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storky111

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A compa ratio index moving toward 12 would seem to indicate all but one of the following:
 
  (a) a senior work force in the pay grade
  (b) possible inflation of employee performance when recognizing merit in in-step increases
  (c) pay rates not in line with market conditions
  (d) many entry-level employees in the pay grade

Question 2

What would a compa ratio of 110 indicate?
 
  (a) salary range is competitive with market
  (b) salary range is low in relation to market
  (c) salary range is high in relation to market
  (d) average salaries paid are ten percent above the midpoint of the salary range



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

d



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