Occupations covered in the Fair Labor Standards Act
Which of the following
is part of cash compensations offered to employees?
·
Merit increases
Which of the following
is part of benefits offered to employees?
·
Paid vacation
The _____ theory
suggests that people evaluate the fairness of their situations by comparing
them with those of other people.
·
equity
The amount an
organization must pay to compete against other companies that hire similar
employees is referred to as _____.
·
labor market
competition
Product market
comparisons that focus on labor costs are likely to deserve greater weight
when:
·
the supply of labor is
inelastic
The use of _____
permits a company to recognize differences in employee performance, seniority,
training, and so forth in setting individual pay.
·
rate ranges
A pay policy line:
·
can be generated using
statistical procedures, such as a regression analysis.
The major disadvantage
of using _____ is that some jobs will be underpaid and other jobs will be
overpaid.
·
pay grades
Actual pay exceeds
that of the pay policy when the compa-ratio is _____.
·
greater than 1.00
Which of the following
is an advantage of a skill-based pay?
·
It provides the
opportunity for leaner staffing levels and supports decision making by
knowledgeable employees.
Which of the following
is a disadvantage of skill-based pay?
·
Possibility of
generating a large bureaucracy
Which act states that
employers may face claims in situations where a discriminatory decision was
made many years earlier but the effect (lower pay) continues into the more current
period?
·
The Lilly Ledbetter
Fair Pay Act
Which group of
employees is exempt from the Fair Labor Standards Act?
·
Administrative
employees
Which of the following
is true of occupations covered in the Fair Labor Standards Act?
·
Employees in nonexempt
occupations are eligible for overtime pay.
Two pieces of
legislation require federal contractors to pay employees no less than the
prevailing wages in the area. Which of the following covers all government
contractors receiving $10,000 or more in federal funds?
·
The 1936 Walsh-Healy
Public Contracts Act