COMPENSATION
Compensation is defined as the
cumulative financial and non-financial rewards payable to employees in return
for their services. Financial rewards are related to wages, bonus, profit
sharing, pension plans, paid leave and purchase discount which the employees
received as an exchange for their contribution to the organization. However, non-financial
rewards are relational returns which emphasize making life on the job more
attractive consists of recognition and status, employment security, challenging
work and learning opportunities. The financial and non-financial rewards are
usually based on the value of the job, level of personal contributions, efforts
and performance. At the organizational level, compensation is critical in
attracting, retaining and motivating the employees to continue contributing
towards organizational success. Compensation also being an important reason to
influence individuals’ choices to work with an organization. Many organizations
not only use the compensation system to reward and recognize employees’ efforts
and contributions, but also, as a motivation to improve employees’ productivity
through improving job performance, preventing the intention to leave and
increasing career satisfaction.
BENIFIT
Benefits are optional, non-wage
compensation provided to employees in addition to their normal wages or
salaries. These types of benefits may include group insurance such as health,
dental, vision and life disability income protection, retirement benefits,
daycare, tuition reimbursement, sick leave, vacation, funding of education, as
well as flexible and alternative work arrangements. A fringe benefit is a
meandering incentive contracted to an employee or a group of employees as a
part of executive membership, which influences performance and employee
retention .It can be argued that benefit scheduling is a critical section of
human resource planning process on account of huge expenditures and financial
resources approved for the future At the
managerial level, benefit is critical to attract, retain and motivate the
employees to continue work for organizational success.

While financial rewards are important, offering non-financial benefits ensure the employee motivation and satisfaction. Benefits such as flexible working hours, career development opportunities, commendation programs, and a positive work culture can significantly boost morale and loyalty of the employee. Here you have clearly outlined the value of the both types of the benefits.
ReplyDeleteThank you Thivon for your thoughtful comment and I'm totally agreed with you. financial rewards are important, offering non-financial benefits ensure the employee motivation and satisfaction.
DeleteThis write-up offers a strong overview of compensation and benefits, effectively linking them to employee motivation and organizational performance. The clear explanation of both financial and non-financial aspects adds depth, making it informative and relevant for HR practices. Great clarity and focus throughout.
ReplyDeleteThank you Theranji for your valuable comment. You are absolutely right. financial and non-financial rewards payable to employees in return for their services. Financial rewards are related to wages, bonus, profit sharing, pension plans, paid leave and purchase discount which the employees received as an exchange for their contribution to the organization. Benefits are optional, non-wage compensation provided to employees in addition to their normal wages or salaries. These types of benefits may include group insurance such as health, dental, vision and life disability income protection, retirement benefits, daycare, tuition reimbursement, sick leave, vacation, funding of education, as well as flexible and alternative work arrangements.
DeleteThank you Theranji for your valuable comment. You are absolutely right. financial and non-financial rewards payable to employees in return for their services. Financial rewards are related to wages, bonus, profit sharing, pension plans, paid leave and purchase discount which the employees received as an exchange for their contribution to the organization. Benefits are optional, non-wage compensation provided to employees in addition to their normal wages or salaries. These types of benefits may include group insurance such as health, dental, vision and life disability income protection, retirement benefits, daycare, tuition reimbursement, sick leave, vacation, funding of education, as well as flexible and alternative work arrangements.
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