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HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PRACTICE - Fichier PDF

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624 ❚ Rewarding peopleTHE AIMS OF REWARD <strong>MANAGEMENT</strong>The aims of reward management are to:●●●●●●●●●●●●●reward people according to what the organization values and wants to pay for;reward people for the value they create;reward the right things to convey the right message about what is important interms of behaviours and outcomes;develop a performance culture;motivate people and obtain their commitment and engagement;help to attract and retain the high quality people the organization needs;create total reward processes that recognize the importance of both financial andnon-financial rewards;develop a positive employment relationship and psychological contract;align reward practices with both business goals and employee values; as Brown(2001) emphasizes, the ‘alignment of your reward practices with employee valuesand needs is every bit as important as alignment with business goals, and criticalto the realization of the latter’;operate fairly – people feel that they are treated justly in accordance with what isdue to them because of their value to the organization: the ‘felt-fair’ principle ofJaques (1961);apply equitably – people are rewarded appropriately in relation to others withinthe organization, relativities between jobs are measured as objectively as possibleand equal pay is provided for work of equal value;function consistently – decisions on pay do not vary arbitrarily and without duecause between different people or at different times;operate transparently – people understand how reward processes operate andhow they are affected by them.THE PHILOSOPHY OF REWARD <strong>MANAGEMENT</strong>Reward management is based on a well-articulated philosophy – a set of beliefs andguiding principles that are consistent with the values of the organization and help toenact them. These include beliefs in the need to achieve fairness, equity, consistencyand transparency in operating the reward system. The philosophy recognizes that ifHRM is about investing in human capital from which a reasonable return is required,then it is proper to reward people differentially according to their contribution (ie thereturn on investment they generate).

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