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Managing Employees: Introduction To
Managing Employees: Introduction To
Chapter 11
Managing
Employees
Efforts of employees
to create and produce
a quality product
Efforts of employees
to achieve low
financing costs
•• Hawthorne
Hawthorne Studies
Studies
•• Maslow’s
Maslow’s Hierarchy
Hierarchy of
of Needs
Needs
•• Herzberg’s
Herzberg’s Job
Job Satisfaction
Satisfaction Study
Study
•• Theory
Theory X,
X, Y,
Y, and
and ZZ
•• Expectancy
Expectancy Theory
Theory
•• Equity
Equity Theory
Theory
•• Reinforcement
Reinforcement Theory
Theory
Beberapa penyesuaian
ke dalam Kondisi-
Conclusion Kondisi Yang Higher
Mencerminkan Productivity
Perhatian Ditingkatkan
Ke arah Karyawan
Physiological
The basics: food, shelter, and clothing.
• Policies • Achievement
• Supervision • Recognition
• Working Conditions • Challenging Work
• Money • Responsibility
• Status • Opportunities for advancement
• Job Security • Personal growth opportunities
Supervisors’ View
Implications
Theory of Employees
Ron Example:
20% $100,000 bonus
to be divided based
Mary on relative contribution
30% to a project:
Joe Joe: $50,000
50% Mary: $30,000
Ron: $20,000
• Money or compensation
programs.
• Security.
• Work schedule.
• Employee involvement
programs.
Merit system
– Raise according to merit.
Across-the-board system
– All employees get similar raise.
Incentive plans
– Various forms of compensation based on specific
performance.
• Job enlargement.
• Job rotation.
• Empowerment.
• Teamwork.
• Open-book management.