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According To An ILO Publication Job Evaluation Offers The Following Advantages

The document discusses the advantages of job evaluation including establishing an equitable wage structure, minimizing conflicts between unions and management, simplifying wage administration, providing a basis for wage negotiations, facilitating placement of new jobs, and providing a realistic basis for wage determination.

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According To An ILO Publication Job Evaluation Offers The Following Advantages

The document discusses the advantages of job evaluation including establishing an equitable wage structure, minimizing conflicts between unions and management, simplifying wage administration, providing a basis for wage negotiations, facilitating placement of new jobs, and providing a realistic basis for wage determination.

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According to an ILO publication job evaluation offers the following

advantages:

1. Job evaluation being a logical process and objective technique helps in developing

an equitable and consistent wage and salary structure based on the relative worth of

jobs in an organisation.

2. By eliminating wage differentials within the organisation, job evaluation helps in

minimizing conflict between labour unions and management and, in turn, helps in

promoting harmonious relations between them.

3. Job evaluation simplifies wage administration by establishing uniformity in wage

rates.

4. It provides a logical basis for wage negotiations and collective bargaining.

5. In the case of new jobs, job evaluation facilitates spotting them into the existing

wage and salary structure.

6. In the modem times of mechanisation, performance depends much on the

machines than on the worker himself/herself. In such cases, job evaluation provides

the realistic basis for determination of wages.


7. The information generated by job evaluation may also be used for improvement

of selection, transfer and promotion procedures on the basis of comparative job

requirements.

8. Job evaluation rates the job, not the workers. Organisations have large number of

jobs with specialisations. It is job evaluation here again which helps in rating all

these jobs and determining the wages and salary and also removing ambiguity in

them.

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