Why Do Employers Have an Interest in Paying Their Workers

question 10

Multiple Choice

Why do employers have an interest in paying their workers some of their compensation in the form of non-wage benefits?

• A) Because they serve to reduce unwanted turnover and provide certain work incentives.
• B) Because the government pays part of the compensation package.
• C) Because they can reduce unwanted turnovers and certain work incentives.
• D) Because they reduce the costs of the compensation package that the employers pay.
• E) Because they increase certain work incentives and unwanted turnovers.

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