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Employee reward Michael Armstrong;

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextSeries: People and organisationsPublication details: London : Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development, 2002.Edition: 3rd edDescription: xvii, 528 p. ; illus., 25 cmISBN:
  • 0852929382
  • 9780852929384
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • HF5549 .A5.I5
Contents:
Part One: The Conceptual Framework Chapter 1: Employee Reward Systems Chapter 2: The International, National and Corporate Contexts Chapter 3: Economic Theories Relating to Pay Chapter 4: The Psychological Contract Chapter 5: Motivation and Reward Part Two: Employee Reward Processes Chapter 6: Reward Philosophy Chapter 7: Reward Strategy Chapter 8: Reward Policy Part Three: Evaluating, Pricing and Analysing Jobs and Roles Chapter 9: Job Evaluation Chapter 10: Equal Pay for Work of Equal Value Chapter 11: Conducing Pay and Benefit Surveys Chapter 12: Job and Competency Analysis Part Four: Pay Structures Chapter 13: Pay Structures - Purpose, Criteria and Types Chapter 14: Graded Pay Scales Chapter 15: Broad-Banded Pay Structures Chapter 16: Job Family pay Structures Part Five: Rewarding Individual and Team Contributions and Organisational Performance Chapter 17: Contingent Pay - General Considerations and Criteria Chapter 18: Performance-Related Pay Chapter 19: Competency-Related Pay Chapter 20: Contribution-Related Pay Chapter 21: Skill-Based Pay Chapter 22: Shop Floor Incentive Schemes Chapter 23: Team Rewards Chapter 24: Paying for Organisational Performance Chapter 25: Non-Financial Rewards and Recognition Schemes Part Six: Performance Management Chapter 26: The Essence of Performance Management Chapter 27: Performance Management in Action Part Seven: Employee Benefits, Allowances and Pension Schemes Chapter 28: Employee Benefits and Allowances Chapter 29: Pension Schemes Part Eight: Managing the Reward System for Special Groups Chapter 30: Directors and Senior Executives Chapter 31: International Pay and Expatriates? Rewards Chapter 32: Rewarding Sales Staff Part Nine: Managing and Developing Employee Reward Systems Chapter 33: Managing Reward Chapter 34: Conducting Pay Reviews Chapter 35: Using Computers Chapter 36: Developing and Implementing Reward Systems
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Includes Index

Part One: The Conceptual Framework
Chapter 1: Employee Reward Systems
Chapter 2: The International, National and Corporate Contexts
Chapter 3: Economic Theories Relating to Pay
Chapter 4: The Psychological Contract
Chapter 5: Motivation and Reward

Part Two: Employee Reward Processes
Chapter 6: Reward Philosophy
Chapter 7: Reward Strategy
Chapter 8: Reward Policy

Part Three: Evaluating, Pricing and Analysing Jobs and Roles
Chapter 9: Job Evaluation
Chapter 10: Equal Pay for Work of Equal Value
Chapter 11: Conducing Pay and Benefit Surveys
Chapter 12: Job and Competency Analysis

Part Four: Pay Structures
Chapter 13: Pay Structures - Purpose, Criteria and Types
Chapter 14: Graded Pay Scales
Chapter 15: Broad-Banded Pay Structures
Chapter 16: Job Family pay Structures

Part Five: Rewarding Individual and Team Contributions and Organisational Performance
Chapter 17: Contingent Pay - General Considerations and Criteria
Chapter 18: Performance-Related Pay
Chapter 19: Competency-Related Pay
Chapter 20: Contribution-Related Pay
Chapter 21: Skill-Based Pay
Chapter 22: Shop Floor Incentive Schemes
Chapter 23: Team Rewards
Chapter 24: Paying for Organisational Performance
Chapter 25: Non-Financial Rewards and Recognition Schemes

Part Six: Performance Management
Chapter 26: The Essence of Performance Management
Chapter 27: Performance Management in Action

Part Seven: Employee Benefits, Allowances and Pension Schemes
Chapter 28: Employee Benefits and Allowances
Chapter 29: Pension Schemes

Part Eight: Managing the Reward System for Special Groups
Chapter 30: Directors and Senior Executives
Chapter 31: International Pay and Expatriates? Rewards
Chapter 32: Rewarding Sales Staff

Part Nine: Managing and Developing Employee Reward Systems Chapter 33: Managing Reward
Chapter 34: Conducting Pay Reviews
Chapter 35: Using Computers
Chapter 36: Developing and Implementing Reward Systems

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