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This document discusses the relationship between employee compensation and organizational financial performance. It explains how compensation motivates employees and affects the financial health of the organization.
What's inside
- Relation between compensations and organizational financial performance
- Effects of financial performance on compensations
- Impact of underperformance on employee compensations
- References
Who it is for: Students studying the relationship between employee compensation and organizational financial performance. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Compensation in a business is about paying employees more to motivate them. It looks at how this affects the business's money and how the business's money affects what it pays employees.
Compensation and Financial Performance
Compensation is about paying employees more for good work. This can be wages, bonuses or commissions. It motivates employees to work harder and make the business more money. Motivated employees can change the business's money situation.
Good Financial Performance
A business that makes lots of money can pay employees more. This can be done in different ways. It makes employees feel more involved and trusted. It can make them work more efficiently. A business that makes lots of money can help employees live better.
Bad Financial Performance
A business that does not make much money cannot pay employees much. It might use other ways to motivate employees, like praise. It might make employees work more as a team. This can help the business make more money.
Key terms
- Compensation
- Money given to employees for good work, like wages, bonuses or commissions.
- Financial Performance
- How much money a business makes.
- Motivation
- The reason why employees work hard.
- Employee
- A person who works for a business.
- Organizational
- About a business or organization.
- Incentives
- Something that encourages employees to work harder.
Questions this document helps with
- How does paying employees more affect a business's money?
- What can a business do if it cannot pay employees much?
- How does a business's money affect what it pays employees?
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