This study aims to map the contributions of compensation and work discipline to the performance of employees in Division 3 of PT. Nippon Indonesia Seiki. A descriptive, non-experimental quantitative research design was employed. A saturated sampling technique was used, a choice justified by the relatively small population size of 59 individuals. Primary data analysis was conducted using a multiple linear regression model with the aid of SPSS Version 25 software. Preliminary findings indicate that compensation is not the primary factor driving employees to improve their performance; while compensation alone does not exert a significant influence on performance, it interacts with work discipline—specifically, higher levels of employee discipline result in better performance outcomes.
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