COMPENSATION METHOD 2
Accounting for a Different Compensation Method
Compensation method is a framework for remunerating staff members or paying
employees in organizations. The methodology differs based on liability and expenditure
obligations as evident in most settings. They also present different benefits and challenges.
According to Evans & Haskins (2007), every organization is under obligation to choose a
suitable compensation method. The method should be cost effective, flexible and sustainable. In
particular, there are two major forms of compensation that include direct and indirect
compensation methods (Dave, 2013).
The direct forms of payment include salaries, bonuses, and commissions among others.
However, the indirect forms are primarily long term benefit and incentives of diverse nature such
as health insurance. Direct forms are highly associated with higher liability cost while the
indirect methods relate to expenses. They are presented in the financial statements under such
categories given that they influence quality performance in organizations (Dave, 2013).
Therefore, companies must be able to identify and adopt a viable compensation method that
fosters cost reduction.
This paper gives credible information that seeks to answer the question about the suitable
payment plan or method that Adenosine Therapeutics Company should embrace going forward.
The company was started with the mission of providing quality Medicare services to the public
at affordable rates. It offers a range of health care services that include diagnosis, treatment of
diseases, therapeutic services, nursing care and counseling services (Evans & Haskins, 2007).
The company that was started in the year 1999 has managed to support many employees who are
employed on permanent and temporary terms. The employees include doctors, nurses, other