

13.

What is the Philhealth contribution rate implemented for Y2025?

a)

4%

b)

4.5%

c)

5%

d)

5.5%

14.

What are the Philippines statutory benefits?

a)

Meal time of 30 mins.

b)

Service Incentive Leave of 5 days/year

c)

13th month pay

d)

Weekly rest period of 2 days

15.

TIN means

(a)  

16.

The 3 mandatory government contributions required for all employees are: SSS, Pag-ibig and ...

(a)  

17.

What is the top reason why employee leave the company?

a)

Higher pay

b)

Better benefits

c)

Career advancement

d)

Flexible work from home option

18.

What are the top fringe benefits for in-office or onsite work?

a)

Free food

b)

Salary increase

c)

Employee discount

d)

Permanent work from home set-up

19.

Most important fringe benefits for remote work set-up

a)

Home-office stipend

b)

Free food

c)

Internet assistance

d)

Company retreat

20.

It is the mney received by an employee from an employer as a salary or wages for services rendered

(a)  

21.

It is the clean rate of compensation the employee receives in exchange for the services he or she provides for the employer

(a)  

22.

It is the part of employee compensation determined by the performance of the employee or triggered by reaching a certain milestone

(a)  

23.

it is the benefit packages that usually come with a job position

(a)  

24.

It involves the money paid to employees in the form of hourly wages, a weekly, monthly, or annual salary, as well as commissions and bonuses

(a)  

25.

Types of Compensation

a)

Commission

b)

Fund

c)

Basic salary

d)

Overtime

26.

It is the various types of non-wage compensation provided to employees in addition to their normal wages or salaries

(a)  

27.

Types of Benefits

a)

HMO

b)

Leave Benefits

c)

Life Insurance

d)

COLA

28.

What are the importance of compenstion and benefits?

a)

To attract talent

b)

To retain talent

c)

To increase productivity

d)

to get more customers

29.

A component of comensation and bnenefits wherein the employees are awarded shares of the company, often at discounted price

(a)  

30.

What the health checks mandated by Occupational, Health and Safety Act?

a)

Pre-employment medical examination

b)

Check up

c)

Laboratory test

d)

Annual medical examination

31.

It is the criteria used to evaluate a job and based on which salary/wages of the employee is computed

(a)  

32.

Examples of compensable factors

a)

Education

b)

Variable pay

c)

Health

d)

Experience

33.

What is/are the advantage/s of compensable factor?

a)

Eliminates ambiguity for the evaluation procedure

b)

Increases accountability of the firm

c)

Every factor has certain weightage in the selection process

d)

Parameters for deciding the pay might have created biases that can affect certain employees

34.

It is the reward-earning behavior is likely to be repeated – employee would do the same thing again for which he was acknowledged once

(a)  

35.

It is the employee should feel the fairness in what they are being paid is in line with what other players in the same industry are paying to their employees for the same kind of job

a)

Expectancy theory

b)

External equity

c)

Reinforcement theory

d)

Agency theory

36.

It is the employee is motivated to do a particular thing for which he is sure or is expected that performance will be followed by a definite reward or outcome

(a)  

37.

It contains widely publicized set of core principles, values and mutual expectations that are the foundations of employee pay

(a)  

38.

It Tells the organization how it will allocate employee pay based on its compensation philosophy

(a)  

39.

What are the compensation strategy components?

a)

Compensation level

b)

Affordability

c)

Health

d)

Benchmarking

40.

What are the keys to effective compensation strategy?

a)

Maintain legal compliance

b)

Strategic planning

c)

Budget allocation

d)

Benchmarking

41.

Organizational culture type focus on people, teamwork and cooperation

(a)  

42.

It is the organizational type focus on result, productivity and market position

a)

Collaborate clan

b)

Create adhocracy

c)

Control Hierarchy

d)

Compete market

43.

What are the key requirements to develop total rewards philosophy?

a)

Business strategy

b)

Strategic planning

c)

Management leadership

d)

Human strategy

44.

Large gap in salary (increase) between bottom performers and top performers

(a)  

45.

Higher salary reserved for those with exceptional performance

(a)  

46.

Pillars of Compensation System Policies

a)

Internal alignment

b)

Employee performance

c)

External competitiveness

d)

Business strategu

47.

It refers to the pay relationships among different jobs/skills/competencies within a single organization

(a)  

48.

It allows organizations to explore the variance in a market for salaries and how that might affect the talent available

(a)  

49.

How does external competitiveness affect an organization?

a)

Lower turnover rate

b)

Business planning

c)

Greater productivity

d)

Business profit

50.

It is how a member of staff fulfills the duties of their role, completes required tasks and behaves in the workplace

(a)  

51.

What is the objective of compensation and benefits management/administration?

a)

Equitable pay

b)

Business planning

c)

Happy customer

d)

Business profit

52.

It is the systematic business practice wherein the company plans, determines, and creates an effective compensation or salary structure & policies for its employees

(a)  

53.

What are the objectives of compensation strategy?

a)

Cost control

b)

Ensure equity

c)

Rewarding employee

d)

Happy customer

54.

How do we determine pay rates?

a)

Management philosophy

b)

Type of business

c)

Gender difference

d)

Company profitability

55.

It is the packaged set of policies, methods, and procedures that guides professionals and line managers in the implementation of compensation strategy

(a)  

56.

It is the systematic process of identifying and determining the responsibilities, requirements, and nature of a job in detail

(a)  

57.

Aspects of job analysis

a)

Requirements

b)

Environment

c)

Customers

d)

Duties and tasks

58.

The internal and external environment of the job

(a)  

59.

It is the internal document that specifies the requirements for a new position, including the required skills, role in the team, personality, and capabilities of a suitable candidate.



(a)  

60.

It is the process of placing one or more jobs into a cluster or family of similar positions

(a)  

61.

The process of determining the relative rank of different jobs in an organization

(a)  

62.

It is the process of creating a job that adds value to the company and is motivating to the employee

(a)  

63.

Importance of job analysis

a)

Create detailed and accurate job postings that attract the skills and competencies you need

b)

Create happy customers

c)

Come up with great business strategy

d)

Improve decision-making when recruiting and hiring new employees by easily tracking candidates with the required qualities and qualifications for the job

64.

These are the behaviors that represent either outstanding or unacceptable performance

(a)  

65.

What are the different job evaluation method?

a)

Ranking method/ pair comparison ranking

b)

Budget allocation

c)

Point-factor method

d)

Customer satisfaction

66.

It is based on an employee’s demonstrated mastery of a series of competencies that make them more valuable to the business

(a)  

67.

Why companies introduce skills-based pay

a)

Make customers happy

b)

Enhance employee satisfaction and retention

c)

Achieve more profit

d)

Improve competitiveness

68.

•pay structure in which an employee is paid for the skills, knowledge and market relevance he or she possesses

(a)  

69.

It represents a level of compensation for employees in a certain position

(a)  

70.

It is the span of numbers from low to high that represent the minimum and maximum wages employers can pay an employee

(a)  

71.

How to build pay grades and salary ranges for fair and competitive wage standards?

a)

Evaluate each position

b)

Create business plan

c)

Satisfy customers

d)

Collect compensation data

72.

It is the company programs that pay employees based on how they perform their job

(a)  

73.

Advantages of Pay-for-Performance

a)

Establishes company values

b)

Boost motivation and morale

c)

Satisfy customers

d)

Achieve profit-stability

74.

-  It is the type of employee compensation structure that uses certain rewards to motivate team members to work harder and achieve specific goals

(a)  

75.

It is an employee benefit plan that gives workers ownership interest in the company in the form of shares of stock.

(a)  

76.

Importnce of employee benefit

a)

Attract talent

b)

Improves employee retention

c)

Promotes a healthy workforce

d)

Achieve business goals

77.

Provide 7 essential benefits for employees of a manufacturing company and provide justification for each.

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78.

What is the percentile distribution (e.g. 10%-20%-30) that is ideal for a medium-scale business for their minimum to maximum salary range? Provide justification.

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