The document discusses performance appraisal systems and their role in employee retention. It suggests a merit-based incentive plan that differentiates pay based on individual performance. The key advantages of this system are that it rewards high performers and encourages excellence. However, it also has disadvantages like introducing subjectivity and potentially dividing employees. Overall, performance appraisals are important for evaluating compensation packages as rewards that motivate improved performance going forward.
The document discusses performance appraisal systems and their role in employee retention. It suggests a merit-based incentive plan that differentiates pay based on individual performance. The key advantages of this system are that it rewards high performers and encourages excellence. However, it also has disadvantages like introducing subjectivity and potentially dividing employees. Overall, performance appraisals are important for evaluating compensation packages as rewards that motivate improved performance going forward.
The document discusses performance appraisal systems and their role in employee retention. It suggests a merit-based incentive plan that differentiates pay based on individual performance. The key advantages of this system are that it rewards high performers and encourages excellence. However, it also has disadvantages like introducing subjectivity and potentially dividing employees. Overall, performance appraisals are important for evaluating compensation packages as rewards that motivate improved performance going forward.
The document discusses performance appraisal systems and their role in employee retention. It suggests a merit-based incentive plan that differentiates pay based on individual performance. The key advantages of this system are that it rewards high performers and encourages excellence. However, it also has disadvantages like introducing subjectivity and potentially dividing employees. Overall, performance appraisals are important for evaluating compensation packages as rewards that motivate improved performance going forward.
MANAGING HR FOR EXCELLENCE TIME 20 MINUTES TOTAL 15 MARKS QUIZ 3
Name: Sk. Shamim Iqbal ID.: 17-58
Proper performance appraisal system and reward and recognition are the key conditions of retention. For your organization which performance appraisal system do you suggest for merit based reward package that will add value to retention? Answer: Performance: Employees are performing well when they are effective, productive and reaching the set goals or company targets. An employee who is at work on time, rarely absent, who reduces the number of work-related accidents and who has an appropriate level of productivity will be considered a good performer.
Performance Appraisal: A performance appraisal is an evaluation of employees by
supervisors. Most employees wish to have feedback on their job performances. Appraisals are helpful in many human resource decisions: selection, training, promotion, transfer, wage, salary, appraisals may aid in improving overall personnel performance.
For my organization I have chosen compensation/Incentive plan is the key retention policy. The reasons of such choice with pros & cons are given below:
Compensation: Incentive Plans: Merit Pay: An incentive plan implemented on an institutional
wide basis to give all employees an equal opportunity for consideration, regardless of funding source. The merit increase program is implemented when funds are designated for that purpose by the institution's administration, dependent upon the availability of funds and other constraints. Advantages of Merit pay:
Allows the employer to differentiate pay given to high performers.
Allows a differentiation between individual and company performance. Employees should be paid what they are worth Pay scales based on seniority or service perpetuate inequality (i.e., the equal treatment of employees whose job performance is not equal) Without recognition of high performing employees, the company risks the loss of highly competent, well-motivated people and at the same time fails to encourage high performance standards. Merit programs draw and hold superior performers, since these programs reward skill, effort, and provide opportunities for advancement.
Disadvantages of Merit pay:
The pay is subjective.
Merit pay often depends on subjective judgments. Merit pay plans may create problems in employee relationships, problems in morale related to jealousy, fear, favoritism, undesirable competition, and job insecurity. Merit programs tend to develop divisive and competitive attitudes rather than cooperation among employees. Merit rating places employees in a competitive position for salary increases. This competition between employees might go against organizational objectives of teamwork and cooperation.
Concluding Remarks: Performance appraisals help to evaluate compensation packages for
employees. Packages, which include bonuses, higher salary rates, extra benefits and allowances, are dependent on how an employee is performing. Besides, Performance appraisals serve as a motivational tool. Through evaluating the performance of employees, if the targets are achieved, a person’s efficiency can be determined. This motivates a person to work toward perhaps a better job, and helps him or her to improve performance in the future.