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COMPENSATION ADMINISTRATION
Submitted to
JOEL DOBLAR
Submitted by:
Aguilar, Janine Aira
Almonte, Princess
Mateo, Arrisk
Nantes, Matt
Pascual, Beloved Ann
Pujante, Gian
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I. SITUATION ANALYSIS
On October 24, 1990, the Kilusang Mayo Uno (KMU) called a nationwide strike to
protest the Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Board's agreed-upon
increase in the minimum wage of P17 (RTWPB). By noon on the same day, several
businesses, including Master Print, Inc., had permitted their workers to leave early
because the strike had crippled Metro Manila's transit system and unruly protestors
had burnt ten buses.
According to the security guard, Mr. Allan Villanueva, General Manager of Master
Print, Inc., got a phone call about a concern in the company. The security guard
confirmed that four workers, Alex, Ric, Jaime and Joseph, were engaged in a
physical fight. Since Alex, Ric and Joseph were after Jaime, he hurried to the
guardhouse and attempted to steal the security guard's pistol whilst he was eating.
Mr. Villanueva then requested Bong, a senior employee, to settle the boys down and
inform the remaining workers to go inside their quarters and lock the gates. The
violent fight between the four workers began with a disagreement about the fact that
not all employees receive equivalent sums of allowances. The corporation, on the
other hand, is privately handing out allowances without informing all members. As
per management, allowances are provided.
Accordingly, Mr. Villanueva ordered the management of the company's paying of
allowances for workers through his brother Henry, responsible for the Purchasing
and Personnel functions of the company to avoid future unwanted instances.
1. There is no concrete policy on allowances, which raises concerns over unfair pay
practice, it also affect productivity and motivation of workers.
2. Giving allowance based on recommendation/relatives.
3. There are no standards on salary adjustments, which can lead to workforce
misinformation.
4. Lack of professionals/experts position who can do certain responsibilities.
5. Allowing minor employee.
6. Failure to protect and secure confidential information.
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2.1 INTERNAL ANALYSIS
The salary scales of workers of Master Print Inc. are not equal to all staff with the
same rank in Master Print preceding 1 November 1990. For instance, the daily rate
of Melanio D. is P144 as a stripper. In contrast to Victor P. P123 is received only as
a stripper as daily pay. Another example as can be seen in Jaime and Carlos's list of
workers and salary scales. Offset machine operator has the same job, but their
everyday pay is not the same.
The following are several workers who received daily wage and it shows a same job
but different wage rate prior to November 1, 1990:
Table 1.
STRIPPER
1.Melanio D. 144
2.Victor P. 123
3.Wally T. 110
4.Gerry S. 122
5.Brigida A. 89
6. Maria H. 89
7. Josefina 89
8. Grace R. 89
9. Erlinda N. 116
DRIVER
10.Felipe C. 114
11.Eli T. 89
12.Ramon R. 102
OFFSET MACHINE OPERATOR
13.Carlos A. 89
14.Jaime T. 112
15.Ric G. 89
16.Joey T. 104
17.Victor B. 126
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On the other hand, Master Print Inc. grants some of its workers additional
allowances without set laws and regulations as regards allowances. This benefits
are secretly provided. Extra allowances are not given to all workers. They grant
additional allowances for staff who have already assisted them on such matters.
The following are several people who received additional allowances:
Table 2.
Melanio D. P1000
Reno R P1000
Victor P. P700
Wally T. P400
Gerry S. P500
Manuel G. P600
Alex C. P150
Bong A. P200
Rica S. P200
Gary O. P150
Felipe C. P250
Demy H. P400
Master Print Inc. gives monthly allowances according to the workforce's personal
assistance in the past.
Table 3.
III. ALTERNATIVE COURSES OF ACTION
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Table 4.
ALTERNATI
VE COURSE ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
OF ACTION
1 Through a developed Human Resource The development of
Department, the company may be able to fix its Human Resource
existing worker concerns. Functional areas of Department will take
the HR Department would enable the company time to recruit the
to strengthen its relationship with its workers. skilled individual
The company would also be able to put down who is to manage the
the rules and regulations on employee department and to
compensation policies, and other worker implement policies
Establish a concerns. Transparent communication between for the enterprise.
Comprehensive the company and its workers may be allowed, Since it may take
/Concrete resulting in a much happier interaction between longer to set up the
Human people within the company. department, it may
Resource also lead to a slower
Department Compliance with labour legislation and other approach to the
employee-related matters should be ensured. existing employee-
Worker's development and welfare would be related issues and
prioritized, leading in a much stronger sense of concerns. Extra costs
efficiency and work output. In the objective of may arise as the
strengthening HR Department, rules and policy organization recruits
must be established in order to explicitly define more.
the conditions for work advancement, appraisal,
and other tasks, as well as to avoid favoritism
and non-job-related disorganization.
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difficult for
employees to
accommodate this
shift.
IV. DECISION
MPI did not consider the Human Resource (HR) department as the most
important department in a business. It is such a shame because HR is critical to the
success of every organization. Without an effective and efficient HR team, there will
be no talents in the business, and without talented people who are dedicated to the
organization, there will be no business.
The scope of the HR department is more than just processing payroll and setting
employees concern. HR plays an essential role in developing a company’s strategy
by enhancing employees’ perception throughout the workforce, and providing a well-
rounded experience for employees.
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will not affected because the HR department will ensure that anything that concerns
employees is well. The HR Department will now have the ability to test applicants
when it comes to interviewing people, retracting qualified candidates and taking up
top talent slots as quickly as possible, such as the under-age employee in MPI,
which create problems within the organization.
This action seeks to respond to all of the company's current issues, including its
potential employee concerns. Master Print Inc. would benefit a deep commitment to
Human Resources Department when it prioritizes Master Print Inc.'s most valued
assets—the company's people. This choice allows Mr. Villanueva to understand that
all that has occurred in the company is a lack of a professional who facilitates
communication with the employee. If Mr. Villanueva establishes a full-service HR
department, he doesn't actually have to employ employees to do the task, he has his
workers officer.
V. EXECUTION
We make two (2) parts for implementation to execute our decision. Table 5. is
the step in Establishing a Comprehensive/ Concrete HR department for the MPI
printing plant or for Allan Villanueva.
Table 5.
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3. COST OPTIMIZATION MPI would certainly cost them this, since they will find a
professional, Villanueva brothers need to be cautious
about the expenses, because after all it would benefit
their company.
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all the legal Villanueva
obligations that
the company
possesses.
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