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Which of the following is NOT a financial method of motivation?
Which of the following is NOT a financial method of motivation?
Employees paid on a time rate receive more money if they work additional hours.
Employees paid on a time rate receive more money if they work additional hours.
True
What is performance-related pay?
What is performance-related pay?
Pay given to employees for reaching certain standards or targets.
In a profit sharing scheme, employees receive a share of the organization's __________.
In a profit sharing scheme, employees receive a share of the organization's __________.
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Match the following financial methods of motivation with their descriptions:
Match the following financial methods of motivation with their descriptions:
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What type of payment motivates employees to increase production through individual output?
What type of payment motivates employees to increase production through individual output?
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Bonus payments are typically considered as a fixed part of an employee's salary.
Bonus payments are typically considered as a fixed part of an employee's salary.
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How is commission structured in terms of employee motivation?
How is commission structured in terms of employee motivation?
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A financial method of motivation that rewards employees based on their overall performance is called __________ pay.
A financial method of motivation that rewards employees based on their overall performance is called __________ pay.
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Which motivation method might lead to a more engaged workforce due to shared interests in company profits?
Which motivation method might lead to a more engaged workforce due to shared interests in company profits?
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Study Notes
Financial Methods of Employee Motivation
- Companies use incentives like increased pay and better conditions to boost employee performance.
- Motivational theories outline ways to encourage employees.
- Managers are responsible for motivating employees using financial and non-financial methods.
- Employee compensation significantly affects motivation.
Time Rate System
- Employees are paid a fixed amount per hour or day.
- The more hours worked, the higher the wage.
Piece Rate System
- Employees are paid per item produced.
- Higher productivity leads to higher wages.
- Encourages increased effort and output.
Commission System
- Employees earn a percentage of sales.
- Increased sales directly correlate with higher commission.
- Motivation to sell more is increased.
Performance-Related Pay
- Employees get raises based on meeting standards or targets.
- Positive reinforcement for achieving specific goals.
Bonuses
- Additional pay for reaching organizational targets.
- Extra incentive for meeting goals and contributing to company success.
Fair Salary
- Fixed annual pay, typically paid monthly.
- Compensation should reflect the employee's job responsibilities.
Profit Sharing
- Employees receive a portion of the company's profits.
- Aligns employee interests with organizational success.
- Motivates higher productivity to enhance profits.
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Explore various financial methods used to motivate employees in the workplace. This quiz covers systems such as time rate, piece rate, commission, and performance-related pay, as well as the role of bonuses in motivation. Understand how managers implement these strategies to enhance productivity and employee satisfaction.
