Table 2

Model results

Direct effectsβSE5% CI
Distributive base pay information → POS−0.4410.819[−2.046; 1.164]
Distributive base pay information on other employees in the firm → POS7.15910.778[−13.965; 28.282]
Distributive base pay information on other employees in the industry → POS−7.99212.103[−31.712; 15.729]
Procedural variable pay information → POS0.0380.053[−0.066; 0.142]
Procedural pay raise information → POS0.2930.357[−0.408; 0.993]
Pay level satisfaction → POS0.240***0.066[0.111; 0.368]
Satisfaction with variable pay procedure → POS0.272***0.043[0.187; 0.357]
Satisfaction with pay raise procedure → POS0.165***0.034[0.098; 0.232]
Organizational tenure → POS−0.0060.010[0.015; −0.006]
Internal pay comparison →Pay level satisfaction0.219***0.052[0.117; 0.321]
External pay comparison →Pay level satisfaction0.503***0.048[0.408; 0.597]
Distributive base pay information →Pay level satisfaction0.7170.534[−0.329; 1.764]
Distributive base pay information on other employees in the firm → Pay level satisfaction−9.0738.335[−25.409; 7.264]
Distributive base pay information on other employees in the industry →Pay level satisfaction10.1669.151[−25.409; 7.264]
Distributive base pay information on other employees in the firm → Internal pay comparison0.122***0.031[0.061; 0.183]
Distributive base pay information → Internal pay comparison0.093**0.029[0.036; 0.150]
Distributive base pay information on other employees in the industry → External pay comparison0.187***0.038[0.112; 0.262]
Distributive base pay information → External pay comparison0.143***0.031[0.083; 0.204]
Procedural variable pay information → Satisfaction with variable pay procedure0.235***0.028[0.180; 0.291]
Pay level satisfaction → Satisfaction with variable pay procedure0.527***0.039[0.451; 0.602]
Procedural pay raise information → Satisfaction with pay raise procedure0.199***0.039[0.122; 0.276]
Pay level satisfaction → Satisfaction with pay raise procedure0.553***0.044[0.467; 0.640]
Indirect effectsβSE5% CI
Distributive base pay information → Pay level satisfaction → POS0.1720.134[−0.091; 0.435]
Distributive base pay information → Internal pay comparisons → Pay level satisfaction → POS0.0050.003[0.000; 0.010]
Distributive pay information on other employees in the firm → Pay level satisfaction → POS−2.1762.054[−6.201; 1.849]
Distributive pay information on other employees in the firm → Internal pay comparison → Pay level satisfaction → POS0.006*0.003[0.000; 0.013]
Distributive base pay information → External pay comparisons → Pay level satisfaction → POS0.017**0.006[0.005; 0.030]
Distributive base pay information on other employees in the industry → Pay level satisfaction → POS2.4382.257[−1.986; 6.862]
Distributive pay information on other employees in the industry → External pay comparison → Pay level satisfaction → POS0.023**0.008[0.007; 0.038]
Procedural variable pay information → Satisfaction with variable pay procedure → POS0.064***0.013[0.039; 0.089]
Procedural raise pay information → Satisfaction with pay raise procedure →POS0.033***0.009[0.015; 0.050]
Total effectsβSE5% CI
Distributive base pay information → POS−0.2470.805[−1.825; 1.331]
Distributive pay information on other employees in the firm → POS4.98910.701[−15.984; 25.963]
Distributive pay information on other employees in the industry → POS−5.53112.031[−29.112; 18.050]
Procedural variable pay information → POS0.102*0.050[0.004; 0.200]
Procedural raise pay information → POS0.3250.357[−0.375; 1.026]

Note(s):p < 0.10; *p < 0.05; **p < 0.01; ***p < 0.001

Source(s): Authors’ own creation

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