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NEW MODELS FOR ASSESSING PERFORMANCE AND SALARY IMPLICATIONS IN INFRASTRUCTURE COMPANIES

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JANUARY-DECEMBER 2019   -  Volume: 7 -  Pages: [7 p.]

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.6036/MN9285

Authors:

CARLOS ANTA CALLERSTEN - JOSE LUIS ARROYO BARRIGÜETE

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  • Organization and management of enterprises (ORGANIZACIÓN DE RECURSOS HUMANOS )

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Key words:
valoración del desempeño, salarios, empresas de infraestructuras, performance status, wages, infrastructure companies
Article type:
COLABORACION/COLLABORATION DAMR
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COLLABORATIONS

Based on information on 5,150 employees of an infrastructure multinational, an analysis on a new performance appraisal model and its relationship with salary management has been carried out. The conclusion is that salary increases below 10% are almost exclusively linked to performance, while higher promotions are usually assigned to employees with great potential, being their performance a less relevant factor.

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