Across
- 2. A common form of short-term variable pay.
- 6. This justice type concerns the fairness of how rewards are decided.
- 8. A key concern in both distributive and procedural justice.
- 10. Hint / Clue
- 14. This effect refers to motivating current employees through performance pay.
- 16. Often the goal of performance-based pay — to increase this.
- 18. This type of pay fluctuates based on performance or company results.
- 19. A workforce group more cautious about "at-risk" compensation.
- 20. The guaranteed portion of an employee’s income.
- 21. This theory focuses on aligning employee goals with employer goals.
Down
- 1. A compensation plan should align with this high-level business direction.
- 3. This effect explains why people choose jobs based on pay system preferences.
- 4. The force that drives employees to act toward goals, influenced by compensation.
- 5. This type of justice relates to the amount of reward given.
- 7. A theory suggesting people choose behaviors with the best reward outcome.
- 9. An example of non-monetary, flexible reward used in uncertain performance jobs.
- 11. A core need in motivation theories related to personal control and freedom.
- 12. Acronym for measurable indicators used in performance evaluation.
- 13. One of the psychological needs in self-determination theory.
- 15. This theory emphasizes fairness in exchange processes.
- 17. A potential result when employees feel underpaid or unfairly treated.
