The actual funding for Social Security benefits comes from the _____.

Tessy, a senior accountant at a private bank in Massachusetts, retired at the age of 62. Upon retirement, she received a benefit amount from the bank. This benefit amount equaled the total sum of money she had added to her pension plan each year plus the amount that the bank added to it every year. In this scenario, the sum of money that Tessy received post retirement comes from the _____.

In the context of compensation, which of the following statements is true of internal equity?

Which of the following is a dimension of interactional justice that refers to the extent to which the decision maker of a layoff decision provides details about the rules used to make the decision and how they were applied?

Jennifer, an account manager in an automobile company, has work experience of 6 years and has become one of the best employees of the company in the 2 years since joining. However, she resigns from her job when she finds out that most of the new employees with only 2 or 3 years of experience in the company are paid the same salary as hers. In the given scenario, Jennifer most likely resigns because of _____.

Employee leasing involves an organization paying a fee to a company that provides a pool of employees to the organization on a temporary basis.

A leading placement consultancy firm gathered and presented information about the average compensation for attorneys to its clients. This information included data on the compensation paid by other law firms in a specific geographic region. The firm used this information to inform its clients about the companies that have the most external equity. Which of the following methods has the placement consultancy firm most likely used to gather information about compensation rates at different firms?

Which of the following statements is true of employing part-time workers in an organization?

Brenda, the chief technical officer of a telecommunications company, is a member of the Golden Scion Country Club, one of the most exclusive country clubs in the United States. Having a membership in such country clubs is usually expensive. It is, however, free of cost for Brenda as it is paid for by her company. In the given scenario, which of the following options best describes the membership given to Brenda by her company?

Exceptions to the employment-at-will doctrine are inapplicable when: