An evaluation of the salary structure of an university of technology’s human resource department

• Main Author: Moletsane, Judy Nombulelo
• Other Authors: Hendrickse, Rozenda
• Language: en
• Published: Cape Peninsula University of Technology 2016
• Subjects: Pay equity; Equal pay for equal work; University employees > Salaries; Discrimination in employment
• Online Access: http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11838/2100

Thesis (MTech (Public Management))--Cape Peninsula University of Technology. === Since the merger, changes occurred within CPUT and within its salary structure as a whole. Measures had to be taken in order to harmonise the two salary structures to produce a single in order to eliminate disparities and as to ensures equity among the different categories of employees and their respective levels of appointment. When the researcher discovered that there were disparities within our merged systems, the researcher decided to do a researcher concerning disparities with the new merged salary structure. When most of the employees also discovered that some of their counterparts in other campuses were on a higher salary grade than them, they felt disgruntled. This was understandable as the two campuses had different salary structures inherent from the previous technikons. The researcher was done as employees’ salaries might affect productivity and their tenure with the organisation. When there are disparities it must not be taken for granted as it is the desire need to be fairly treated by the organisation, making development in the salary programme as it is very important for the human resource department.