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JOB EVALUATION METHODS

1.RANKING 2.CLASSIFICATION 3.POINT METHOD

RANKING
simply orders the job descriptions from highest to lowest based on a global definition of relative value or contribution to the organization`s success. two ways of ranking : *alternative ranking *paired comparison

Exhibit 5.6: Paired Comparison Ranking

CLASSIFICATION
Uses class descriptions that serve as the standard for comparing job descriptions Classes include benchmark jobs

Outcome: Series of classes with a number of jobs in each

Exhibit 5.7: Classifications for Engineering Work Used by Clark Consulting

POINT METHOD
Three common characteristics of point methods:
Compensable factors Factor degrees numerically scaled Weights reflect relative importance of each factor

Most commonly used approach to establish pay structures in U.S. Differ from other methods by making explicit the criteria for evaluating jobs compensable factors

Designing a Point Plan: Six Steps


Conduct job analysis Determine compensable factors Scale the factors Weight the factors according to importance Communicate the plan, train users; prepare manual Apply to nonbenchmark jobs.

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