8 Human Resources II Flashcards
4 quality programs
- Reward produce work
- offer a flexible work-friendly environment
- properly recruit and eating quality employees
- provide effective communication
4 HRM function
staffing
training
motivation
maintenance
4 external influences of HRM
environment
law
labor unions
management through
HR planning
process of locating, identifying and attracting capable candidates
can be for current of future needs
critical activity for some corporations
what sources do we use for recruitment
Job description
- A formal statement of duties, qualification & responsibilities associated with a job
- a communication toll that tells employees where their jobs leave off and another’s begin
- a document that tells employees where their position fits within the department
who, does what work, where, when /how often, why, how
Major component of a job description
- job heading
- job summary
- essential duties, tasks & responsibilities
- qualification
- working condition and physical requirements
typical effors
- exaggerated or downplays the importance of the job
- lists qualification that are not really needed for the job
- underestimates the qualification necessary to be successful on the job
- job description in out of date because the job has changed
internal recruiting - advantages and disadvantages
:) recruiting people are in the company
:( some idea, no change
external recruiting - advantages and disadvantages
:) can get new idea, point of view
:( recruiting people is not part of the company
Human Resources development (HRD)
is the framework for helping employees develop their personal and organizational skills, knowledge & abilities
Department of HRD
Employee training employee carrier development performance management & development coaching and monitoring succession planning
Training examples
Formal training: classroom training, college course
Informal training: employee coaching, manager monitoring, brainstorming
Four of HRD
develop a superior workforce
Job performance =
work related activities that an employee hat to do and how well those activities are executed
Factor that accept employee performance
ability standards feedback knowledge and skills environment motivation