Exam 2 Flashcards

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Authority

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Right of a manager to direct others and take action because of their position

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2
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Responsibility

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Obligation to perform an assigned task

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3
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Delegation

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Process of assigning job activities to individuals; transfer of authority and responsibility

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4
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Job

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What the name is on the job description

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5
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Position

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Further defining of the job

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Duties

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What the job performs

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Job Analysis

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Systematic exploration of the activities within a job; procedure used to define a job’s duties, responsibilities and accountabilities

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Job Specification

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Minimum acceptable qualifications needed to perform the job successfully

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Job Evaluation

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systematic process of determining the worth of a job in relation to other jobs; used to determine rate of pay or reclassify jobs

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10
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Performance standards

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tells what the job accomplishes and what constitutes satisfactory performance quality and productivity

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Job description

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the tasks, duties, and responsibilities in a job

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12
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Job rotation

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cross training in different positions

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13
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Job enlargement

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employees show interest in adding additional tasks

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14
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Job enrichment

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giving individuals more decision making power

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15
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Fair labor standards act

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overtime payment, child labor, and minimum wage

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16
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Equal pay act

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Equal pay for men and women

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17
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Title 7 of civil rights act

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Prohibits all discrimination based on race, sex, nationality, color, religion

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18
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Disparte treatment

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Outright descrimination

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19
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Disparte impact

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not outright but ends in discrimination

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20
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Age discrimination in employement act

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prevents discrimination of age

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21
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Pregnancy discriminagtion act

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amendment to title 7; pregnancy is a part of gender discrimination

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22
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COBRA

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gives employee 18 months of guaranteed health coverage after seperation; employer does not need to pay for it

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23
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Older workers benefit protection act

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prevents benefit discrimination for older individuals

24
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Americans with disability act

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provide people with disabilities increased acess to services and jobs

25
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Family and medical leave act

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allows individuals to take up to 12 weeks of the year off with guranteed job when they return

26
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HIPPA

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ability to transfer between health plans without a gap in coverage due to preexisting conditions

27
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Patient protection and affordable care act

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Obamacare;subsidized healthcare needs to be provided by employers

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OSHA

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provide a workplace free of hazards

29
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Which legislations are pro-union

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Norris-LaGuardia and Wagner act

30
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Which legislations are pro-member

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Landrum-griffin

31
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Which legislatons are pro-management

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Taft-Hartley

32
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Hypothetical question

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What would you do if..?

33
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Leaading question

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leading a candidate to answer what you want to hear

34
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Loaded question

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no right answer

35
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Behavioral question

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“tell me about a time when”-BEST

36
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3 Types of orientation

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General, departmental, job

37
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4 Phases of model of training

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Needs assesment–> design –> implementation –> evaluations

38
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P in PART

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Plan–> organize your work

39
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A in PART

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Act–> work smarter not harder

40
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R in PART

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Routine–> make food safety a habit

41
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T in PART

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Think–> look for ways to improve

42
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Howells, A., Sauer, K., & Shanklin, C. (2016). Evaluating Human resource and financial management responsibilities of clinical nutrition managers. Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, 116, 1883-1891 Authors Purpose

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To identify responsibilites of CNM and to determine educational opportunities

43
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Howells, A., Sauer, K., & Shanklin, C. (2016). Evaluating Human resource and financial management responsibilities of clinical nutrition managers. Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, 116, 1883-1891 Notes

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3 domains-managing HR, finanicals, and general
Frequent tasks-managing clinical operations, providing leadership to clinical nutrition services, motivating staff to perform at highest level, providing MNT, managing FSO, providing leadership to FSO

44
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Peregrin, T. (2014). Competency-based hiring: The key to recruiting and retaining successful employees. Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, 114, 1330-1331.Authors purpose

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To describe how competency based JD and interviewing finds a candidate that is better suited for the job

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Peregrin, T. (2014). Competency-based hiring: The key to recruiting and retaining successful employees. Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, 114, 1330-1331. Notes

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Competency based JD: all components of regular JD plus scope, concise JS, principal accountabilities, minimum competencies, preferred qualifications
Bahavior based interviewing: tell be about a time when.. questions

46
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Rogers, D. (2018). Compensation and Benefits Survey 2017. Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, 118, 499-511. Authors purpose

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To determine the median wages and benefits in each position and break it down based on where and what type of work they do

47
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Rogers, D. (2018). Compensation and Benefits Survey 2017. Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, 118, 499-511. Notes

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Management, buisness, and education among the higest earning positions
Median wage: $63,340

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Dodson, L. J., & Arendt, S. W. (2014). Registered Dietitians in school nutrition leadership: Motivational aspects of job selection and job satisfaction, Journal of Child Nutrition and Management, 38(2), 1- 14. Authors purpose

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To identify what motivate dindividuals to get involved in school nutrition and the engagement in the profession

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Dodson, L. J., & Arendt, S. W. (2014). Registered Dietitians in school nutrition leadership: Motivational aspects of job selection and job satisfaction, Journal of Child Nutrition and Management, 38(2), 1- 14. Notes

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Motivational aspets: working for a positive outcome with others, impacting childhood poverty, co-worker relationships, promotional opportunities
Job satisfaction: utilizing skills with employee training. enjoy working in school nutrition, impacting the health of school age children, working independently

50
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Sauer, K., Canter, D., & Shanklin, C. (2010). Job satisfaction of dietitians with management responsibilities: An exploratory study supporting ADA’s research priorities. Journal of the American Dietetic Association, 110, 1432-1440. authors purpose

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to investigate aspects of job satisfaction and their intent to leave; knowing this how can the academy support RDs in this subject

51
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Sauer, K., Canter, D., & Shanklin, C. (2010). Job satisfaction of dietitians with management responsibilities: An exploratory study supporting ADA’s research priorities. Journal of the American Dietetic Association, 110, 1432-1440. Notes

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management RD have a greater overall satisfaction than those in many other occupations

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Sauer, K. (2016). Ethical considerations in management practice. Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, 116, 148-149 authors purpose

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to discuss the code of ethics and how many dietitians in managerial positions might need to make some tough decisions but it is what needs to be done

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Sauer, K. (2016). Ethical considerations in management practice. Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, 116, 148-149 notes

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3 factor approach: task, relationships, change

54
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Peregrin, T. (2012). Guidelines for successfully managing organizational change. Journal of the American Dietetic Association, 112, 368-3736. authors purpose

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to provide some guidelines for RDs going through an organizational change

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Peregrin, T. (2012). Guidelines for successfully managing organizational change. Journal of the American Dietetic Association, 112, 368-3736. notes

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Laid off-network, update resume, professional development
Restructure-stand out from the crowd, take more work on and be a good sport
Managing during a restructure-communicate with staff and keep a positive attitude and morale

56
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Boyce, B. (2014). Learning to lead: Developing dietetics leaders. Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, 114, 688-692. authors purpose

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address how and why it is important for RDs to continue to enhance leadershp and the benefits

57
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Boyce, B. (2014). Learning to lead: Developing dietetics leaders. Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, 114, 688-692. notes

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during the time of change RDs can make a big difference in impacting the health reform