Which of the following are given as increments to the base pay in recognition of past work behavior?
A) Base pay
B) Cost-of-living adjustments
C) Merit pay
D) Incentives

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Merit pay is a form of salary increase given to employees based on their past performance, productivity, or achievements. It is given as an increment to the base pay, in recognition of their work behavior. Cost-of-living adjustments (B) are changes made to the salary to adjust for inflationary pressures, and incentives (D) are rewards given to employees to motivate them to achieve specific goals.

Which of the Following Are Given as Increments to the Base