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By Ben Quick Labor and wages read do not copy The type of job one does and the financial compensation he or she receives are very important in our society Job type is linked to status as is wealth While the type of job one performs is arguably more important status wise than wealth bot ID: 566389

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Determining salary and wages

By: Ben QuickSlide2

Labor and wages

(read – do not copy)

The type of job one does and the financial compensation he or she receives are very important in our society. Job type is linked to status as is wealth. While the type of job one performs is arguably more important status wise than wealth, both are important to Americans.

Wealth does not always equal Success!Slide3

Investment in human capital

How does a company determine the value of an employee?

- scarcity/shortage (also called replacement cost)

Skills

Education

Job training (experience)

*all of these items represent forms of human capital, which makes the worker more productive.Slide4

Basic types of labor

Skilled

Unskilled

Professional

Can you guess which type of labor gets paid the most? The least?Slide5

Skilled labor

These are workers who have received specialized training to do their job.

Examples: carpenters, electricians, plumbers, business managersSlide6

Unskilled labor

These are workers who have received NO special training and have few skills.

Examples: construction workers, sanitation and custodial workers, factory assembly line worker, burger flipperSlide7

Professionals

Arguably the elite of the labor grades, these are workers who need an advanced degree to do their jobs.

Primarily three groups: Lawyers, doctors, teachersSlide8

Workplace skills

There are several skills that can make an individual more successful in the workplace:

1. Good attendance/punctuality

2. Ability to get along with others

3. Flexibility: willingness to adapt/learn new skills

4. Communications skills: Oral/Written

5. Leadership skills

6. Strong work ethicSlide9

Questions?