PHR · Question #25
As a Senior HR Professional, you should be familiar with non-monetary rewards that your company provides for its employees. Which of the following is an example of non-monetary reward?
The correct answer is D. On-site cafeteria. Non-monetary rewards are tangible employer-provided benefits that have real value but are not direct cash payments. The on-site cafeteria is a physical perk supplied by the company, distinguishing it from intrinsic motivators.
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As a Senior HR Professional, you should be familiar with non-monetary rewards that your company provides for its employees. Which of the following is an example of non-monetary reward?
Options
- ASatisfaction from challenging and exciting assignments
- BEsteem from working with other talented people
- CCash compensation
- DOn-site cafeteria
How the community answered
(35 responses)- A9% (3)
- B17% (6)
- C3% (1)
- D71% (25)
Why each option
Non-monetary rewards are tangible employer-provided benefits that have real value but are not direct cash payments. The on-site cafeteria is a physical perk supplied by the company, distinguishing it from intrinsic motivators.
Satisfaction from challenging assignments is an intrinsic motivator - a psychological state the employee generates internally - not a tangible, employer-provided non-monetary reward.
Esteem from working with talented peers is an intangible emotional experience arising from social context, not a discrete non-monetary benefit that the employer directly provides or controls.
Cash compensation is a direct monetary reward and is the explicit opposite of a non-monetary reward, making it categorically incorrect.
An on-site cafeteria is a tangible, employer-provided benefit that holds real value for employees without involving a direct cash payment, making it a textbook non-monetary reward. Unlike options A and B, which are intrinsic psychological states employees generate internally, the cafeteria is a physical resource the company deliberately supplies. Non-monetary rewards of this type are part of total compensation strategy but fall entirely outside the monetary or cash-based category.
Concept tested: Non-monetary rewards within total compensation strategy
Source: https://www.shrm.org/topics-tools/tools/toolkits/developing-and-administering-a-base-pay-structure
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