Chapter 9 Flashcards
Define the responsibilities of human resource management
finding the right people
- Job analysis, forecasting, recruiting, selecting
maintaining an effective workforce
- wages/salary, benefits, terminations
managing talent
- training, development, appraisal
Know and understand affirmative action
requires that an employer take positive steps to guarantee equal employment opportunities for people within protected groups
Exit interview
a valuable HRM tool, regardless of whether the employee leaves voluntarily or is forced out
- an inexpensive way to learn about dissatisfaction within the organization and find ways to reduce future turnover
diverse workforce
-set their organizations apart from the competition and create breakthrough innovations
- create a diverse environment that improves their organizations chance for success
EEOC
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
- created by the Civil Rights Act of 1964
- initiates investigations in response to complaints
concerning discrimination
internal recruiting
- less costly than an external search
- generates higher employee commitment & development because it offers opportunities for career advancement to employees
interviews
- Structured interviews (a set of standardized
questions that are asked of every applicant so
comparisons can easily be made) - nondirective interview (asks broad, open-ended questions and permits the applicant to talk freely)
- panel interviews (candidate meets with
several interviewers who take turns asking
questions)
corporate university
is an in-house training and education facility that offers learning opportunities for employees and for customers, suppliers, and strategic partners —throughout their careers (ex. hamburger university Mcdonalds)
glass ceiling
is an invisible barrier that exists for women and minorities that limits their upward mobility in organizations
job satisfaction
being satisfied in the work where you are and your position, feeling successful
sexual harassment
a form of sexual discrimination, sexual harassment in the workplace is a violation of Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act
hostile work enviroment
a version of Harassment, sexual harassment, discrimination, victimization, violence and inappropriate, severe behavior happening consistently or purposefully
discrimination
occurs when hiring and promotion decisions are made based on criteria that are not job relevant
Know and understand the civil rights act
created by the Civil Rights Act of 1964
initiates investigations in response to complaints
concerning discrimination
Identify inappropriate interview questions
- their ancestry/ethnicity (race/color)
- specific age or when they graduated high school
- religious affiliation
- if an applicant has been arrested
- hobbies
- citizen of another country