From the Worker's Perspective, an Output-Based Pay System Has the Advantage

question 97

Multiple Choice

From the worker's perspective, an output-based pay system has the advantage of:

• A)linking pay more directly to effort.
• B)keeping earnings stable.
• C)keeping pay totally in the worker's control.
• D)minimizing the temptation to work harder for more money.
• E)keeping effort from influencing pay.

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