HR-People Management 2 Flashcards

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The key objectives for Personnel in US Land in 2009?

Principles

(Hint 9)

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  • Recruit where we work
  • Promote diversity of nationality, culture, gender and thought
  • Train and develop people continuously throughout their careers
  • Manage by objectives
  • Promote from within, based on performance and potential
  • Offer borderless career opportunities
  • Respect and care for individuals and their families
  • Offer a competitive compensation and benefits package
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Describe the SLP-3 process?

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It is the form used by employees to record performance appraisals.

  1. Objectives Recorded
  2. Objectives Sealed
  3. Appraisal started
  4. Results released to N+2
  5. N+2 comments recorded
  6. Results released to employee
  7. Employee can input comments
  8. SLP3 is complete
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What are the 4 purposes of SLP-3?

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  • The comparison of actual results against objectives
  • Summary of the most prominent performance factors displayed - 13 now from The Mindset – based on Commitment, Teamwork, Drive and Integrity.
  • The starting point for individual training and development plans
  • An opportunity for employees to know how they are doing and to express any specific job concerns
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What is the SLP-1?

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  • Succession Planning The SLP-1 is a summary of the names of possible replacements, either ready immediately or in the future, for in key organizational positions.
    • Document summary of key positions with current incumbents and a shortlist of possible replacements
    • Important for business continuity: need to identify skill shortages
    • Important for employee development
    • Managed by Personnel function – recommendations from Management
    • Reviewed twice per year
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What is the SLP-4? and the 6 Categories.

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Potential Assessment

  • Process of identifying those who have had, or are expected to have, a significant impact on our business
  • 6 categories:
    • High (Management) Potential
    • Key Technical Expertise
    • Key Functional Expertise
    • Outstanding Sales Performance
    • Coaching & Mentoring “Star”
    • Recent Business Impact
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What is the SLP-11?

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Salary review tool, used to allocate a salary increase budget to a group of employees (merit increase exercise)

  • Applicable to employees not in a fixed-step training program.
  • Directly linked to performance
  • Based on company performance, salary surveys, market positions, cost of living and inflation
  • The market can dictate whether it is necessary or not
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What is SAP and what is it used for?

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It is a worldwide database for human resource management including org. structure, payroll and benefits.

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Tell me about Compensation philosophy

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Maintain the short and long-term motivation…through programs designed to promote retention…for all exempt employees from entry through executive levels…based on reward for performance.

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What are the employee categories? (6 categories)

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  • *International Mobile (IM)**-Full mobile for business proposes, Grade 8 or above.
  • *International Commuter (IC)-** It is a rotator, go back and forward to home. Job is in different country as home town.
  • *Geomobile (GM).**- Mobile with in the GeoZone. Assigned as an expatriate within the GeoZone
  • *Home Country Mobile.-** Temporary at home as business request.
  • *Home Country Commuter.-** Employee will normally work and reside at country of origin. (local rotator)
  • *Home Country Resident.**- Lives and work at home country.
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What are the employee types? (4)

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Exempt: are degreed professionals and individuals with unique expertise, as well as management. – not earning overtime pay.

Non-Exempt: All other employees – eligible for overtime pay

Direct: All field personnel directly contributing to revenue generation.

In-Direct: All additional personnel supporting direct field personnel.

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11
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Describe these personnel metrics:

Compensation versus Revenue

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Ensures that an employee’s compensation matches what the location is making in revenue

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Describe these personnel metrics:

Fixed vs Variable:

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Ratio of constant employees at a local vs variable employees (floaters, loan-outs, short service, etc)

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Describe these personnel metrics:

Support Ratio:

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Ratio of support staff to field personnel. This includes maintenance, bulk plant, laboratory employees

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Describe these personnel metrics:

Gender Mix:

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Ratio of males to females in a location. Goal is 1 woman for every 3 men by 2020.

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