Vocabulary Basics for Business [Electronic resources]

Barbara G. Cox

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نمايش فراداده

Compensation

Full-Time Delivery Drivers Wanted

No weekend routes. Compensation commensurate with experience. Send employment history to Garza's Flowers, Attention: Human Resources Department.

WHAT DO YOU KNOW?

Circle T or F to indicate whether each of the following statements is true or false.

Q1

T

F

1. The human resources department at Garza's Flowers will probably review the applications and recommend or hire someone for the job.

A1:

True. Reviewing applications and recommending or hiring applicants for jobs are functions of human resources departments.

Q2

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F

2. Pay is probably better for someone with more experience or better experience.

A2:

True. Commensurate means "in proper proportion." Compensation refers to the pay and benefits an employee receives for doing a job. The phrase "compensation commensurate with experience" indicates that the salary or wages for a job will depend on the experience of the applicant. Someone with more related experience will be paid more than a person who has less experience.

Q3

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F

3. Someone who has little experience would probably be paid less than someone who has had more experience.

A3:

True. See the explanation for question 2.

TERMS RELATED TO COMPENSATION

human resources or personnel department the department in a business that manages the employment of its workers

compensation payment; in employment, compensation includes salary, wages, and benefits such as vacation time or health insurance

commensurate in proper proportion; fitting