If an organisation stresses teamwork, the remuneration structure should promote cooperation rather than undermine it. A wide variety of remuneration programmes exist that take into account factors other than rank, experience and length-of-service and are used in progressive organisations, while some others use pay –for skill programmes to develop multi-skilled employees. Pay – for – performance and goal – sharing programmes award bonuses that are linked to group performances. Argyris [15] cautions that offering the “right” rewards alone is unlikely to produce sustained empowerment. The power of such methods to maintain commitment declines with use: today’s privileges become tomorrow’s rights. Just involvement and autonomy are the main lasting motivations that activate the human mind and drive human effort.