企业薪酬分配公平性与员工薪酬满意感的关系研究

员工对组织薪酬的分配偏好会影响他们对薪酬分配公平性的感知,进而影响其薪酬满意感。本文构建了企业薪酬分配公平性与员工薪酬满意感之间的关系模型,提出了相应的研究假设。以160名企业员工为研究对象,本文运用统计分析技术验证了所提假设,证实薪酬分配的结果公平、程序公平、人际公平和信息公平对员工薪酬满意感有显著正向影响。本文对企业改进薪酬分配公平性和提高员工薪酬满意感有一定的管理启示意义。     

全面薪酬管理体系在某公司实施的现状分析

面对未来竞争激烈的经营环境,人力资源管理将成为影响企业经营成败的关键因素之一,健全的薪酬制度是吸引、激励及留住人才的有力工具。设计一套科学、合理的薪酬体系,成为企业薪酬管理的难点。全面薪酬管理将经济性薪酬和非经济洼薪酬结合起来。满足员工多层次、多方面的需求,是目前薪酬体系设计的发展趋势。文章阐述了某发电运营公司的全面薪酬管理体系,该薪酬体系以理论分析为基础,结合行业特点和公司实际,充分利用全面薪酬管理体系对员工进行短期、中期和长期的激励,兼顾其外在和内在需求,把经济性薪酬和非经济性薪酬紧密结合起来,实现了员工利益和企业的统一,在具体实践中取得了良好的效果,为企业取得较好的经济效益,促进了企业健康、良性及长远发展。     

薪酬管理中的公平性原则探析

传统的薪酬管理模式中存在着很多弊端,部分企业在薪酬管理中的存在不公平的现象,从而导致企业在薪酬管理上存在内部公平失衡,外部又缺乏竞争力。文章从薪酬管理的现状入手,在进行深入分析的基础上,提出了实现薪酬公平性的相关措施。公平的企业薪酬管理是企业和员工都非常重视的一环,其涉及到整个社会的和谐发展,薪酬的公平性能够提高企业员工的工作满意度,促使企业健康有序的发展。     

薪酬管理对企业员工工作绩效的影响研究

探讨员工感知的企业薪酬管理公平性对员工的薪酬满意感、情感性归属感、工作积极性和工作绩效的影响。结果表明,企业薪酬管理公平性与企业守法程度是影响员工薪酬满意感的重要因素;企业薪酬管理公平性通过员工的薪酬满意感和归属感,间接影响他们的工作积极性和工作绩效。     

薪酬管理公平性对员工薪酬满意感的影响

当前社会主义公平正义建设成为构建和谐社会的重要组成部分,公平因此成为我们薪酬管理的价值追求。企业薪酬管理的公平程度会对职工的归属感、工作效率等方面产生重要的影响。所以我们在对国内外薪酬公平管理的情况,结合我国薪酬公平管理的状况,重点对薪酬管理公平性对员工的薪酬满意程度的影响作了研究分析,从中我们认为薪酬管理公平性不仅会对员工薪酬满意感产生重要影响,更会直接或间接影响到职工的工作效果,进而影响到整个企业的经济效益。     

金钱偏好：如何影响薪酬和薪酬满意度之间的关系？

本研究运用问卷调查法考察了薪酬和金钱偏好对薪酬满意度的四个方面（薪酬水平满意度、福利满意度、薪酬管理满意度、薪酬增长满意度）的不同影响。来自同一家企业的139名员工参加了调查,完成了金钱偏好和薪酬满意度问卷,并报告了他们的薪酬水平。在对139个员工样本的多元回归分析中发现：薪酬对福利满意度有显著的积极影响,而金钱偏好对薪酬水平满意度和薪酬增长满意度有显著的消极影响。进一步,又考察了金钱偏好对薪酬和薪酬满意度的四个维度之间关系的调节效应,发现：在低金钱偏好组中,薪酬对福利满意度和薪酬增长满意度有显著的积极影响;而在高金钱偏好组中,薪酬对四个薪酬满意度维度均没有显著影响。我们讨论了研究结果对管理实践的意义。     

企业薪酬管理公平性对员工工作绩效的影响

企业薪酬管理与员工工作绩效问题是企业维持正常运行过程中的重要影响因素。而企业员工产生的工作绩效往往与薪酬管理公平性相关联。薪酬管理具有公平性,在一定程度上将对员工开展各项工作有着直接的促进作用。下文将结合企业薪酬管理公平性,探讨其对员工工作绩效的影响。     

价值观、积极情感与薪酬满意度的关系

通过对一家高科技制造型上市公司175名员工的调查数据,分析了价值观、积极情感和薪酬满意度各个维度的关系。结果表明,价值观、积极情感和薪酬水平的交互作用对薪酬水平满意度、薪酬管理满意度和薪酬提升满意度有显著影响,但对薪酬福利满意度的影响不显著;同样的薪酬水平,经济型价值观的高积极情感员工的薪酬满意度高于低积极情感的员工,且薪酬水平的变化对薪酬满意度的影响更加显著。     

企业全面薪酬体系研究

薪酬体系是企业进行人力资源管理与实践的一个非常重要的工具。薪酬体系设计极具挑战性和灵活性,它既是一门社会科学,同时也是一门管理艺术。随着我国市场经济的不断发展和完善,尤其是我国加入WTO以后,国内外经营环境瞬息万变,单一的薪酬模式再不能满足员工的需要,其正逐步为复合的薪酬模式所取代。全面薪酬体系将经济性和非经济性薪酬有机结合,充分发挥了薪酬的整体作用,并将经济学、管理学、心理学原理融入其中,极大地提高了员工的满意度和工作积极性,增强企业在行业中的竞争力。     

建筑企业技术员工薪酬满意度差异及其影响因素分析——基于同级薪酬视角

基于建筑企业178名技术员工问卷,运用单因素方差分析法和Logistic模型,分析了建筑企业技术员工薪酬满意度差异及其影响因素。结果表明:专业技术人员的薪酬满意度低于相应的技术施工人员和一般技术人员的水平,后两者薪酬满意度没有显著差异;同级薪酬公平、同级薪酬满意、加薪对技术员工整体薪酬满意度有显著正向影响,工龄和单一的福利则对技术员工整体薪酬满意度有显著负向影响。     

薪酬战略与薪酬满意度的关系

本文对我国三个地区11家企业287份有效问卷进行统计分析,在控制了基本的个人和组织变量、工资水平后,结果发现基于岗位的薪酬制度能提高薪酬管理、福利两方面的满意度;有奖金的薪酬制度能提高薪酬水平的满意度;高于外部市场平均水平的薪酬制度能提高薪酬管理、福利两方面的满意度;以长期绩效来定奖金的薪酬制度与薪酬满意度不相关;以个体绩效为主要标准确定奖金的薪酬制度能提高四个方面的薪酬满意度。     

Incentive Pay and Firm Performance: Moderating Roles of Procedural Justice Climate and Environmental Turbulence

In connection with the literature on strategic reward and agency theory, this study investigates the effects of incentive pay on employee outcomes and firm performance. We identify employee outcomes, such as commitment and competence, as mediating processes that explain the effects of incentive pay on firm performance. We further propose procedural justice climate and environmental turbulence as boundary conditions that determine the strength of the effects of incentive pay on employee outcomes. The research model is tested using multisource data collected at three time points over a five‐year period from 227 Korean companies. Our analysis confirmed that incentive pay enhanced employee commitment and competence, which, in turn, improved the operational and financial performances of firms. The effect of incentive pay on employee commitment was negative for firms with a low procedural justice climate, but positive for firms operated under a highly turbulent environment. By contrast, the effect of incentive pay on employee competence was positive only for firms operated under a stable environment. This study enriches the literature by presenting and validating plausible underlying mechanisms and boundary conditions under which strategic performance–contingent incentive pay affects firm performance. © 2015 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.     

The role of pay secrecy policies and employee secrecy preferences in shaping job attitudes

Although pay secrecy continues to garner attention in human resource management, little research examines how these policies impact employees. Research inconsistently links secretive pay policies to unfavourable outcomes but has yet to consider that employees may have varying attitudes toward these policies. We examine how employee preferences modify the effect that organisational pay secrecy policies have on employee attitudes in a sample of 431 employed adults. To accomplish this goal, we create measures of pay secrecy policies and pay secrecy preferences that each differentiate two facets of pay secrecy: distributive pay non‐disclosure and communication restriction. Polynomial and moderated regression analyses indicated that disparities between employee preferences and organisational pay secrecy policies can reduce job satisfaction and perceptions of informational, interpersonal, and procedural justice under certain circumstances. These results simultaneously highlight the importance of employee attitudes toward pay secrecy policies and the challenges human resource practitioners face in managing employees with diverse preferences.     

International human resource management: a North American perspective,a thematic update and suggestions for future research

This research explores the direct influence of pay referents and procedural justice on pay satisfaction, job satisfaction and organization satisfaction, and the mediating role of these three aspects of satisfaction between forms of justice and unionization propensity. To test the importance and directions of these relations, we used a LISREL-type structural equation model. The findings showed that the three equity referents of organizational justice (internal, external and individual) are linked to pay satisfaction, and that distributive justice is a better predictor of pay satisfaction than procedural justice perceptions. In contrast, procedural justice is a better predictor of organizational satisfaction and job satisfaction than are distributive justice perceptions. The final model suggests that job satisfaction and organization satisfaction significantly influence propensity to join a union compared with organizational justice perceptions. The paper also specifies the limitations of the study and its practical implications, and makes suggestions for future research.     

Pay level satisfaction and employee outcomes: the moderating effect of autonomy and support climates

The present study examined autonomy climate (AC) and support climate (SC) as moderators of the relationship between pay level satisfaction (PLS) and employee outcomes (i.e. job satisfaction, affective commitment and intention to stay). Survey data were collected from 5801 Belgian employees, representing 148 units. The hypotheses derived from distributive justice theory and from research on the meaning of money received partial support. Multilevel analyses revealed that AC buffered the negative effects of low PLS on all three outcomes, and that SC exacerbated the negative effects of low PLS on intention to stay. Theoretical and practical implications of this differential moderating effect are discussed.     

Pay‐Level Satisfaction and Employee Outcomes: The Moderating Effect of Employee‐Involvement Climate

The present study examined employee‐involvement climate (i.e., information‐sharing and decision‐making climate) as a moderator of the relationship between pay‐level satisfaction and employee outcomes (i.e., job satisfaction, affective commitment, and turnover intention). Survey data were collected from 22,662 Belgian employees, representing 134 organizations. The hypotheses derived from distributive justice theory and from research on the meaning of pay received partial support. Multilevel analyses revealed that a decision‐making climate buffered the negative effects of low pay‐level satisfaction, and that an information‐sharing climate exacerbated the negative effects of low pay‐level satisfaction. Theoretical and practical implications of this differential moderating effect are discussed.     

Pay fairness and intrinsic motivation: the role of pay transparency

The fairness of managerial pay can be judged in terms of its distributive justice properties (‘is my pay fair when compared to others’) and its procedural justice properties (‘is my pay fairly determined’). While both types of justice have been studied extensively in the organizational literature, their relative importance in predicting work-related outcomes is still open to debate. In this paper, we provide field evidence that the relationship between pay justice and managers' intrinsic motivation is moderated by pay transparency, which is the extent to which managers know each other's pay levels. In a homogeneous sample of 139 Slovenian bank managers, we find that procedural justice is a better predictor of intrinsic motivation when pay transparency is low, and that distributive justice is a better predictor of intrinsic motivation when pay transparency is high. These findings that are congruent with fairness heuristic theory (Van den Bos, Lind, Vermunt and Wilke 1997a) suggest the importance of considering pay transparency for understanding and designing fair managerial pay systems.     

基于团队的薪酬体系设计探讨

员工对薪酬体系的公平和风险感知是影响其态度和行为的关键因素。建立科学的绩效评价体系,依据职位层次和工作任务特点确定适当的变动薪酬激励强度,选择适合团队规模和绩效特点的团队绩效薪酬激励强度,以及与团队任务和团队成员特点相匹配的团队绩效薪酬分配规则,是基于团队的薪酬体系设计的核心。     

Does contingent pay encourage positive employee attitudes and intensify work?

This article explores the relationships between three dimensions of contingent pay – performance‐related pay, profit‐related pay and employee share‐ownership – and positive employee attitudes (job satisfaction, employee commitment and trust in management). The article also examines a conflicting argument that contingent pay may intensify work, and this can detract from its positive impact on employee attitudes. Of the three contingent pay dimensions, only performance‐related pay had direct positive relationships with all three employee attitudes. Profit‐related pay and employee share‐ownership had a mix of negative and no significant direct relationships with employee attitudes, but profit‐related pay showed U‐shaped curvilinear relationships with all three employee attitudes. The results also indicated that performance‐related pay is associated with work intensification, and this offsets some of its positive impact on employee attitudes.