This document discusses the objectives, principles, theories, and types of compensation and wage determination. Some key objectives are to get qualified workers, reward desirable behavior, and control costs while observing legal regulations. Principles of compensation formulation include external relativities, salary determination, and individual value. Theories of wage determination discussed include traditional, negotiated, subsistence, marginal productivity, and bargaining theories. Types of wages mentioned include minimum rate of wages along with procedures for fixing, revising, and paying minimum wages.
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This document discusses the objectives, principles, theories, and types of compensation and wage determination. Some key objectives are to get qualified workers, reward desirable behavior, and control costs while observing legal regulations. Principles of compensation formulation include external relativities, salary determination, and individual value. Theories of wage determination discussed include traditional, negotiated, subsistence, marginal productivity, and bargaining theories. Types of wages mentioned include minimum rate of wages along with procedures for fixing, revising, and paying minimum wages.
This document discusses the objectives, principles, theories, and types of compensation and wage determination. Some key objectives are to get qualified workers, reward desirable behavior, and control costs while observing legal regulations. Principles of compensation formulation include external relativities, salary determination, and individual value. Theories of wage determination discussed include traditional, negotiated, subsistence, marginal productivity, and bargaining theories. Types of wages mentioned include minimum rate of wages along with procedures for fixing, revising, and paying minimum wages.
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This document discusses the objectives, principles, theories, and types of compensation and wage determination. Some key objectives are to get qualified workers, reward desirable behavior, and control costs while observing legal regulations. Principles of compensation formulation include external relativities, salary determination, and individual value. Theories of wage determination discussed include traditional, negotiated, subsistence, marginal productivity, and bargaining theories. Types of wages mentioned include minimum rate of wages along with procedures for fixing, revising, and paying minimum wages.
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Other objectives of compensation
• Get qualified workers
• Save current employees • Reward desirable(attractive) behaviour • Control cost • Observe with legal regulation • Make easy understanding • Additional administrative effectivenessds Principles of compensation formulation • External relativities • Salary • Individual value • Determination of wage rate – Economic around word – Wage rate – Supply – Demand – Certain kind of labour • Economic rent • Opportunity cost Theory of wage determination • Traditional theory of wage determination • Theory of negotiated wages • Principles of compensation determination – Subsistence(life) theory – Wage fund theory – Surplus(over) value theory – Residual(outstanding) claimant theory – Marginal productivity theory – Bargaining theory of wages – Behavioral theory of wages • The employee’s acceptance of a wage level • The internal wage structure Types of wages • Minimum rate of wages • Procedure for fixing and revising minimum wages - central advisory board • Wages in kind - official gazette • Payment of minimume rate of wa