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HR REVIEW CHAPTER 8,9

Total questions: 48

Worksheet time: 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Money and other valuable items (e.g., benefits, bonuses, privileges) exchanged to perform work. What is it called?

a)

Reward

b)

Compensation

c)

Salary

d)

Wage

2.

The total amount of money and other valuable items exchanged to perform a job. What is it?

a)

Compensation package

b)

Compensation program

c)

Compensation policy

d)

Compensation rate

3.

Financial and non-financial compensation is provided to an employee by another person. What type of reward is this?

a)

Intrinsic reward

b)

Extrinsic reward

c)

Bonus

d)

Tip

4.

What can spontaneous compensation be called?

a)

Intrinsic reward

b)

Extrinsic reward

c)

Bonus

d)

Tip

5.

The process of managing the external and internal reward systems of an organization. What is this process called?

a)

Compensation package

b)

Compensation policy

c)

Compensation program

d)

Compensation management

6.

The pay range for a new hotel front desk employee can be between $7.50 and $8.50 per hour to start. What can it be called?

a)

Minimum wage

b)

Maximum wage

c)

Salary range

d)

Bonus

7.

The current salary range for different types of jobs in a specific community or labor market. What is this?

a)

Industry salary rate

b)

Incentives

c)

Bonuses

d)

Local salary rate

8.

What is the minimum wage?

a)

The minimum amount of money that employees are protected by the FLSA or state law can be paid by their employers.

b)

Money is calculated weekly, monthly, or yearly rather than hourly.

c)

Money paid or received for work performed in a one-hour time period.

d)

Money paid or received for completing a certain amount (a piece) of work.

9.

The minimum salary necessary for a person to achieve a subjectively defined standard of living. What type of salary is this?

a)

Standard salary

b)

Minimum salary

c)

Living wage

d)

Maximum salary

10.

Definition of 'Salary'

a)

Money calculated on a weekly, monthly, or yearly basis rather than hourly.

b)

Money paid or received for work performed over a one-hour period.

c)

Money paid or received for completing a certain amount (a piece) of work.

d)

Financial reward paid to employees for achieving predetermined performance goals.

11.

Hourly wage is the amount of money paid or received for work performed in:

a)

One day

b)

One hour

c)

One task

d)

One month

12.

Money is paid or received for completing a certain amount of work. Salary is paid for:

a)

A week

b)

Part-time

c)

An hour

d)

Piecework

13.

A compensation system rewards employees for their achievements in their work rather than the time spent working.

a)

Salary bonuses

b)

Performance-based salary

c)

Position-based salary

d)

Responsibility-based salary

14.

Definition of 'Encouragement' in human resource management:

a)

A motivational plan provided to employees based on their work efforts.

b)

Financial rewards paid to employees for achieving predetermined performance goals.

c)

A cash gift given directly to someone for performing a service or task.

d)

Financial compensation provided to attract and retain employees or to comply with legal regulations.

15.

The financial reward paid to employees for achieving predetermined performance goals. What is it?

a)

Tip

b)

Incentive

c)

Award

d)

Bonus

16.

What type of tip is usually given directly to someone for performing a service or task?

a)

Money

b)

Compliment

c)

Respect

d)

Food

17.

What is tip-pooling?

a)

Name of a swimming pool

b)

A place where people can swim

c)

An agreement between employers and employees

d)

A money box

18.

According to the Tip-pooling agreement, what must employees do?

a)

Put all tip money into the Tip-pooling

b)

Share tip money with the employer at a 50:50 ratio

c)

Keep tip money for personal receipt

d)

Not allowed to receive tips from customers

19.

An amount added to a customer's bill in exchange for the service provided. What is this?

a)

Tax

b)

Payment fee

c)

Tip

d)

Service charge

20.

Indirect financial compensation is provided to attract and retain employees or to comply with legal regulations. What is this?

a)

Benefits

b)

Profit

c)

Revenue

d)

Refund

21.

According to FLSA, employees must be compensated at a salary not less than:

a)

$385 per week

b)

$455 per week

c)

$565 per week

d)

$645 per week

22.

What conditions allow employers to deduct pay on a daily basis from exempt employees:

a)

Absent for one or more full days for reasons other than illness or disability

b)

To offset amounts received for military duty, witness fees, or military pay

c)

Good faith penalties for violating essential safety regulations

d)

All of the above answers are correct

23.

The term salary does not include:

a)

All tip income

b)

Pay for time lost due to illness or accident

c)

Expense reimbursement

d)

Travel package

24.

What type of salary is usually paid to hotel room service staff?

a)

Hourly wage

b)

Commission-based pay

c)

Minimum wage

d)

Weekly salary

25.

What type of salary is usually paid to hotel room service staff?

a)

Hourly wage

b)

Commission-based salary

c)

Minimum wage

d)

Weekly salary

26.

Most employees, naturally, want their compensation package to be:

a)

As large as possible

b)

Minimum wage

c)

In accordance with labor laws

d)

Meet the standard of living

27.

Which of the following is a part of external rewards?

a)

Participating in job design

b)

Preferred office space or workstation

c)

Participating in decision making

d)

Greater job freedom

28.

Which item is a part of internal rewards?

a)

Bonus

b)

Profit sharing

c)

Paid leave

d)

Empowerment

29.

Which item is NOT a financial item in external rewards?

a)

Business card

b)

Salary

c)

Hourly wage

d)

Tip

30.

What type of reward is available for employees who have opportunities for personal development?

a)

Non-financial external rewards

b)

Financial external rewards

c)

Internal rewards

d)

None of the above

31.

The goal of any effective compensation management program:

a)

Effectively manage employees

b)

Attract, motivate, and retain talented employees

c)

Reduce turnover rates

d)

Care for employees' lives

32.

Not all employees perform the same job, and as a result, there are differences in employee salaries. That is why:

a)

All employees have the same salary

b)

Salary fluctuations

c)

Equal promotion opportunities

d)

High competition within the organization

33.

What can hotel managers find in salary surveys?

a)

The number of employees who have changed jobs

b)

They provide a way to establish salary ranges for different jobs

c)

They can tell you your salary compared to others

d)

Surveys can give you ideas for building a strong workforce

34.

Compare internal wage equity with ensuring external equity:

a)

Similarity

b)

Internal wage equity is more important

c)

Internal wage equity is less important

d)

No one is right

35.

Most seasonal workers in the hotel industry are paid:

a)

Hourly wage

b)

Weekly wage

c)

Monthly wage

d)

Piece rate

36.

For reception staff, they are satisfied with a higher salary during the working hours:

a)

7 A.M. to 3 P.M

b)

3 P.M to 11 P.M

c)

11 P.M. to 7 A.M

d)

No one is correct

37.

Why do most managers tend to avoid discussing salary and wages with their employees?

a)

Employees will have to justify some perceived wage inequalities

b)

No time to talk

c)

Managers often pay unfair wages

d)

The law does not allow it

38.

Many hotels and restaurants charge customers a mandatory service fee. Typically, what percentage of the customer's total bill is this?

a)

2%

b)

11.5%

c)

15%

d)

20%

39.

A system process through which managers help employees improve their ability to achieve goals. What is it?

a)

Performance management

b)

Evaluation management

c)

Recruitment management

d)

Sanitation management

40.

An objective and comprehensive assessment or ranking of employees. What is it?

a)

Recruitment

b)

Interview

c)

Test

d)

Evaluation

41.

What is the definition of "Absolute Standard"?

a)

Indirect financial compensation that must be provided to employees according to the law

b)

Measuring an employee's performance against an established standard

c)

An additional charge on a customer's bill in exchange for services rendered

d)

A motivational plan provided to employees based on their work efforts

42.

With relative standards, measuring the performance of one employee compared to another:

a)

Employee compensation

b)

Employee relativity

c)

Employee performance

d)

Employee responsibilities

43.

According to an evaluation system, BARS stands for:

a)

Bartenders

b)

Baristas

c)

Behaviorally Anchored Rating Scale

d)

Best Average Sales Ratio

44.

According to a type of evaluation system, BOS stands for:

a)

Best Operating System

b)

Behavioral Observation Scale

c)

Best Performance Standards

d)

Best Operating Service

45.

A rating system that uses peer opinions to evaluate an employee's performance. What is it?

a)

Product-based salary

b)

External rewards

c)

Compensation

d)

Peer evaluation

46.

Who can participate in the 360-degree evaluation system?

a)

Supervisor

b)

Colleagues

c)

Subordinates

d)

All of the above

47.

What is the "Halo" effect in an evaluation system?

a)

Effect of the sun

b)

Using a person's positive evaluation to influence others

c)

Using many people to train one person

d)

All answers are correct

48.

With the Pitchfork effect, the system tends to let the ___ evaluation of a personal characteristic influence the evaluations of others.

a)

Positive

b)

Negative

c)

Neutral

d)

Positive and negative