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Methods of Pay
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Flat/fixed rate -
Get payed the same each month
E.g.
Teachers
Managers
Administrators
Advantage -
Able to plan because of knowing how much money they will receive
Disadvantage -
Worker is not motivated because they will get paid the same regardless of what they do
Commission
Receive percentage of the amount of things they sell
E.g
Car Sales people
Advantage -
Motivation
May be difficult to sell
Easier to see who's working productively
Disadvantage -
If it is difficult to sell, employees may leave
Time Rate
Paid by the hour
E.g
Shop assistants
Factory Workers
Advantage -
Paid for all hours at work even if you're not working
Everyone receives same rate for the same job
Can be paid for over time
Disadvantage -
Employer has to pay regardless of how much work they did
Employee may work slowly in order to do overtime for more money
Over time
Paid extra for working over your normal hours
E.g. Shop Assistants
Advantage -
Reward
Motivation
Better work
Disadvantage -
Employee could work slowly in order to do over time for more money
Increases wages bill of company
Some employees may say no to over time
Piece Rate
Paid for how many products they produce
E.g Factory Workers
Advantage -
Faster
Pace yourself
Paid by ability so it's fair
Disadvantage -
Need for speed may produce bad work
Slave Labour
Bonuses
Extra money awarded for good work
Advantage -
Motivates
More productive work
Less Customer Complaints
Disadvantage -
Targets must be realistic
Jealousy within the other people
Money alone may not motivate some people
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- GCSE Business Communication Note on Methods of Pay, created by dramaqueen72 on 05/06/2013.
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