To attract highly capable and efficient employees so that their efforts produces higher organizational performance.
To retain talented employees for continuance of organizational performance and attainment of higher levels of competence.
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Manu Melwin Joy
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Kerala, India.
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3. Objectives of compensation management
• To attract highly capable and
efficient employees so that
their efforts produces higher
organizational performance.
• To retain talented employees
for continuance of
organizational performance
and attainment of higher levels
of competence.
4. Objectives of compensation management
• To increase the motivation and
morale of employees for
achieving higher employee
commitment towards goals and
objectives of the organization.
• To maintain market
competitiveness in order to
reduce or control employee
attrition which can affect
organizational functioning.
5. Objectives of compensation management
• To reward employees for their
productive contributions to
organization's bottom line.
• To integrate employee efforts
with organizational
performance management
systems for increased
effectiveness.
6. Objectives of compensation management
• To build employer branding
which is key to building a
pool of potential hires.
• To help employee meet
their economic, personal,
material, social and
psychological needs and
aspirations.
7. Objectives of compensation management
• To encourage employees to
develop their skills and
competencies by attaching
higher values to
compensation for increased
job performance.
• To elicit needed and
desirable behaviors from
employees.
8. Objectives of compensation management
• To comply with labor and
social legislations such as
The Minimum Wages Act,
1948, Equal Remuneration
Act, 1976, Section 529 –A
of the Companies Act,
1956 etc.