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Wages
A wages is a monetary compensation or remuneration paid to the worker for doing
physical or manual work. The payment of wages done on the basis of hourly, daily,
weekly and Monthly.
Salary
Salary is the decided monetary amount that an employer offer to an employee in lieu
of the service offered by the employee. If generally paid on monthly or yearly basis.
Compensation
Compensation is a systematic approach to providing monetary value to employees in
exchange for work performance.
WAGES AND SALARY ADMINISTARION
INTRODUCTION:
Wages and salary administration is defined as the process by which wages and salary
levels and structure are determined in organisational settings.
The basis purpose of wages and salary administration is to establish
and maintain an equitable wages and salary structure. wages and salary are often one
of the largest component of cost of production and such have serious implementation
for growth and profitability of the company.
PROCESS OF WAGES AND SALARY ADMINISTARION
WAGES DETERMINATION PROCES
Job analysis :
Job analysis is the process of studying a job to determine which activities and
responsibilities it includes, its relative important to other jobs, the qualifications
necessary for performance of the job and the conditions under which the work is
performed.
The Wages survey
The survey gives information on base salaries and benefits. This can be used by the
human resource manage to calculate the organisation’s competitive position and to
plan any corrective action required.as a first step in this process the human resources
manager must identify the organisation for labour.
Conti…….
Wages and salary Administration refers to the establishment and implementation of sound policies and
practices of employee compensation.
After the independence and particularly after 1948 some new terms relating to wages
began to wages began to be used. These are
1. Statutory Minimum wages
2. Basic Minimum Wages
3. Minimum Wages
4. Fair wages
5. Living wages
6. Need based Wages
CONCLUSION