Escalator Clauses in Employee Contracts May Actually Reduce Motivation for Employees

question 21

Multiple Choice

Escalator clauses in employee contracts may actually reduce motivation for employees to improve performance because

• A)the raises are not high enough to be meaningful.
• B)too many conditions must be met to receive raises.
• C)employees have to work too many hours.
• D)pay is unrelated to individual performance.

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