Asked by Ogheneruno Siakpebru on Apr 24, 2024

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Employees' conclusions about equity depend on

A) what they choose as a standard of comparison.
B) how much money they think the company CEO makes.
C) what level of income they believe they should be at by this point in their lives.
D) what benefits they receive.
E) if they think they can bargain for a higher rate of pay.

Standard of Comparison

A benchmark or criterion used to evaluate the quality or performance of a product, service, or individual.

Equity

The value of shares issued by a company, representing ownership interest, or fairness and impartiality within the context of employment or law.

Benefits

Advantages or perks provided to employees in addition to their salaries, such as health insurance, retirement plans, and paid time off.

  • Recognize the factors that influence employees' perceptions of equity in the workplace.
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Yamaries Rivera6 days ago
Final Answer :
A
Explanation :
Employees' conclusions about equity are subjective and depend on what they choose as a standard of comparison. They may compare their pay to that of colleagues in similar positions, or to industry or regional averages, and their perception of equity will differ in each case. The other options listed may also play a role but are less critical than the standard of comparison.