The Pay Model and Pay Strategy is key to understanding how to design a compensation system that can help an organization achieve success and sustain competitive advantage. How people are paid affects their behaviors at work. Critical in compensation design is thoughtful strategic alignment. Instructions: Using the first two chapters of the Compensation textbook, videos, and additional resources, answer the questions completely. • Describe the objectives of the pay model. Give an example of each. • How do the objectives set the standards to judge success? • Explain why one company can have different pay objectives for different business units. • Define the four (4) policy choices in the pay model. How do the policies create guidelines to manage pay? Give examples of each.Unit 1 Assignment The Pay Model and Pay StrategyPost UniversityCompensation and Benefits: HRM 307.30Unit 1 Assignment: The Pay Model and Pay StrategyThe objectives of a pay model are created to achieve organizational objectives: efficiency, fairness, and conformity. An effective remuneration system can achieve improved employee performance, better quality of production, more satisfied customers, and lower costs. Companies that design systems that reward performance and meet their employees' needs meet the fairness objective. Employees want