WEEK 13: HUMAN RESOURCES Flashcards

(42 cards)

1
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strive to offer benefits that
will appeal to workers, thus reducing the
risk of losing corporate knowledge to
employee turnover.

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Human Resource Departments

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Core Functions of HR:

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  • Staffing
  • Training and Professional Development
  • Compensation and Benefits
  • Safety and Health
  • Employee Relations
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3
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manage the recruitment process in order to identify the pool of qualified
applicants.

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Human Resource Professionals

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4
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Both ___ and _____ candidates are selected based on job specifications, which are the result of an analysis of the job/position.

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Internal and External

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5
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often the most cost-effective method of recruiting potential employees,

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Internal Recruitment

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6
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is to create diversity and expand the candidate pool.

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External Recruitment

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7
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each applicant is asked the same
questions and is scored with a consistent rating process.

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Interviews

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2 Types of Interviews

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  • Behavioral Interviews
  • Situational Interviews
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ask the applicant to reflect on his or her past experiences.

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Behavioral Interviews

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require the applicant to explain how he or she would handle a series of hypothetical situations.

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Situational Interviews

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is teaching or developing in oneself or others, any skills and knowledges that relate to
specific useful competencies.

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Training

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TYPES OF TRAINING:

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  • On the Job Training
  • Off the Job Training
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takes place in a normal working situation, usual actual tools, equipment, documents, or materials that trainees will use once
they are fully trained.

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On the Job Training

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takes place away from normal work situations, so the employee is not a directly productive worker while such training takes place

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Off the Job Training

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a systematic and periodic process
that assesses an individual employee’s job
performance and productivity, in relation to
certain pre-established criteria and organizational objectives.

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Performance Appraisal

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16
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Peter Drucker suggests using S.M.A.R.T Objectives in the appraisal process:

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Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, Time-Related

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17
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Methods of Performance Appraisal:

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  • Graphic Rating Scales
  • Behavioral Methods
  • 2 + 2
18
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assigning some form of rating system to pertinent traits.

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Graphic Rating Scales

19
Q

these methods identify to what extent an employee displays certain behaviors,

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Behavioral Methods

20
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feedback system demonstrates how appraisals can be used primarily for
improvement purposes.

21
Q

is the cost of acquiring human resources for running operations.

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Employee Compensation

22
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Forms of employee compensation include:

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  • Salary
  • Wage Systems
  • Hybrid Wage Systems
  • Benefits
23
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Form of compensation paid periodically by an employer to an employee

24
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Wage System Types:

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  • Time Rate
  • Differential Time Rate
  • Payment by Piecework
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under this system a worker is paid by the hour for time worked.
Time Rate
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different hourly rates are fixed for different shifts or different assignments
Differential Time Rate
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The worker’s wages depend on his or her output and the rate of each unit of output; it is in fact independent of the time taken by the worker.
Payment by Piecework
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most common in sales and management:
Hybrid Wages
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TYPES OF HYBRID WAGE SYSTEMS
- Straight Commission - Salary Plus Commission
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The employee receives no compensation from their employer unless they close a sale or a transaction.
Straight Commission
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Only a portion of an employee’s compensation comes from the commission.
Salary Plus Commission
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occur for a range of reasons, both voluntary and involuntary.
Terminations
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the Philippines follow __________. In such a framework, the employee may only be dismissed via just or authorized causes, accompanied by the corresponding two notices.
due process termination
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Types of Terminations:
- Firing - Layoff - Attrition - Mutual Agreement Termination - Forced Resignation
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typically understood to be the employee’s fault and considered dishonorable and as a sign of failure.
Firing
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this less severe form of termination isn’t strictly related to personal performance but is instead the result of economic cycles or the company’s need to restructure itself.
Layoff
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a company doesn’t force anyone to leave, but those who depart voluntarily are not replaced.
Attrition
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in many cases, the employer wants the employee to quit but decides to offer a mutual-termination agreement to soften the firing.
Mutual Agreement Termination
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firms that want an employee to leave on their own accord but do not wish to fire them may degrade the employees working conditions to force the employee to resign.
Forced Resignation
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is the rate at which employees leave an organization.
Turnover
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Main causes of turnover:
lower performance lack of reward contingencies for performance better external job opportunities
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Challenges Facing HR Managers Today:
- Increased competition for qualified workers - Increased Globalization of Economies - Workplace Violence