A) Straight piecework plan
B) Skill-based pay system
C) Delayering
D) Quality-based pay system
E) Benchmarking
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A) A free-market economy assumes people will not take differences in pay into account when they choose a career.
B) Employees may conclude that pay rates are unfair.
C) The courts prohibit organizations from defending themselves against claims of discrimination by showing that they pay the going market rate.
D) Grouping jobs will result in rates of pay for individual jobs that do not precisely match the levels specified by the market and the organization's job structure.
E) Raising pay for some jobs places the employer at a disadvantage relative to employers that pay the market rate.
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A) It assumes people will take differences in pay into account when they choose a career.
B) It is one and a half times the employee's usual hourly rate.
C) It applies only to the hours worked beyond 40 in one week.
D) It places the employer at an economic disadvantage relative to employers that pay the living wage.
E) It tends to be lower than the earnings required for a full time worker to rise above the poverty level.
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A) Laws governing equal employment opportunity
B) Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) of minimum wage
C) Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) of overtime
D) Laws governing prevailing wages
E) Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) of child labor
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A) $480
B) $600
C) $500
D) $520
E) $250
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A) It makes organizations inflexible.
B) It reduces employee empowerment.
C) It does not guarantee that employees can use their new skills.
D) It reduces opportunities for promoting employees.
E) It does not contribute to job enrichment.
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A) Comparable-worth policy
B) Minimum wage policy
C) Average pay policy
D) Merit pay policy
E) Piecework rate policy
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A) The overtime rate is one and a half times the employee's hourly rate, excluding any bonuses or piece-rate payments.
B) Time worked includes hours spent on production or sales, but not on activities such as attending required classes, cleaning up the work site, and so on.
C) Overtime must be paid whether or not the employer specifically asked or expected the employee to work the extra hours.
D) Everyone is eligible for overtime pay.
E) Most workers paid on an hourly basis are exempt and therefore not subject to the laws governing overtime pay.
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A) pay rates
B) pay structure
C) pay differentials
D) pay grades
E) pay ranges
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A) Pay grade
B) Pay range
C) Pay differential
D) Compa-ratio
E) Compensation differential
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A) Benchmarking
B) Job evaluation
C) Regression analysis
D) Delayering
E) Pay structuring
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A) An unplanned approach will likely result in unfairness and dissatisfaction among the employees.
B) Most of the employees prefer planned pay because negotiation with the management takes time.
C) Independently negotiated pay will increase the workload and rivalry among the employees.
D) When the pay is planned by the organization, it creates more employment opportunities.
E) The pay structure is the same for both an entry-level and a manager-level employee if it has been independently negotiated.
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A) is defined as the ratio of average pay to the midpoint of the pay range.
B) is defined as the ratio of the average pay for the grade divided by the minimum pay for the grade.
C) can range from 0 to 100 percent.
D) uses data from market-pay surveys.
E) measures the degree to which new skills learnt are consistent with the increases in pay.
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A) The employees of the company are not being paid at rates at least equal to the prevailing wages in the area.
B) Cement industry employees are being paid only 15% above the minimum wage.
C) The company hires employees belonging to the age group of 25 to 30, and they are being employed in hazardous environments.
D) Individuals eligible for overtime are being paid at one and a half times the employee's regular pay rate.
E) Employees below the age of 25 are not being hired by the company.
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