Job-Based Pay Structure Limitations
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Job-Based Pay Structure Limitations
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"Skill-based pay (SBP) is a rapidly spreading pay innovation that compensates for the range, depth and types of employee skills, rather than for the jobs employees perform." (Kim 1999)
Limitations
The limitations are vast, as employees are put into a pool rather than being judged and receiving monetary advancements based on performance. This type of pay structure is done for all government positions. A job is posted with all of the requirements and the ...
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