Compensation, organizational strategy, and firm performance

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Compensation, organizational strategy, and firm performance

Luis R. Gomez-Mejia, David B. Balkin

(South-Western series in human resources management)

South-Western Pub. Co., College Division, c1992

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 337-401) and indexes

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Description

Adopts a strategic and theoretical approach to compensation and its contribution to overall firm performance. It should be of interest to undergraduate, graduate, Master's and doctoral students of compensation and human resources management.

Table of Contents

Part I: General system. Compensation: breaking from the past and the search for new directions. Strategic choices in compensation. Patterns of compensation and organizational strategies. Overarching compensation strategies and firm performance. Part II: Strategic employee groups. Executive compensation strategies and firm performance: theoretical and empirical foundations. Strategic design of executive compensation programs and firm performance: policy choices and implementation issues. Compensation strategies for boundary spanners and firm performance: the care of sales. Part III: HRM subsystems. Performance contingent pay strategies and firm performance. Pay, human resource flows and firm performance. Governance of compensation systems and firm performance.

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