Objectives of performance incentive plans:
Incentive plans are designed and instituted to achieve the following basic objectives:
- Developing a productive work environment in order to meet organizational goals and objectives.
- Stimulate contributions above and beyond the normal standard of expectation.
- Promoting greater achievement in terms of outputs or results.
- Rewarding individual differences in goal achievement and risk taking.
- Financial incentive for suggestion plans - Aimed at motivating the employees to come forward with suggestions that could lead to cost cutting improvement in the level of productivity
- Incentives plans for production and sales persons - that it may be based on individual effort or group efforts.
- Executives’ financial incentives are given to top level managers and executives for performance that result in better organizational output and efficiency.
- Bonus Plan Incentive: Focuses on rewarding higher performers either as individual or as a group of workers for their excellent performances.
- Profit sharing scheme
- Employee’s stock option: Increase in output and profit is translated to tock( shares) for the employee.
- Scanlon Plan: under this plan employees agree to enhance and promote efficiency, seek got ways of cutting costs and bring in ideas that could lead to more profitability, then agree on how to share the gains resulting from increased efficiency.
- Piecework plan: Employees are assured of standard pay rates for each unit of output produced. Each job also has an hourly-base rate.
- Standard hour bonus
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