4. Conclusion
The solutions presented in this paper may seem to be controversial as they question the traditional and classical paradigm of the invisible hand of the market. A number of research studies (Dobija M., (ed.), 2011) indicate that the assumption that the labour market functions in exactly the same way as the market of goods is a simplification. Sustainable development (Bitsani, E. & Kavoura, A. 2010) at micro- and macroeconomic levels requires labour market institutions to make efforts to retain human capital value aimed to retain the available potential to perform work. The acquaintance with the presented principles for setting the levels of base and bonus compensation can serve as a point of reference for assessing and improving compensation systems in organizations.