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    level pay for performance plans are traditional incentive systems, variable pay configurations, and merit pay plans. Traditional incentive systems include plans called piece-rate plans that provide payment for each unit produced or each service provided. It also includes the well-known traditional incentive plan called sales commission, that’s offers a percentage of sales dollars or gross profit margin. The second major type of individual level pay for performance plan called variable pay…

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    and only a select few would have access to learning. Sadly, however important teachers are in civilization, they are still drastically underappreciated, underrecognized and underpaid. Although some people may argue that performance pay is helpful, performance or merit pay is actually detrimental to schools and students for several reasons: 1) teachers would spend less time personalising the curriculum and use that time teaching only what lessons they need to teach according to standardization 2)…

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    students pay for their tuition? (Mcgrath and Schifrin 74). They will probably need either merit or need based financial aid. Students who meet some academic criteria will most likely receive merit-based aid. The students from low and middle-income families will require need-based aid. Although many might think that financial aid should be based on merit as a way to reward students for their achievements and push success; however, government financial aid should not be based solely on merit…

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    Merit pay has long been a debatable topic. Supporters have viewed them as a tool to raise the professionalism in teaching while the opponents have believed it has been unfair to teachers. From my view, I agree that merit pay is unmerited to teachers and it can be a detrimental to students. Therefore, I disagree that the teachers should get paid based on students test scores. First, students need teachers because students’ purposes are to be educated properly and understand subjects clearly.…

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    The Merit System

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    beginning of the merit system. The Pendleton Act called for competitive examination requirements for federal jobs, security from political dismissals, and protection from being coerced into political activities. The basics of the merit system have also been expanded to include equal pay for equal work, recruitment and hiring regardless of race, creed, national origin, religion, marital status, age, or handicap, and protection against retaliation for lawful disclosures. Merit systems gradually…

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    on the merit of the applicant dramatically. The application process became more about who the applicant knows rather than what the applicant has done. The process of the letter of recommendation is similar to the theory of name recognition. Money also holds a key role in the less meritocratic system of today, because money provides a way to make…

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    College Tuition

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    Education is a basic necessity in society. A better education can enhance the scientific, social, and technological advancements of a country. Nowadays, higher education is an investment of great importance for economic development. Institutions of higher education are now primarily responsible for providing the tools necessary for individuals to take on responsibilities in business, in the medical field, and other professions. Imparting knowledge in certain branches is not the only purpose of…

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    When it comes to salary base pay, hourly base pay, merit increases and bonuses it have forever been a touchy subject. In some companies they have policies directing their employees to not discuss it at all. It is a completely uncomfortable situation to have this discussion with others. I have been in scenarios where I have stated both the correct and incorrect amount in which I am being paid on, I never know if I should go lower or higher in the fake amount being told or if I should state my…

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    but it will be especially important to train and retain them. Additionally, the company should consider implementing a merit pay system. With merit pay the program assumes that employees’ compensation overtime should be determined, by the differences in job performance (Martocchio, p. 57). It is not ideal for every employee to receive a bonus or pay increase. With a merit pay system employees are award based on individual achievements in the…

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    Equal Pay Case Study

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    1-Explain the notion of Equal Pay for Equal Work. What legislation contains this notion? (5 Marks) Equal Pay for Equal work means that men and women doing similar work are compensated the same. Similar work is defined as work that necessitates the same skill which is defined as the amount known education, physical or motor abilities required for the employee to effectively perform the job (Ontario). Effort is the physical or mental extortion to effectively do the job (Ontario). Responsibility is…

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