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What are the five main elements of a competency-based pay plan?
 
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________ teams are work groups consisting of people from different work areas who are empowered to direct and coordinate different projects.
 
  A) Contingent
  B) Transactional
  C) Cross-functional
  D) Transitory



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Answer: Most competency-based pay plans contain five elements. The employer defines specific required skills and chooses a method for basing the person's pay on his or her skills. A training system lets employees acquire skills. There is a formal competency testing system. And, the work is designed so that employees can easily move among jobs of varying skill levels.

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