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Vol. 1 No. 1 (2022): OPJU Business Review

Role of Compensation and Reward System on Organization Performance: A Review

DOI:
https://doi.org/10.63825/na9tgt39
Submitted
6 August 2025
Published
23 May 2022

Abstract

Each corporation now faces a difficulty in finding effective workers who contribute to the success of the business in this period of modernization. In addition, it can be difficult to pay staff employees appropriately based on their performance, which serves as a motivator. For an organization to attract, keep, and motivate qualified personnel, compensation is crucial. It is crucial to both employee and organizational performance. This idea of remuneration as a key consideration is particularly pertinent in the case of banks since, like other economic sectors, the banking industry requires effective, skilled, and motivated people resources. In order to better understand how the compensation and reward system affects organizational performance, a study has been conducted. By offering the best compensation and remuneration according to the norms, employees must be managed properly and promptly. The need for attracting and keeping the best personnel will be met by the generous salary. In light of this study article, the concept, necessity, and significance of pay management in enhancing employee performance have received the most attention.

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