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Main Author: Johnson, Millard F., Jr.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1987
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ363848
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author Johnson, Millard F., Jr.
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contents An Objective Method for Allocating Salary Increases. Johnson, Millard F., Jr. Academic Libraries Computer Software Higher Education Library Administration Library Personnel Management Information Systems Models Personnel Policy Resource Allocation Salaries Suggests a model for using a spreadsheet to allocate academic library salary increases. Seven variables are incorporated in the model: (1) experience; (2) difficulty of the job; (3) initiative; (4) cost of living; (5) inflation; (6) equity; and (7) merit. One reference is listed. (MES)
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spellingShingle An Objective Method for Allocating Salary Increases.
Johnson, Millard F., Jr.
Academic Libraries
Computer Software
Higher Education
Library Administration
Library Personnel
Management Information Systems
Models
Personnel Policy
Resource Allocation
Salaries
An Objective Method for Allocating Salary Increases. Johnson, Millard F., Jr. Academic Libraries Computer Software Higher Education Library Administration Library Personnel Management Information Systems Models Personnel Policy Resource Allocation Salaries Suggests a model for using a spreadsheet to allocate academic library salary increases. Seven variables are incorporated in the model: (1) experience; (2) difficulty of the job; (3) initiative; (4) cost of living; (5) inflation; (6) equity; and (7) merit. One reference is listed. (MES)
title An Objective Method for Allocating Salary Increases.
topic Academic Libraries
Computer Software
Higher Education
Library Administration
Library Personnel
Management Information Systems
Models
Personnel Policy
Resource Allocation
Salaries
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ363848