Test 1 Flashcards

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Job Analysis

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The process of identifying the duties and responsibilities of a job and the knowledge

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Job Description

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The duties and responsibilities of a job.

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Job Specification

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The knowledge

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Discrimination

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Unfair treatment of a person or group based on certain characteristics

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Intentional Discrimination

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Deliberate unfair treatment based on prohibited grounds

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Unintentional Discrimination

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Also known as systemic or adverse impact discrimination

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Bona Fide Occupational Requirement (BFOR)

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A job requirement that is necessary for the safe and efficient performance of the job and cannot be reasonably accommodated without undue hardship.

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Realistic Job Preview (RJP)

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Providing potential job applicants with both positive and negative information about a job to set accurate expectations.

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Expectations Lowering Procedure (ELP)

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Educating potential job applicants that their expectations may not be met

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Human Resources Management (HRM)

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The management of an organization’s employees

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Business Cycle

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The natural fluctuation of the economy between periods of expansion (growth) and contraction (recession).

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Unemployment Rate

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The percentage of the labour force that is unemployed and actively seeking work.

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Generational Differences

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Variations in attitudes

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Paradox Navigator - Strategic Positioner

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HR Professionals can evaluate both external and internal business contexts

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Paradox Navigator - Credible Activist

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HR Professionals achieve the trust and respect to be to be viewed as influential and valuable

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Paradox Navigator - Paradox Navigator

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Captures the entire extent of HR Professionals

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Paradox Navigator - Culture and Change Champion

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HR Professionals ensure that the structure of the organization designs culture and manages change to meet changing business demands

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Paradox Navigator - Human Capital Curator

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HR Professionals identify and develop the right kind of talent

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Paradox Navigator - Total Rewards Steward

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HR Professionals are building tangible value for employees

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Paradox Navigator - Technology and Media Integrator

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HR Professionals are able to leverage social media and integrate technology

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Paradox Navigator - Analytics Designer and Intrepreter

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HR Professionals identify opportunities to gather, interpret and use data for better decision-making

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Paradox Navigator - Compliance Manager

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HR Professionals ensures compliance with relevant legal requirements

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Paradox Navigator List

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Strategic Positioner
Credible Activist
Paradox Navigator
Culture and Change Champion
Human Capital Curator
Total Rewards Steward
Technology and Media Integrator
Analytics Designer and Interpreter
Compliance Manager

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Environmental Forces on HR

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Political
Economic
Technological
Social

(PETS)

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14 Legal Jurisdictions in Canada
10 Provinces 3 Territories 1 National
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4 Types of Unemployement
Frictional Structural Cyclical Seasonal
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Frictional Unemployment
Temporary transition in workers' lives
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Structural Unemployment
Mismatch in demographics of workers and type of jobs available
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Cyclical Unemployment
Lack of demand in economy for specific goods and service
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Seasonal Unemployment
Labour not in season
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Labour Planning Process
Forecast the demand for labour Forecast the supply for labour Conduct a gap analysis Develop strategies to achieve a labour equilibrium Prepare a staffing table Implement the strategies / staffing table
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Regression Analysis
Looking at past relationships before one or more casual factors and employment
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Management Forecasts
HR Staff speak with the various departments in an organization
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Skills Inventory
An organization searches its human resource information system which has information on each employee's KSAEs
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Management Inventory
Same as Skills Inventory for Management Employees
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KSAE
Knowledge Skills Abilities Experience
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Replacement Chart
A chart that has a contingency plan if an employee can no longer work in that position
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Replacement Summaries
A summary on the replacement chart which specifies why you can do a replacement of employees
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Succession Planning
An initiative to replace employees
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Markov Analysis
Analyses the job turnover rate
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Labour Equilibrium
Supply = Demand
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Labour Shortage
Supply < Demand
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Labour Surplus
Supply > Demand
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Staffing Table
A table that showcases the timeline to achieve Labour Equilibrium
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Strategies for Dealing with a Labour Surplus
* Decrease number of employees * Increase number of existing employees leaving the organization > Attrition > Quitting > Early Retirement > Sabbatical > Layoff > Firing without just cause > Job Sharing > Part Time > Working Share > Overtime > Transfer/Promotion/Demotion > Internal Recruitment > Retention > Outsourcing > External Recruitment
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Hiring Freeze
Organization stops hiring new employees
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Attrition
Relies on natural causes of leaving > Death > Retirement
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Quitting
Same as fired without cause, will offer reference letter and outplacement
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Early Retirement
Offers earlier retirement
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Sabbatical
Offers leave of absence without pay
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Layoff
Will send employees home until there is more work
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Firing without cause
Will fire and give pay in leiu
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Job Sharing
Divides one job between two or more employees
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Part Time
Shift from full time to part time
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Work Sharing
Reduced work week to 3 or 4 days a week
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Overtime
Offer more hours for more pay
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Transfer/Promotion/Demotion
Shifts an employee to another vacant job
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Internal Recruitment
Looks to fill a position from within
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Retention
Focuses on trying to prevent employees from quitting
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Outsourcing
Finding an outside organization to do the work for cheaper
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External Recruitment
Finding people for a job
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Prohibited Grounds of Discrimination
Race Ancestry Place of origin Colour Ethnic Origin Citizenship Creed Sex Sexual Orientation Gender Identity Gender Expression Age Record of Offences Marital Status Family Status Disability
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Intentional Discrimination on a Non Prohibited Ground
Allowed, you can as it is non prohibited
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Intentional Discrimination on a Prohibited Ground
Not Allowed, you cannot as it is prohibited
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Unintentional Discrimination on a Prohibited Ground
Not Allowed, you cannot as it is prohibited
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Unintentional Discrimination on a Non Prohibited Ground
Allowed, you can as it is non prohibited
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Harassment
Engaging in a course of vexatious comments or conduct that is out reasonably
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Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario
Provincial governing body to resolve discrimination and harassment
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Employment Equity Act
Aims to make employment fair and designed to achieve equality in the workplace
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Designated Groups
Groups that are commonly targeted against; Gender Aboriginal People Visible Minority (Race) Disability
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Employment Equity Process
1. Announce and communicate the program 2. Collect workforce data 3. Conduct a workforce analysis 4. Conduct an employment systems review 5. Develop and implement a plan 6. Submit reports to the government
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Recruitment
The process of getting people to apply for jobs at an organization
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Employer Branding
The image an organization has as an employer
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Employer Branding 3 Steps
1. Define Target Audience 2. Develop the employee value proposition 3. Communicate the value proposition
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Recruitment Methods
Advertisements Open House Educational Institutions Employee Referrals Former Employees Employment Agencies Online Recruiting Career Fairs
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Selection
The process of choosing the best applicant for the job
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Selection Steps
Screening Testing Interviewing Reference Checking Offer and Acceptance
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Screening
Resumes are checked whether they meet all KSAEs
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Testing
Tests are conducted by HR and should be reliable and valid.
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Testing Types
Physical Personality Knowledge Work Sample
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Interviewing
Conducted by HR Supervisor, a way to get to know the candidate better
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Types of Interviews
Individual Panel Sequential
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Types of Media Interview
In Person Phone Virtual
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Interviewing Steps
1. Planning the Interview 2. Establishing Rapport 3. Asking Questions 4. Closing the Interview 5. Evaluating the Interviewee
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First Impression Error
Interviewer's first perception of an interviewee to influence later preceptions
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Contrast Effect
Interviewer's perception of an interviewee to be influenced by previous perceptions
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Reference Checking
Applicants' information is checked for accuracy
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Offer and Acceptance
Decision can be made based on subjective approach or statistical approach or both