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BRWH

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Explain the difference between profit sharing and gain sharing.
 
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One advantage of larger groups is that they have a greater number of resources at their disposal to accomplish their goals.
 
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Answer to Question 1

Profit sharing is a kind of gain-sharing pay plan. Employees participating in profit-sharing plans receive a certain share of an organization's profits. Pay plans that are linked strictly to organizational performance are often called gain-sharing plans. In organizations that have such plans, employees are given a certain share of the profits that the organization makes or a certain share of the expenses that are saved during a specified period of time.

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