Workload Analysis (WLA) and Job Evaluation are two methods used to analyze jobs and determine appropriate compensation. WLA focuses on measuring the workload and time required to complete tasks, while Job Evaluation examines the skill, effort, and responsibility levels required for different positions. Jobs are classified into levels like top, middle, lower, and staff/clerk based on factors like complexity of work, impact of decisions, and management responsibilities. The results of WLA and Job Evaluation are then used to determine appropriate remuneration levels, improve productivity, and ensure efficiency across positions.