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An Ideal Wage Structure of an Employee (with diagram)

An Ideal Wage Structure of an Employee! Once job evaluation is over, its data can become basis for developing wage structure for the organisation. This means establishing co-relation between ranking, grades, values or points obtained from various job evaluation methods discussed above. Wage structure depends on wage survey and factors influencing organisation to fix wage levels. […]

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Causes of Accident: 4 Important Causes of Accident | Employee Management

Causes of accidents can be broadly decided under the following four broad classifications:- (a) Intrinsic Causes (Job Contents): These are the causes of accidents arising out of job content. For e.g.: Fire accident and over exposure to heat; fall from tall towers; accidents due to incompetence and lack of adequate training. […]

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Demotion: Necessity and Causes of Demotion of an Employee

Demotion: Necessity and Causes of Demotion of an Employee! Demotion is just the opposite of promotion. It is a downward movement of an employee in the organisational hierarchy with lower status and lower salary. It is a downgrading process and is insulting to an employee. Demotion is a punishment for incompetence or mistakes of serious nature on the part of [...]

By |2014-03-18T14:26:57+05:30February 1, 2014|Employee Management|Comments Off on Demotion: Necessity and Causes of Demotion of an Employee
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