Essays on Reward System

REFLECTIVE REPORT: DEVELOPMENT OF A REWARD MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

Reflective Report: Development of a Reward Management System Overview of the situation The purpose of this report is to reflect on the organisational structure and management system at Sur University College in Oman. Sur University College offers a number of very important services to students and the community alike, but there are certainly struggles that the organisation experiences as well. The college is a diverse learning environment, and the organisation as a whole employs a number of staff, which often has a compounding influence on the overall fluidity and efficiency of internal organisational culture. Underperformance is sometimes a problem ...

REFLECTIVE REPORT: DEVELOPMENT OF A REWARD MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

Reflective Report: Development of a Reward Management System Overview of the situation I reflect my experience at TSB Bank, Benford branch in 2016. The bank was underperforming since the employees were unable to meet the monthly set targets. This situation impacted the bank’s revenue as well as the provision of services to customers. Even after several meetings between the head of operations and employees, the situation worsened each month. A team of specialist was set up to investigate the issue. I was given the mandate to lead this team, and our core task was to identify the problem ...

Human Resource Management (HRM) refers to the practices and knowledge within an organization that is concerned with the organization’s primary responsibility and employment relations (Redman, & Wilkinson, 2009). As such, it is a discipline that is guided by numerous models that include Guest, Harvard, Warwick, Storey, and Fombrun models. The Guest model developed by David Guest contends that the HR manager is initially presented with specific strategies which then create a need for certain practices within the organization in order to achieve the desired outcome. It bears six aspects that include HRM strategy and practices as well as behavior, ...

CLOSING CASE:

Teams Fuel Global Innovation at Whirlpool Cross functional team at Whirlpool Charles Jones came up with cross functional teams with his expertise and knowledge regarding the products that need maximum benefit at Whirlpool. He was actually hired to build a better and a global division that enhanced the cross functional teams, as such he was a Vice president of the company. there were reasons as such to select the cross functional team at Whirlpool because the design of the products matter and as such the new product development part has to be carried with some consequences that led to ...

Chapter 5: Findings and Discussion

In all types of organizations, including cross culture project team in all organizations, the concepts of job motivation is crucial since it plays significant roles in impacting the productivity of organization within which they operate. This study was aimed at finding factors that influence project team members motivation and how this affects the project performance within the finance industry in a multinational and multicultural setting. It was also to address factors that motivate project team members at the commencement of projects thus exploring how project managers alter them to influence the team member needs and priorities. It is the ...

Business Management

Introduction Businesses that are lucky to begin operations and operate profitably within the first two years should rely on a solid foundation based on responsive strategies if they are to maintain their success trajectory. The company, AM Shoe Shoppers, has been operating for eighteen months and is considerably doing well. The enterprise has been lucky to have survived this crucial phase without a clear strategic roadmap. It can be argued that the initial focus of buying in bulk and selling at a discount price made it possible for the company to weather formational challenges. However, as the company grows, ...

Introduction

Society nowadays uses the reward system to promote efficiency in a certain line of work, and this includes physicians,who are the primary health care providers. The laws and regulation in the United States suggest this kind of system in the medical field, to prioritize patients with health insurances. The doctors have already agreed, stating that this is an advantage for them (Fellows, 2014).

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In other words, the article states that US laws encourage physicians to deal with risk-based contracts. In the current state of the medical field, risk-based contract is defined as a negotiation wherein the type of ...

Ideally, an organization is a set of people who work together to achieve certain goals. There are many ways to get the organization functioning and make use of various management control measures to achieve the desired goals. Reward system is one such management control method which means to pay rewards or incentives to employees based on their performance. Although reward systems are introduced to serve multiple aims, the main aim however is to motivate and encourage the employees to perform better and beyond expectations. These rewards have to be externally competitive and must be in proportion to the market ...

Problems facing Starbucks

Despite being a leading innovator in the coffee industry. These innovations present the largest weakness for the giant. Innovations are risky and present the highest vulnerability for the chain. It has a reputation for creativity and new development which may decline if any of its innovations failed. It may also reduce its current standing if any other coffee chain had a better or a new innovation before the chain’s research and development team developed it. The coffee chain endeavors to create new innovations and offers its stores all over the world. It creates innovation based on the local ...

Alexander (2007) tells us that duty ethics, or deontology, is a normative theory regarding what people should do, rather than what they should be. Hence, duty ethics is chiefly concerned with actions people take, rather than the consequences stemming from those actions. Deontology, in broad strokes, posits that if an action is right in principle, then there is no moral obligation forbidding that action – it need not be avoided, regardless of consequences. Deontological theories are best understood in contrast to their consequentialist counterparts (Alexander, 2007). Consequentialism dictates that actions or intentions ought to be judged by the state of ...

Introduction

Background of the Study Hospitality companies constantly require to ensure the satisfaction level of its employees. It is due to the fact that the companies are more effective when they take steps to satisfy their employees (Langton, Robbins & Judge, 2007). The satisfied employees are considered an effective labor force and they become the key asset for the company’s effectiveness (Tepper, Lockhart & Hoobler, 2001). Various authors have identified the organizational performance as well as the willingness of employees to have sound working conditions. According to Jin-Zhao and Jing (2009) human resources are one of the key parts of the ...

It is commonly accepted that high motivation leads to better quality of performance and employees’ satisfaction. According to Stella (2008) employees’ motivation is a deep psychological process that promotes objectives for further achievements. It should be noted that motivated employees, generate higher revenues for the company and are more satisfied with their work. Proper usage of motivational stimuli enhances the company’s prosperity. However, the key question for each human resource manager is why personnel are not performing as well as expected. What should be done to improve this? In this paper, we shall describe the three motivational concepts, ...

HRM Issues in an Insurance Company

The Cases discussed below are related to Human Resource Management, experienced by the author as a human resource manager in an Australian Health Insurance firm. Each case has some distinct features typical of HR function and are addressed by the author using the relevant theories and practices on the issues. The cases are presented below

Scenario 1

This case represents a situation where a young male employee GS has been promoted as the manager in a regional office which is comparatively smaller than his previous location. His team consists of mainly part time female members, with similar and educational backgrounds and ...

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Scenario 1

Theories of team behavior that might assist GS in taking on his new role The position GS finds himself in is a tricky one, since he is tasked to implement a new service charter. In order to succeed, he has to perfectly understand several theories of team behavior. First, he should learn to develop and promote trust between the various players involved. Trust can only be enhanced if the workers in the organization are given the freedom to prosper and put their thoughts in work. It is also as a result of believing in the capabilities ...

Introduction

In Human Resource Management (HRM), establishing an effective performance review program, which is reliable, accepted, and valid at all levels, is one the main challenges that HR professionals face (Nankervis et al., 2013, p.334). The report will analysis the best practices in Human Resource Management that involve functional activities and strategic plans. In the Department of Defense, the HRM is a vital element in the department that entrust a vital role to entice top talent employees, improves their service and ensures there are reference actions that are successful for desired results in the newly employees. Putting in mind, the ...

Introduction

Business operating in the global business environment recognizes that the human resource management plays a significant role in enhancing and company's strategy. In the contemporary world, the performance management has become one of the essential and necessary components of the human resources management in the workplace. According to Jiang et al. (2012), the performance management is the HR policies and practices that lead to a particular type or level of performance and the management of the individual employees. For the National Australia Bank Group (NAB) to remain competitive in the banking industry, it has to formulate and implement various ...

Introduction

The workforce of any organization is one of the key components in achieving success. An underperforming staff member presents a big problem to the organization because of the inefficiency of their work. In this paper, ways through which an underperforming store manager in Coles Stores should be handled will be addressed. Underperforming workers hinder the progress of an organization making it less efficient and unable to meet its goals and mission. These employees need to be dealt with in the realms of their rights. Most companies start off by counseling underperformers, if this does not work disciplinary action is ...

The related constructs of reward system, organizational culture and supervisory intervention is boosting the four emotional drivers for employee motivation is one of the key tenets that have been explained in this framework. The emotional drivers are independent variables and depending on the organizational and supervisory functions and factors, employee motivation can be optimized. It is the responsibility of individual supervisors to provide careful attention to the drivers of employee motivation. Then, it is the effort of the entire organization to boost the overall employee morale and motivation levels by effectively using these four drivers. The organizational levers including ...

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Introduction Job planning is an essential factor for the success of an organization in the competitive business environment. It is important to design a compensation plan that will help to motivate an employee toward his job to improve the productivity of the organization. The compensation package is the necessary element for the success of human resource management. It helps in appraising the performance of the employees and keeps them happy with their job. The paper has been developed to understand the job of a Human Resources Representative for the PenFed Credit Union and prepare a job description for the ...

Summary

Over the past few years, there has been a growing interest among neurosurgeons on the potential for therapies that impact on diseases, over and above the movement disorders and pain. One of the biggest targets of this increasing interest has been the nucleus accumbens. It has been studied for long, as an area of the brain that mediates a variety of behaviors, including reward and satisfaction (Salgado & Kaplitt, 2015). With this in mind, the modulation of the biology of the Nucleus Accumbens through either deep brain stimulation or through biological therapies like gene therapy or the transplantation of cells ...

Introduction:

With the growing possibilities of work opportunities, employees have multiple jobs to choose from. One of the key influential factor to take up the decision of a job change is compensation. It motivates the employees to fulfil the expected roles and objectives assigned to them. Strategic compensation differs in such a manner that here the employee is not considered just as an overhead. The employee’s salary and related monetary benefits are directly related to the strategies that have been formulated to achieve the company’s crucial objectives that ensure the profitability and sustainability of the firm in the ...

Scenario 1

What theories of team behavior might assist GS in taking on his new role? In the given scenario, GS has been given a team of 24 employees who all have been working in the office for more than 5 years. This shows that all the team members are completely familiar with the organizational culture and norms, and are also well adjusted to their job roles. Furthermore, GS’s active interest in promoting conformity and harmony is also well-liked by all the team members, which also indicate that everyone is on the same page. These factors indicate that the team ...

Merkle began as a small data processing company. David Williams Merkle purchased the small company in 1988 and since then, David has remained at the helm of the company’s leadership. When he purchased Merkle, William was only 25 years old (Merkle, 2016). However, the young entrepreneur would beat all the odds by growing the company to have more than $382 million in revenues by the end of 2014. The company employs at least 3000 employees who are located in the more than 18 offices that Merkle operates in the United States, London, and China (Merkle, 2016). Over the ...

Various factors influence the basic total compensation design and decision-making in an organization, and this comprises of budgets, wage decisions, incentive plans, and retirement plans.

Budgets

The budgetary process is very crucial in any organization. Budgets are anticipated to conduct three broad functions: Planning Budgeting is necessary for the planning process since it enhances programming. It determines the activities undertaken by all entities in an institution. It deals with resource acquisition and allocation of resources and determines how to pay for services

Controlling and administering

Budgets help organizations to obtain and utilize resources in the appropriate manner. Managers can monitor how resources flow, ...

Introduction

The report presents discussion and analysis of compensation strategies of Nucor Corporation. The organizational structure significantly impacts the compensation system of an organization that affects its ability to attain strategic goals. If the compensation to executives is not aligned with the organizational culture then it may lead to adverse impact on the firm’s performance and lead to other consequences. Several studies indicate that the organizational culture has a significant impact on compensation as well as the firm’s performance. The firms offer different types of compensation to their executives that may affect the compensation structure. However, they are ...

Introduction

When we consider the sector of professional services, the greatest firm is PricewaterhouseCoopers. It is listed in stock as PwC and is operational in about 157 nations around the globe. The year of establishment of the Company is 1998. It so happened that the two Companies, Price Waterhouse, established in 1854, and Coopers and Lybrand, established in 1849, decided to merge and thus the Company was formed. The numbers of offices that function under the Company name are about 756. The total number of staffs employed by the Company reaches to about 208100. The purpose served by the Company ...

Question 1

Personality assessment According to the leadership trait theory, leaders tend to possess specific physical or psychological characteristics that make them able to outstand and lead the others (followers) (Kliem 2). Despite the fact that the trait leadership approach is usually based on researching the character traits of famous historical personalities, it can be used to investigate the leadership of modern leaders of international corporations. Current assignment focuses on investigating the personality traits of Eric Schmidt, the world-known former CEO of Google, who managed to significantly develop a unique organizational culture of Google and actively promote innovation. One of the ...

The human resource professionals and leaders are duty bound to manage and shape human capital by considering external factors and social conditions to improve the entire human resource process. The mission and vision of the organisation must be dynamic in order to drive the human resource programs and the entire human resource management system strategic. The strategic management of human capital means the human resource professionals or leaders should be able to align together all the essential factors of the HR system including recruitment/selection of employees, induction, training or mentoring, professional growth/development, evaluation or management of performance and salary ...

Introduction

An organisation is composed of people and they have the power to make or break it. If they feel associated and motivated, people can go an extra mile to see the organisation succeed. Alternatively, if they feel alienated and ignored, they will completely detach themselves. So, managing the human resource is very important for any company. The case of Wheeler Motor Services Ltd is one such example. The objective of this paper is to act as a management consultant, and provide consultation and advice for Richard Wheeler so that he can make difficult decisions that will in turn contain ...

Employee Resourcing

Employee resourcing entails HR concern with a range of approaches and methods used by the employers for resourcing the organizations in a manner that enables them to meet the key organizational goals. Thus, it involves the staffing including recruitment and selection as well as retention and the dismissal. Also, it involves, performance management including the appraisal as well as the management of employees performance. Further, it involves administration functions such as policy development, documentation, and procedural development as well as management of change (Beardwell, Holden & Claydon, 2004). However, although there is general agreement regarding what constitutes areas such as ...

Human Resource Management

Gap Incorporated.

Executive Summary3

1.Company Overview and Introduction6 1.1 Company mission..6 1.2 Company vision.6 1.3 Sources of revenue.7 1.4 Industry information and Market share.7 1.5 Number of employees and their demographics..8 2.Problem Definition and Research Objectives..10 2.1 Problem.11 2.2 Decision statement12 2.3 Research objectives12 3.Business Case for Business Research14 4. Research Plan and Methodology.16 4.1 Quantitative vs. Qualitative Data17 4.2 Secondary Data Collection.19 4.3 Primary Data Collection Tools20 4.4.Sampling Approacp0 5.Survey22 5.1 Survey Design Rationale.22 5.2 Focus Group Questions Rationale24 6. Implementation and Communication Plan26 6.1 Implementation Plan26 6.2 Timeline..28 6.3Budget..29 6.4 Communication plan30 8. References.32 7. Appendices

A: Survey Questions.34

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The researchers have selected their organization Gap Inc. based in Ottawa to conduct research on the prevalent HR issues pertaining to employee compensation system and performance management. It should be highlighted that the major HR problem across GAP is their flawed remuneration system that result in poor rewards for employees despite their dedication and inclination for job. It should be emphasized that poor reward system adversely impacts employee financial targets and job fulfillment, which in turn leads to lack of job motivation, low confidence and trust relationship with employers, reduced desire for growth in existing organization, greater absenteeism and ...

I. Introduction The focus of performance management and rewards is geared towards the preparation and carrying out of human resource policies and guidelines to equitably compensate employees according to their level of performance. The central goal of this human resource function is to employ competent individuals and use reward programs to stimulate them to work towards the purpose of the organization while making it possible to retain them in the long run. In line with these objectives, the performance and reward management was developed according to the ideas provided by motivational theories. This paper aims to evaluate the different ...

In the past thirty years, humanity has moved into a digital era where billions of people are connected via an ever advancing technology boom. Yousef starts his days by waking up to the sound of the alarm, and listening to the radio while driving his car to work. Then he works on the computer to do some tasks; after that he contacts some people by calling and texting them via Smartphone. In his leisure time, he just passes his fingertip over a screen and sinks into some application to update himself with the latest news headline continuing to use ...

Motivation is typically defined as an individual’s willingness to act or behave in a particular way. Motivation is a result of an individual’s cognition. People interpret a situation and then behave according to their understanding of that particular situation. The end goals or reaction of others would also determine the extent to which a person may be motivated to behave in a specific manner. Motivation may best be understood in terms of the biological, emotional, social, and cognitive forces that guide an individual’s behavior.

Disciplining is the process of teaching children to know the behavior that is acceptable and that which is not acceptable. It is not essay to discipline a child and there are no hard and fast rules regarding how parents should discipline their children. There are various approaches that parents can take to ensure that children follow instructions. These approaches my include punishing children for wrong doing and rewarding them for good behavior. However, one must consider the possible consequences of various approaches before embarking on disciplining a child. By design, some parents adopt approaches depending on how they were raised without ...

Introduction

Roberts (2003, p.89) argued that performance appraisal is a controversial management tool that provides answers to problems within the system design and administration of organizations. Majority of the organisations have adopted appraisal systems to enable it gauge employee performance in trying to boost morale, and reward them accordingly. However, despite the importance and popularity of the performance appraisal in organisations, its implementation and effectiveness have been controversial (Liu and Dong, 2012, pp. 150). In fact, some studies revealed that there are many performance appraisal systems that have completely failed to motivate employees to do a better job (Oh and Lewis, 2009, ...

Question 1

According to Chapter 12 (2) there are universal values that are used in most ways of life and at the same time are vary from culture to culture. The specific conditions that drive workers to put in all their energy and focus on the job depend on what they view as important. The Goal Setting Theory states that how individuals go about setting goals and achieving or responding to them.

1) The theory has been proven to work within one country and not in another because as explained, there are certain details that vary from one way of ...

Performance management at the national institute of management

- Advantages and disadvantages of the existing performance system The performance system that existed at the National Institute of Management (central India) was a unit based work measurement and reward system. This system was specifically good because it could measure the duration required to complete part of a job of the entire job. The system determines work measurement by using techniques that would indicate mental and physical effectiveness in work terms of every specific task. Each of the tasks had a specific number of units allocated to them. The number of units varied based on the nature of task. ...

Introduction

Geico has designed several effective strategies in order to satisfy and retain its employees, because the job market is tight and there is a lack of the skilled employees. Such as Geico has introduced reward programs, promoted effective communication, and designed a website so that employees can get the information regarding programs and benefits that the company is offering.

In this paper the association of the total reward program with the Chapter 2 of the textbook, a strategy ensuring the plan of Geico addresses all benefits, the effectiveness of communication that is attached with Geico’s total reward programs, and the improvements ...

Part one

Relate B2B to the four P’s of marketing (product, price, placement, promotion)

B2B is an abbreviation for Business-to-Business, which stands for commercial transactions between businesses, for example between a wholesaler and a manufacturer or between a retailer and a wholesaler. B2B is used in marketing therefore has a strong relationship with Porter’s four P’s of marketing. B2B exchange is the business transaction that takes place between two businesses without the involvement of a consumer. B2B demonstrated the four P’s in the following manner. The four P’s are the basics of an effective marketing plan that people conducting business transactions ought to ...

I agree with Hana, Ebtesam, Maha, and Sarah’s presentation, which articulates on the fact that the reduction in consumption of fruits and vegetables by adults and children increases the prevalence of obesity and overweight. The current presentation dwells on the fact that modelling offers a viable platform that increases the consumption of fruits and vegetables in children because it is merged with a reward system. Being a parent of two children, I agree with the fact that reward system as employed by the modelling method is effective in making children consume the required diets. As an example, when I want my ...

1. Read the end-of-chapter case in Chapter 12 of your text and do Internet research on NASA during both disasters, with particular emphasis on the disasters’ effects on the culture. Why do you feel it is so difficult to “sustain” cultural change in a large organization AFTER the immediate effects of a major event like Challenger or Columbia? What role should leadership play in working to “institutionalize” such cultural changes? 

It is difficult to sustain cultural change in an organization as large as NASA because aside from its various units being geographically disparate, which makes communication and coordination difficult, ...

The article by Kerr discusses a major flaw in most reward systems; what the systems reward is not what the organization or group they are used in wants to achieve. The author gives the example of the American voter community which wants presidential candidates that have comprehensive operative goals rather than those with official goals. On the contrary, the voters do not support candidates that emphasis more on their operative goals than their official goals. Kerr points out that such a reward system only ensures that the voters never get presidents with operative goals since most candidates opt to show their ...

The Human Resource Department is an integral part of every organization. Rooting from its traditional function of hiring and firing employees, HR’s responsibilities has grown into more dynamic aspect in line with the need of the organization. Nowadays HR goes hand in hand with the entire member of the company towards the achievement of growth and development. As the cycle stands, Human Resource Management begins with the selection of employees up to sending off resigned personnel. However, in between those processes, there are activities that the HRM does for the preservation and development of the company. Thus, ...

The Name of the School

Introduction Background and Objectives It is essential to the success of any company to have a human resource management plan in place. In a highly labor-intensive industry such as hospitality, companies often refer to their employees and clients as their “greatest asset.” In some areas, hospitality, travel, and tourism jobs provide an opportunity to work in a high-status environment with attractive pay and benefits and low rates of employee turnover. However, on the opposite side of the same coin, many workers experience adverse working conditions, low pay, and high turnover rates. Within the hospitality industry, organizations and managers often ...

In The Puzzle of Motivation video Dan Pink argues that ‘stick and reward’ system does not work as effectively in the 21st century as it did earlier and that nowadays it is appropriate to use different motivation methods (such as autonomy, mastery and purpose) in order to encourage people to work more creatively and efficiently. I agree with some points the presenter makes and disagree with the others. The point I disagree with is that rewards and namely monetary rewards do not work anymore in the 21st century except for the cases where it is necessary to perform some ...

Executive Summary

Organizational architecture determines how efficient or inefficient an organization is. An organization has to adopt a harmonized mix of the three core elements of organization architecture. The reward system, assignment of decision rights, and the performance evaluation criteria should display quantitative and qualitative balance. The ability to balance the above three elements brings about success in all organizations. When an organization’s architecture is continuously updated, it is in a perfect condition to respond to market shocks like competition and technological changes. The rate at which an organization successfully alters its architecture in response to market shocks directly influences its ...

Question 1 - The Roles of Incentives, Training, and Education in Promoting Innovation

Incentives Organizations use incentives as a vehicle to encourage personnel with measurable motivation while introducing change. When any organizational change is introduced, managers face enormous resistance from employees. Such a resistance is broken down or discouraged by offering employees various monetary, intrinsic and lifestyle incentives for supporting change. Organizations, as an example of change management, give a newly formed product or service to their sales department to generate revenue. To encourage this change activity, sales force may be offered increased commission percentages for them to embrace the product/service. Additionally, managers may offer explanations to the sales staff as to how it ...

Introduction

International Human Resource Management (IHRM) is concerned with the management of labor of a company that is international in operations. This implies that the company in question has several branches extensions of its parent company in its home country in other nations around the world (Harzing & Pinnington, 2011, p. 13). Multinational corporations are increasingly finding it necessary to conduct strategic international human resource management (SIHRM) due to the global dynamics in the manner in which businesses are conducted. The objectives of SIHRM are built to ensure that the managers are cognizant of the differences in world’s market segments in ...

Introduction

Managers can use an action plan as a mechanism of resolving both organizational and interpersonal challenges. This is mostly done by studying the behavior of how people interact with each other in the working environment, and the impact of such behavior on the organizational performance. Organizational behavior takes a close look at the human resource in order to understand what causes a given behavior. Organizational behavior also investigates on employee emotional aspects like; what can motivate employees to perform well and what causes their work to weaken. Mostly, what influences the state of an employee’s performance includes; teamwork, leadership factors, employee ...

IHRM

Introduction Firms that do not have the quality human resource face challenges in managing its operations globally and in attracting quality human resource (Farndale, Scullion, and Sparrow, 2010). Therefore it is critical for firms to manage their human resource. For this reason, the practices of human resource management are decisive in the success of the organization. As firms expand their operations to different countries, organizations have to consider a lot more factors than they have to when they are managing an organization that operates in only one country (Adler, 2002). Therefore, the role of international human resource management practices ...

Section 1: Relationship between reward systems and achievement of objectives

A strategic reward system is critical in measuring several aspects of team productivity. Some of the components of a strategic reward system include financial recognitions, awards, promotions and benefits. Organizations, which adopt such initiatives, do so with an expectation of an increase in productivity and quality of services. Reward systems are either tangible or intangible. Organizations use tangible rewards to employees for those tasks that are performed (Brown, 2001). These tasks must meet or go beyond the initial expectations. For the intangible rewards, employees are complimented in public based on their achievements in an organization. As far as achievement ...

Pay and Incentives are part of a reward system formulated by HR in consent with their management. These motivational instruments are offered to employees or groups not for their merit, but for their performance. Ed Lawler (1994) was among the first to champion the concept of reward for performance, integrating company strategy, pay systems and employee behaviours for higher productivity. Therefore, I beg to differ with my colleague on his point. Also, I don’t think “any given contribution to workplace performance” should merit the organization to increase pay or offer incentives to employees. Like I said earlier, pay and ...

Essay 1

Part 1 Part 2 - The article has some flow. The author presents the article by first providing a general overview of the article. Further, the author goes ahead and provides a problem statement that the article will try to address in the introduction. Consequently, there is smooth transition from the introduction into the body of the paper where the author concludes the first paragraph with the problem and indicates that different companies are using approaches. The following section on the development provides a description of a technology solution the companies are using. The author provides a description of the technology used ...

Riordan Manufacturing, the international plastics manufacturer, employs about 550 people with planned annual earnings of $46 billion. Riordan Industries, a Fortune 1000 enterprise with revenues in excess of $1 billion, owns the manufacturing company. Riordan’s manufacturing is separated into the following three groups: plastic beverage containers made in Albany, Georgia; normally prepared plastic parts in Pontiac, Michigan; and plastic fan parts made ​​in Hangzhou, China. With the goods being produced at the different parts of the world and different makes, Riordan’s major clients are motorized parts producers, aircraft builders, the U.S. Department of Defense, beverage bottlers and creators, ...

Riordan Manufacturing, the international plastics manufacturer, employs about 550 people with planned annual earnings of $46 billion. Riordan Industries, a Fortune 1000 enterprise with revenues in excess of $1 billion, owns the manufacturing company. Riordan’s manufacturing is separated into the following three groups: plastic beverage containers made in Albany, Georgia; normally prepared plastic parts in Pontiac, Michigan; and plastic fan parts made ​​in Hangzhou, China. With the goods being produced at the different parts of the world and different makes, Riordan’s major clients are motorized parts producers, aircraft builders, the U.S. Department of Defense, beverage bottlers and creators, ...

Abstract

Employee turnover is an issue that almost all HR managers have to deal with, and it is an area of serious concern. Attrition is something that HR managers address right from the recruitment stage till the time an employee exits an organization. It is ironical that exit, avoidance and retention is addressed even before the first step of recruitment happens. Many HR managers intuitively factor aspects like how long could an individual stay and be committed to an organization while interviewing them. Surprising as it sounds, however, it is a matter of truth and reality in the world of talent ...

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- Executive summary Jinnikins Jeans is a UK company established in early 2000 that sell designer clothes. The company’s directors have drawn much attention especially from the media due to their personal exploits, youthful entrepreneurism, and innovative use of internet for marketing. The company has in the past few years faced various challenges such as increased wage bill, low performance and reduced morale among various employees. This article examines the company’s approach to reward and the extent to which their approach is consistent with its business objectives. It also focuses on various theories of motivation including, instrumentality ( ...

In my initial definition of curriculum, I talked about it being the academic content that includes the learning objectives and the standards for any subject to be taught in schools. The curriculum is a guide that enables teachers to teach any particular course. The curriculum must consider all teaching aspects such as lesson plan, assignments, books, tests, and all materials that are important in the learning environment. However, the curriculum should not consider the resources, or requirements of the learning environment such as money, space, or internet access. My definition of curriculum is strongly related to teaching and learning because ...