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Traditional Bases for Pay Chapter #4

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Traditional Bases for Pay

Chapter #4

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Seniority and Longevity Pay

Length of serviceHuman capital

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Merit Pay #81

Rewards differences in performanceWhat does it take to

◦make merit pay ◦systems be effective?

◦Meaningful increases◦Clear Performance standards◦Performance appraisals

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Historical Overview #77

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What do you think?

Effectiveness of Seniority Pay Systems

12% US workforce (declining)There is no research that demonstrates

the effectiveness of seniority pay systems Does it reduce turnover?

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Design of longevity pay systems

Federal Employees General ScheduleRewards ees who have reached pay

grade limits. (GS)Look #80What are advantages toSeniority based pay?But what about incentives?Motivation?Competition?

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Performance Appraisals

Types of Appraisal Plans

Trait System Look #84 Advantages

Easy to quantify

Disadvantages◦Subjectivity

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Comparison Systems

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Comparison Systems Forced Distribution Paired comparisons

Behavioral Systems Critical incident techniques Behaviorally anchored rating scales (BARS) Behavioral observations scale (BOS) Management By Objective (MBO)

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Four Activities to Promote Nondiscriminatory Appraisal Practices

1. Job Analysis2. Structure Rating instrument3. Train supervisors adequately4. Formal appeals mechanism

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360 Degree Performance Appraisals

(Class Demonstration)

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Rating Errors in the Performance Process

Bias errorsFirst impression effectHalo effectSimilar to me effectContrast errorsCentral tendency errorsLeniency errorsStrict errors

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