amish Life, an insurance company, defines the difference in pay between an entry-level recruiter and an entry-level assembler, as well as the difference between an entry-level recruiter, the HR manager, and the organization's Vice President. Which of the following is being exemplified in this scenario?

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Kathryn Larson

5 February, 02:42

amish Life, an insurance company, defines the difference in pay between an entry-level recruiter and an entry-level assembler, as well as the difference between an entry-level recruiter, the HR manager, and the organization's Vice President. Which of the following is being exemplified in this scenario?

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Abram Odonnell · Answer 1

Answer: Two things are being exemplified here;

1.) Pay structure

2.) Job structure

Explanation: A pay structure in an organisation defines what an employee will earn based on some factors such as; efficiency; length of time; value; position. (the difference in pay between an entry-level recruiter and an entry-level assembler)

While a job structure defines the different levels employees in an organisation are in and who they report to. (as well as the difference between an entry-level recruiter, the HR manager, and the organization's Vice President)