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Total Rewards Flashcards

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  1. Total rewards encompasses which broad combination of elements?

    Answer: Compensation, benefits, and non-monetary rewards

    Total rewards includes compensation, benefits, work-life, recognition, and development opportunities.

  2. Which pay-for-performance element provides a permanent increase to base pay based on individual results?

    Answer: Merit increase

    A merit increase permanently raises base pay according to individual performance.

  3. When external pay rates rise faster than internal pay adjustments, this creates pressure known as:

    Answer: Pay compression

    Lagging internal adjustments behind market rates produce pay compression among existing employees.

  4. Which document communicates the full value of an employee's pay and benefits package?

    Answer: Total compensation statement

    A total compensation statement summarizes the full monetary value of pay and benefits for the employee.

  5. An employer's matching contribution to a 401(k) plan is an example of what reward category?

    Answer: Indirect compensation (benefits)

    Retirement plan matches are indirect compensation, a form of employee benefit.

  6. Which principle ensures employees in comparable jobs within an organization are paid fairly relative to one another?

    Answer: Internal equity

    Internal equity ensures fairness in pay relationships among jobs inside the organization.

  7. Paid time off, flexible scheduling, and remote work options fall under which total rewards component?

    Answer: Work-life effectiveness

    Work-life effectiveness includes flexibility and time-off programs that support employee well-being.