Compensation / George T. Milkovich and Jerry M. Newman.

By: Milkovich, George T [author]Contributor(s): Newman, Jerry M [co-author]Material type: TextTextPublication details: Texas : Business Publications, Inc., c1987Description: xiv, 645 pages ; 23 cmISBN: 0256037094Subject(s): COMPENSATION -- EMPLOYEELOC classification: HJ 7491 .M55 1987
Contents:
Part 1. Internal consistency: determining the structure -- Part 2. External competitiveness: determining the pay level -- Part 3. Employee contributions: determining individual pay -- Part 4. Employee benefits -- Part 5. Government's role and compliance -- Part 6. Managing the system.
Summary: The design of this book is largely based on four strategic choices involved in managing compensation systems.
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Includes index.

Part 1. Internal consistency: determining the structure -- Part 2. External competitiveness: determining the pay level -- Part 3. Employee contributions: determining individual pay -- Part 4. Employee benefits -- Part 5. Government's role and compliance -- Part 6. Managing the system.

The design of this book is largely based on four strategic choices involved in managing compensation systems.

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