An Individual-Centered Compensation System

question 118

Multiple Choice

An individual-centered compensation system:

• A) focuses on employees' contribution and increases compensation based on the employee's ability to perform more duties successfully.
• B) assumes that the tasks being performed, and the contribution of those tasks to the company, provide the best criteria for setting the wage pay system.
• C) pays based on the number of hours during which the employees perform their assigned job.
• D) stresses the value and prestige of the job being performed.

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