This document discusses the organization’s rewards plan, including compensation, value-added benefits, work-life plans, performance recognition, and career development. It also explores the purpose of the rewards plan, its effectiveness using OB theory, and provides recommendations to improve the plan. The document concludes with recommendations for the Wilson Bros case. References are included.

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Organization’s Rewards Plan and Effectiveness using OB Theory

This article analyzes the reward plan of Wilson Bros, a Canadian company, and its effectiveness in achieving intended outcomes. It discusses the company's strategic planning, reward system, and motivational theories such as Herzberg's Two-Factor Theory and Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs. The article also suggests improvements in the reward plan and strategies for the company.

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Organization’s Rewards Plan and Effectiveness using OB Theory

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