5th lecturehrm
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HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
UG Program in Fashion TechnologyTaught By: Ms.Dimple, FMS Department, NIFT Delhi
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Compensation ManagementThe Compensation Program:1.Pay-for-performanec Management2.Hourly or Day Work3.Piecework4.Non-exempt & exempt Personnel5.Wage mix6.Escalator Clauses7.Consumer Price Index (CPI)8.Real wages9.Job evaluation10.Job Ranking System
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Relationship of compensation Management to other HRM functions
RECRUITMENT
SELECTION
TRAINING&
DEVELOPMENT
PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL
LABOUR RELATIONS
Rate of pay can aid or impair recruitment
Supply of applicants can affect wages
Rate of pay affects possible degree of selection
Selection standards affect level of pay required
Rate of pay can motivate training efforts
Training & Development can lead to higher rate of pay
Wage rates can bias appraisal of performance
Performance appraisal can be a factor determining rate of pay
Low pay can encourage employees to unionize and union to become militant
Pay rates may be determined through union negotiation
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The Compensation Structure
Wage & Salary Surveys
1.Collecting Survey Pattern
2.Employer Initiated Surveys
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