U2AOS3 Flashcards

(37 cards)

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Finish this sentence: “Engaged and motivated employees are……”

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Productive and efficient.

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What are the two key parts of job analysis?

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  • a job description that describes the duties the employee would complete
  • a job specification that is a list of key qualities, skill experience and qualification.
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What does job design involve?

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It involves the creation of a new job or reconstructing an existing job. It determines what tasks need to be completed and the time involved in each task.

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What is job rotation?

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When jobs are changed regularly in a business to avoid boredom and keep employees engaged.

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What is job enlargement?

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Getting employees to do more/ challenging them with tasks that have the same responsibility.

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What is job enrichment?

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Getting employees to do tasks that have an increase in responsibility.

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What are the two types of recruitment methods?

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  • internal recruitment

- external recruitment

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What are some examples of internal recruitment?

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  • intranet
  • word of mouth
  • company newsletter
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What are some examples of external recruitment?

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  • websites
  • social media
  • job centres
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What are the advantages of internal recruitment?

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  • cheaper
  • saves time
  • the person is already known (strengths and training
  • the person already knows the business
  • motivating for employees to see others promoted
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What are the disadvantages of internal recruitment?

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  • smaller pool (is anyone qualified?)
  • no fresh ideas
  • demotivating for those who don’t get the job
  • a successful applicant might need to be replaced via external recruitment
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What are the advantages of external recruitment?

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  • larger pool of applicants

- new ideas and skills

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What are the disadvantages of external recruitment?

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  • time spent on induction

- risky with an unknown person

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What are some examples of selection methods?

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  • interviews
  • psychological and work testing
  • online selection
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Advantages of interviews:

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  • face to face judgements

- applicant has the chance to ask questions

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Disadvantages of interviews:

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-some people present well in an interview but are not necessarily the best people for the job (the inverse is also true)

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Advantages of psychological and work testing:

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Can provide written assessments and eliminate unsuitable candidates.

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Disadvantages of psychological and work testing:

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Tests do not show all capabilities.

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Advantages of online selection:

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Can be cost effective and saves time by changing algorithms to phase out unsuitable candidates.

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Disadvantages of online selection:

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Impersonal (doesn’t give information of personality_

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Why might a company hirer overseas?

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They may need to find a qualified/skilled/experienced enough worker overseas that they cannot find locally.

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What is permanent sponsorship?

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When people permanently move to the country they will be working in and receive a sponsored visa.

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What are 457 visas?

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These are temporary visas that last for 4 years to fill different industries. (often agriculture)

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What are student work visas?

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Visas that allow students to work up to 40 hours per fortnight overseas.

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What is important about ethical recruitment/ what does it involve?
Ethical recruitment is made on the basis of merit, not recommendation and not pure personality
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What can employing people with disabilities often do?
enhance morale and teamwork.
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What are some advantages of hiring older workers?
Less absenteeism, punctuality, and bringing a wealth of experience to the workplace.
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What are some advantages of ethical recruitment?
Different ideas, attitudes, understandings, approaches to problem-solving.
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What are employment arrangments?
A formal agreement that specifies the conditions of the relationship between an employer and employee that includes compensation and expectations
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What are the 4 main types of employment arrangements?
- full-time - part-time - fixed term contract - casual
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What is an award?
The agreements that set out the minimum wages and conditions for each industry eg overtime rates
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What EBA?
Enterprise Bargaining Agreements (similar to rewards) in a business
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What is business loyalty?
Backing the business even when not working (not bagging it out on social media)
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What are some legal obligations?
OHS, Agencies (workplace gender equality agency), Equal employment opportunities
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What is employee induction?
Introducing new workers to a business. Include training, job role and tour
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What does induction do?
- makes employees productive - ensure safety - help build confidence
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Methods of induction?
- appointing mentor - induction pack - meetings with key personnel - training