Pay levels are limited in part by:
A)the organization's profits and the productivity of employees.
B)collective bargaining limitations.
C)strategic compensation planning.
D)the mobility of employee skills.

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Pay levels are limited in part by the organization's profits and the productivity of employees, as they determine the funds available for salary and the value of an employee's work. Collective bargaining limitations, strategic compensation planning, and the mobility of employee skills may also play a role in determining pay levels, but are not the primary limiting factors.

Pay Levels Are Limited in Part By