This document provides an explanation of the contents and process of job evaluation for an assignment in the subject of Human Resource Management.
It begins by defining the key components of job evaluation including job analysis, job description, job classification, and job specification. It then outlines the six main steps in the job evaluation process: 1) appointing a committee, 2) identifying jobs to evaluate, 3) analyzing job descriptions and analyses, 4) selecting an evaluation method, 5) classifying jobs and determining compensation, and 6) initiating the program and concluding results.
The document goes on to provide sample answers to assignment questions about prerequisites for an effective incentive scheme, the merits and demerits of incentives, types of managerial rem
This document provides an explanation of the contents and process of job evaluation for an assignment in the subject of Human Resource Management.
It begins by defining the key components of job evaluation including job analysis, job description, job classification, and job specification. It then outlines the six main steps in the job evaluation process: 1) appointing a committee, 2) identifying jobs to evaluate, 3) analyzing job descriptions and analyses, 4) selecting an evaluation method, 5) classifying jobs and determining compensation, and 6) initiating the program and concluding results.
The document goes on to provide sample answers to assignment questions about prerequisites for an effective incentive scheme, the merits and demerits of incentives, types of managerial rem
This document provides an explanation of the contents and process of job evaluation for an assignment in the subject of Human Resource Management.
It begins by defining the key components of job evaluation including job analysis, job description, job classification, and job specification. It then outlines the six main steps in the job evaluation process: 1) appointing a committee, 2) identifying jobs to evaluate, 3) analyzing job descriptions and analyses, 4) selecting an evaluation method, 5) classifying jobs and determining compensation, and 6) initiating the program and concluding results.
The document goes on to provide sample answers to assignment questions about prerequisites for an effective incentive scheme, the merits and demerits of incentives, types of managerial rem
PROGRAM MBADS (SEM 4/SEM 6) MBAFLEX/ MBAN2 (SEM 4)PGDHRMN (SEM 2) SUBJECT CODE &NAME MU001 !C"#$%&'()*"& (&+ B%&%,*)' B- ID B1./0 CREDIT & MAR-S 4 C1%+*)'0 60 #(12' 34N" 1 D*'56'' )7% 5"&)%&)' (&+ $1"5%'' ", J"8 %9(:6()*"& (Explain the contents of Job Evaluation, Explain the process of Job Evaluation) 3+ 7= 10 A&';%1< The contents of job evaluation are as follos! 1" Job analysis: #t is the process of exa$inin% the job content b& brea'in% it (on into its functions, ele$ents, tas's, operations an( processes" )" Job description: #t is a ritten an( %eneral state$ent that outlines the s'ills, e(ucation an( trainin% re*uire( b& the potential e$plo&ee to perfor$ the particular tas'" 3" Job classification: +ere jobs are %roupe( ith respect to their orth" ," Job specification: #t is a state$ent, hich contains the *ualifications an( characteristics of an e$plo&ee, hich are re*uire( for the successful tas' co$pletion" P1"5%'' ", J"8 E9(:6()*"& The steps relate( to job evaluation are explaine( in the folloin% fi%ure! Thus, the fi%ure (epicts steps, hich are as follos! Step 1: Appointment and creation of committee #n the first step a co$$ittee is set up hich consists of experience( +- experts, e$plo&ees an( union $e$bers so as to evaluate all the jobs in the or%anisation" Step 2: Finding and identifying jobs that needs to be evaluated #n the secon( step, the jobs in various (epart$ents of the or%anisations nee( to be i(entifie( in or(er to fin( out hich job re*uires to be evaluate(" Step 3: Analysing the job description and job analysis The thir( step in the or%anisation is to con(uct job anal&sis an( job (escription hich is necessar& for successful perfor$ance" Step 4: Selection of job evaluation method The fourth step in the evaluation of the job is to select the $etho( for evaluation" This $ust be i(entifie( hile 'eepin% the (e$an(s of the or%anisation as ell as factors relate( to job in $in(" Step : !lassification of job and compensation #n the fifth step, the relative orth of the jobs are arran%e( as per the re*uire$ent of s'ills, experience re*uire(, con(itions un(er hich the tas' is to be carrie( out, responsibilities to be han(le(, (e%ree of supervision that is re*uire( an( so on" Thus, all these factors are assi%ne( b& ei%hts hich (eter$ine the relative orth of the job" Step ": #nitiating the program This step is further carrie( out hen the action plan is rea(& an( the top $ana%e$ent explain this plan to their e$plo&ees an( finall& put it into operation" Step $: !oncluding results Thus, final step in the evaluation of the job is to revie an( exa$ine the jobs perio(icall& ta'in% into account the environ$ental con(itions such as technolo%&, services, pro(ucts etc" 324 S6$$"'% ="6 (1% ( HR M(&(>%1 (&+ ="6 (1% ('2%+ )" +%9%:"$ (& %,,%5)*9% I&5%&)*9% S57%#% ,"1 ="61 "1>(&*?()*"&4 @7() (1% )7% $1%A1%B6*'*)%' ="6 ;*:: 5"&'*+%1 ;7*:% +%9%:"$*&> (& E,,%5)*9% I&5%&)*9% S57%#%C D*'56'' )7% #%1*)' (&+ +%#%1*)' ", I&5%&)*9%' (Explain the pre.re*uisites for an Effective #ncentive /che$e, Explain the $erits an( (e$erits of #ncentives) +=10 A&';%1< The pre.re*uisites are as un(er! 1" The or'ers0 co.operation is $an(ator& in execution of incentive sche$es" The co.operation is re*uire( in respect of $etho(s a(opte( for anal&sis of result or output on basis of hich pa&$ent is (one, the settin% a%e rate $etho(s for (ifferent or' cate%ories an( pre.re*uisites relatin% to job securit&, earnin%s an( (ispute settle$ent re%ar(in% or' stan(ar(s" )" The incentive sche$e $ust be influence( b& scientific or' $easure$ent li'e the stan(ar(s set $ust be practical an( inspirin%" #n a((ition, the e$plo&ees $ust be provi(e( ith necessar& resources to $eet these stan(ar(s" 3" 1ll in(irect staff li'e fore$en, helpers, supervisors, an( canteen staff char%e han(s etc" shoul( also be roofe( un(er incentive sche$es" ," 1 $ana%e$ent co$$it$ent to oversee the outla& an( sche(ule the proper a($inistration of plans shoul( be for$e(" 2" 1n incentive plan shoul( be first planne( properl& an( then i$ple$ente( carefull& to achieve (esire( results" M%1*)' (&+ D%#%1*)' ", I&5%&)*9%' %erits #ncentives in(uce an( $otivate e$plo&ees to achieve hi%h efficienc& an( superior output" 3ixe( re$uneration (oes not act as a $otivator for or'ers to &iel( i$prove( results rather it re$oves panic of insecurit& fro$ e$plo&ees0 $in(" #ncentives result in enhance$ent of earnin%s hich have helpe( e$plo&ees in i$provin% their stan(ar( of livin%"
3ir$s can brin% (on their per unit as ell as total cost of pro(uction usin% incentives as increase in pro(uctivit& ill lea( to a lar%er output for %iven inputs brin%in% (on the total an( unit cost of pro(uction" #ncentive re(uce( co$$an(, %reater e*uip$ent utilisation, re(uction in scrap an( ti$e lost, con(ense( turnover an( absenteeis$ an( au%$ente( output" 3urther$ore, s&ste$s of i$burse$ent b& results oul( facilitate the application of cost control techni*ues li'e stan(ar( costin% an( bu(%etar& control" &emerits The *ualit& of pro(ucts $a& sho ten(encies to %et orse if steps are not ta'en for ti$el& *ualit& $aintenance throu%h chec'in% an( inspection involvin% a((e( costs" 1 fir$ $a& face (ifficulties relate( to intro(uction of ne $etho(s or $achines as e$plo&ees $a& oppose the$ out of their fear that the ne piece of bonus rates set $a& &iel( loer earnin%s or that such intro(uction ill slo their or' rate" 4ne of the bi%%est co$plexities in incentive s&ste$s is fixin% of piece or bonus rates" -ate fixin% involves fair an( accurate ju(%e$ent in hich there is ala&s an error ris'" /$all rates ill $a'e or'ers (isappointe( an( the& ill be un(er pressure to or' ver& har(" /oarin% rates $a& slac'en their efforts at ti$es an( e$plo&er $a& not ta'e the option of revisin% the rates because earnin%s are too hi%h" 3ir$s can also face (ifficult& in (eter$inin% stan(ar( perfor$ance" 3D4 D*'56'' )7% )=$%' ", #(&(>%1*(: 1%#6&%1()*"&4 EE$:(*& )7% %:%#%&)' ", ( #(&(>%1*(: 1%#6&%1()*"& (Explainin% the t&pes of $ana%erial re$uneration, Explainin% the ele$ents of a $ana%erial re$uneration) )+5=10 A&';%1< T&pes of 6ana%erial re$uneration! 1" Short term pay: The short ter$ re$uneration is relate( to the bonuses (short ter$) an( the base pa& hich are usuall& pai( to the $ana%ers accor(in% to their perfor$ance in the or%anisation" This t&pe of pa& is totall& cash base( $ana%erial re$uneration co$ponent an( over a certain perio( of ti$e these bonuses beco$e (eferre(" )" 'ong term pay: The lon% ter$ re$uneration co$prises of stoc's hich are restricte(, stoc' options, salar& hich (epen( on the perfor$ance a%ainst the in(ex an( shares" These lon% ter$ re$uneration ele$ents are use( b& the sharehol(ers in or(er to protect the or%anisation0s value as ell as %a$in% control of the top level $ana%ers on the risin% value of the fir$ in the $ar'etplace" E:%#%&)' ", #(&(>%1*(: 1%#6&%1()*"&<
1" (ase salaries: #t is the first ele$ent of the $ana%erial re$uneration hich is anal&se( ith the help of Job Evaluation an( also serves as incentives also" 7hile evaluatin% the salar&, Job Evaluation is just a part of it" )" Special pac)age of per*uisites and benefits: 6ana%ers also enjo& all 'in(s of benefits an( per*uisites hich the or%anisations offer to their e$plo&ees" Therefore, in or(er to $axi$ise the availabilit& of ti$e to 'e& $ana%ers fro$ the purpose of business perspective, various other facilities are also offere( to the$ such as connection of internet, connection of cell phone an( so on" 3" +rofit sharing bonus: This t&pe of bonus is usuall& base( on the profit sharin% or perfor$ance" ," Short term bonuses: /uch t&pe of bonuses ran%es fro$ 208 of the base salar& to 10 or $ore ti$es of the base salar& are offere( hen fir$ a ver& %oo( &ear ha( b& reco%nisin% the financial in(icators" 2" 'ong term performance bonus: +ere the pa&$ent of cash to the corporate $ana%ers is si$ilar to that of the short ter$ bonuses" The onl& (ifference &ou $a& fin( is in the ti$e perio( for receipt is ) &ears or $ore into the future an( the aar( si9e is base( on the $ulti&ear achieve$ent of establishe( perfor$ance relate( objectives" :" Stoc) options: ;o a (a& $an& fir$s offer <stoc' e*uivalences= in the for$ of share appreciation ri%hts>phanto$ shares" +ere recipients are co$pensate( ith a stoc' increase( value that is further (eter$ine( b& the base valuation hich is prepare( hen share appreciation ri%hts>phanto$ shares are %iven" 7" Severance pac)ages: These t&pes of pac'a%es are also 'non as ?ol(en +an(sha'e hich is financial re$uneration an( incentive pac'a%es hich if %iven to those e$plo&ees in the or%anisations ho are retire( or lai( off" This pac'a%e inclu(es! life an( health insurance retire$ent benefits stoc' options re$uneration for vacation (a&s or unuse( sic' 1ssistance for job place$ent 344 @7() +" ="6 #%(& 8= 1%;(1+ #(&(>%#%&)C EE$:(*& )7% ,(5)"1' (,,%5)*&> R%;(1+ M(&(>%#%&) $":*5*%' *& '%19*5% '%5)"14 (6eanin% of -ear( 6ana%e$ent, Explain an& ei%ht factors affectin% -ear( 6ana%e$ent policies) 2+.=10 A&';%1< M%(&*&>< -ear( 6ana%e$ent basicall& refers to the i$ple$entation, evaluation an( for$ulation of processes, policies an( strate%ies hich are nee(e( so as to ensure that the people0s contribution toar(s the for$ is reco%nise( b& both the $onetar& as ell as non @ $onetar& $eans" The basic purpose of -ear( 6ana%e$ent is to rear( the e$plo&ees e*uitabl&, consistentl& an( fairl& ith respect ith their value to the fir$ an( also to help the fir$ to achieve is overall strate%ic objectives" F(5)"1' A,,%5)*&> R%;(1+ M(&(>%#%&) P":*5*%'< 1" #nternal environment: #t consists of culture of fir$ provi(in% services, its businesses, technolo%& an( the people" )" ,-ternal environment: #t inclu(es the co$petitive pressures existin% in service in(ustr&, %lobalisation, chan%es in e$plo&$ent an( (e$o%raphics etc 3" Strategic re.ard management: #t is an aspect of strate%ic $ana%e$ent hose purpose is to elicit the current actions for future an( beco$e a vehicle for action to institutionalise an( inte%rate $echanis$s for chan%e" The service sector rear( strate%& has arisen ith ti$e an( can be re%ar(e( as a pattern in stea$ of activities" ," /otal re.ard: Total rear( policies provi(e a holistic vie to be a(opte( in rear( $ana%e$ent for businesses en%a%e( in service sector to ensure that all aspects of rear(s are treate( as coherent portfolio of practices an( policies" 2" 0uman capital management 10!%2: #t is associate( ith procurin%, anal&sin% an( reportin% on (ata hich provi(es infor$ation on the (irection of value.a((in% people $ana%e$ent strate%ies, invest$ents an( operational (ecisions ta'en at front.line $ana%e$ent or at corporate level" +A6 approach to rear( $ana%e$ent atte$pts to access the i$pact of policies of re$uneration on people an( businesses" :" %otivation: 6otivational theories also act as an i$portant %ui(e for use of contin%ent pa& an( the non.$onetar& ele$ents in total rear( s&ste$ thus influencin% the rear( strate%ies an( $ana%e$ent of service sector fir$s" 7" ,ngagement and commitment: Job en%a%e$ent an( or%anisational co$$it$ent are one of the 'e& %ui(in% concepts that %ui(e the total rear( policies an( variable pa& in service sector in(ustries" 5" +sychological contact: 1n un(erstan(in% of ps&cholo%ical contracts an( its si%nificance at the ti$e of for$ulatin% an( i$ple$entin% rear( policies is i$portant influential factor affectin% service sector rear( policies $ana%e$ent" 34 EE$:(*& )7% 51*)%1*(F' 5"&'*+%1%+ ,"1 1%;(1+*&> )7% %#$:"=%%' ,"1 )7%*1 >""+ '%19*5% (Explanation of the criteria0s responsible for rear(in% the e$plo&ees) 10 A&';%1< The criteria for rear(in% the e$plo&ees for their %oo( service in the fir$ are as follos! 1" Analysing and surveying of staff: Aon(uctin% the surve&s is re%ar(e( as one of the $ost critical challen%e for the fir$s hen it co$es to $otivate their e$plo&ees" 3or this the fir$ $ust (eepl& un(erstan( their e$plo&ees as ell as their culture" Thus for this, the& have create( <Aulture Ariti*ue= b& usin% the staff focus %roups an( also one.to.one intervies for both current an( existin% e$plo&ees" )" (uild up a chec)list of service *uality: 1s chec'list $a& (iffer fro$ fir$ to fir$ accor(in% to their si9e an( internal factors, to(a& $an& fir$s are usin% Business Excellence $o(el as a (ia%nostic tool" This tool helps the or%anisation in shoin% ho the custo$er satisfaction is lin'e( to people issues" 3" !reating a motivational environment by providing training to the managers: 6an& service or%anisations provi(e trainin% to their $ana%ers in $otivation an( lea(ership ith the help of folloin% five steps! 6a'in% the or'place fun Crovi(in% the specific an( copious reco%nition for the tas' hich e$plo&ees perfor$ 4fferin% tar%ete( an( fre*uent rear(s 6a'in% co$$unication influential an( cre(ible -ear(in% the lo&alt& of e$plo&ees ," 3iving positive feedbac): 1 Dell (one0 an( DThan' &ou0 fro$ $ana%ers is ver& influential for the e$plo&ees than to'en or $onetar& rear(" 2" ,stablishing a league table of service performance: ;oa(a&s $an& or%anisations especiall& retailers such as Ci99a +ut use surve& for their custo$er satisfaction as ell as use $&ster& shoppin% so as to exa$ine their outlet0s perfor$ance" Ci99a +ut brin%s out the outco$es in lea%ue tables of custo$er service perfor$ance an( finall& fee(bac' the outco$e to the restaurant ithin five (a&s" " The $ost successful are those here appreciation is %iven not just to the top perfor$er e$plo&ees but also to those e$plo&ees ho $a'e the best i$prove$ents over ti$e in their fir$" :" Feedbac) to the compliments and comments of customers: Ei'.3it 'eeps a custo$er correspon(ence fol(er in each Fepot reception area, publici9in% positive letters custo$ers has ritten" #t rin%s up custo$ers on a (ail& basis an( publicises the results internall&" 7" #ssue Achievement !ertificates: 1n achieve$ent certificate such as to'en aar( can beco$e hi%hl& pri9e( hen e$plo&ees achieve (efine( stan(ar(s of custo$er service an( s'ills level" 5" 'in) (onuses to customer satisfaction: ;ot onl& for the $ana%ers but also for the service staff, bonus pa&$ent hich is a variable ele$ent beco$in% a ver& vital co$ponent of or%anisations" Bonuses are often lin'e( to the Crofit 1chieve$ent" G" #mplement 3"4 degree appraisal method: 1s satisfie( custo$ers are closel& lin'e( to the satisfie( e$plo&ees, $an& fir$s are encoura%in% input b& e$plo&ees as ell as custo$ers into a $ana%er0s all roun( 3:0 (e%ree fee(bac'" 10" &evelop customer service competencies as .ell as include customer service in performance management: The first step in settin% out ell.(efine( (evelop$ent an( i$prove$ent tar%ets is to (efine the service co$petencies" Austo$er /ervice is beco$in% $ore i(esprea( as a valuable transferable *ualification" Austo$er service is also re%ar(e( as a 'e& $easure$ent in perfor$ance appraisal" 364 @1*)% ( '7"1) &")% "& )7% ,"::";*&>< () C"#$%&'()*"& $":*5*%' 8) E5"&"#*5 +%)%1#*&(&)' ", $(= (Aoncept an( 1i$s of Ao$pensation policies, Aoncept of Econo$ic Feter$inants of Ca&) +=10 A&';%1< C"&5%$) ", C"#$%&'()*"& $":*5*%'< Ao$pensation polic& is a ritten (ocu$ent, rather a co$$it$ent of the or%anisation to ensure the concept of e*uit&, easin% out pa&$ents, provi(in% opportunities to %ro or earn $ore so as to $a'e it cost effective" Ao$pensation polic& is therefore an i$portant co$$it$ent of the co$pan& an( obli%ation of the %overn$ent to reco%nise the nee( of (evelopin% the co$$unit& of e$plo&ees" 1s a ritten (ocu$ent, it reflects the intention an( objectives of the co$pan& to hire or ac*uire, $aintain an( retain its e$plo&ees" Aims of compensation policy The $ain ai$s of a co$pensation polic& can be su$$arise( as belo! 1" To attract co$petent e$plo&ees ithin its plans )" To ensure stable earnin% an( %roth of the e$plo&ees 3" To reco%nise the values of all jobs an( positions ," To encoura%e an( $otivate the e$plo&ees to %ro ith the or%anisation 2" To (evelop trust an( confi(ence in the e$plo&ees throu%h transparent co$$unication :" To eli$inate possible (isputes or %rievances 7" To effectivel& $aintain an( retain the talents 5" To effectivel& a($inister an( $ana%e the co$pensation an( satisfaction of the e$plo&ees G" To si$plif& the bar%ainin% process 10" To ensure (esire( behaviour an( in(ustrial har$on&" E5"&"#*5 D%)%1#*&(&)' ", P(= There are various forces hich are consi(ere( as pa& (eter$inants" 1s $an& (ecisions hich are relate( to the pa& are $a(e b& $a'in% co$parison ith the labour $ar'ets, so $an& (eter$inants appear to be econo$ic" Thus, both the force of the econo$ic variables an( $eanin% are interprete( b& the (ecision $a'ers of the fir$" The econo$ic (eter$inants of pa& are classifie( into the folloin%! 1" Ability of the organisation to pay: The fir$0s abilit& to pa& is (eter$ine( b& the external forces of the $ar'et hich reflects the overall financial position of the fir$ hether the& can affor( to pa& to their e$plo&ees as per the $ar'et rate or not" +i%her earnin% profitable or%anisations $a& ten( to pa& hi%her a%es (epen(in% upon hether profitabilit& is base( on $ana%e$ent abilit&, pro(uct $ar'et, si9e, technical efficienc& an( so on" )" +roductivity: Cro(uctivit& is re%ar(e( as a pri$e (eter$inant of the fir$0s abilit& to pa&" #f pro(uction increases in the sa$e percenta%e as the pa& cost then the cost of the labour per unit re$ains stable an( unchan%e(" But on the other han(, if there is ine*uit& beteen increase in pro(uction an( percenta%e of increase in pro(uctivit& then the cost of labour per unit also increases" 3" ,mployer5s .illingness to pay: 1lon% ith the e$plo&er0s abilit& to pa&, e$plo&er0s illin%ness to pa& is re%ar(e( as one of the i$portant (eter$inants of pa&" 6an& fir$s use an( obtain infor$ation re%ar(in% the co$pensation structure hich are pai( b& the other e$plo&ers" Thus, before offerin% pa& to the$, an e$plo&er has to 'eep in $in( the folloin% points hich are as follos! Ao$parable a%es represent the $anner in hich $an& fir$s attain the %oal of co$pensation b& bein% co$petitive" Aost of livin% is stresse( on b& the tra(e union an( e$plo&ees as a consi(eration of a%e level hich is increasin% at a rapi( pace" Fe$an( for labour arises (ue to chan%in% scenario of the econo$& hich creates lac' of e$plo&ees ith the relate( s'ills an( co$petencies" ," ,mployee Acceptance: #n (eter$inin% the a%e levels, the consi(eration ta'en b& the e$plo&ers in pa& (eter$ination $ust $eet the test of current as ell as potential e$plo&ees as accepte( b& the$" Thus, the contract of e$plo&$ent an( the effort bar%ain ill be inco$plete if there is unillin%ness of the e$plo&ees to accept the a%es offere( to the$"