HRM Flashcards

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Job analysis identifies the duties and human requirements for each of the company s jobs.

The next step is to decide which of these jobs you need to fill, and to recruit and select employees for them

what definition is that?

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1) job analysis

2) Workforce Planning
or
Succession Planning
or
personnel planning

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is the process of deciding what positions the firm will have to fill, and how to fill
them. It embraces all future positions, from maintenance clerk to CEO.

what definition is that?

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Workforce Planning
or
Succession Planning
or
personnel or emplyment planning

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How many people will we need? Managers consider several factors as

demographics, growth plans, and turnover history

estimating what the demand will be for your products or services. Short term,
management should be concerned with daily, weekly, and seasonal forecasts. For
example, retailers track daily sales trends because they know, for instance, that
Mother s Day produces

what definition is that?

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Forecasting Personnel Needs (Labor Demand)
or
amount of labor needed

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tools to know or project How many people will we need?(forecasting personnel needs)

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1) Trend Analysis
2) Ratio Analysis
3) Scatter Plot

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What is Trend Analysis
and how to make it and what does it aims for??

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Definition: Studying variations in the firm’s employment levels over recent years

Method: Compute the number of employees over a specified period (e.g., the last 5 years) or within subgroups (e.g., sales, production, secretarial).

Aim: Identify staffing need that may needed in the future.

Factors Considered: Historical and current workforce demographics, voluntary withdrawals (e.g., retirements, resignations), changes in sales volume, and productivity.

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What is Ratio Analysis?

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Definition: Making forecasts based on the historical ratio between a 1) causal factor (e.g., sales volume) and the 2) number of employees required (e.g., salespeople)

between the number of procuction and number employees

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What is Scatter Plot?
خريطة مبعثرة

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Graphically represents the relationship between two variables, such as sales and staffing levels.

Purpose: Determine if there’s a correlation between business activity (e.g., sales) and personnel needs
.
Implication: If a relationship exists, forecasting business activity can help estimate personnel needs.

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types of supplying candidates
and what does it means

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1) Knowing your staffing needs satisfies only half the staffing equation. Next, ** you have to estimate the likely supply of both 1) inside (currunt emplyees in the company) **
and
2) outside candidates (not curruntly employed). Most
firms start with the inside candidates

inside candidates has records of existing employees to determine their suitability for promotion or transfer to fill projected job openings or vacancies within the organization.

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9
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how to Forecast the Supply of Inside Candidates
( تقييم الموظفين الحاليين لتنبؤ نقلهم او زيادة رتبهم للقيام بملء وظاءف اخري= في المستقبل)

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using 1) Qualifications Inventories: 2) Manual Systems and Replacement Charts: **3) Computerized Skills Inventories:
**

1) Qualifications Inventories:
قواعد بيانية فيها معلومات عن مؤهلات و انجازات الموظفين الحاليين
Qualifications inventories contain data on employees’ performance records, educational background, and promotability.
These inventories **help managers assess which employees are suitable for promotion or transfer

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2) Manual Systems and Replacement Charts:

  • 1) Manual systems, such as personnel inventory and development record forms, **compile qualifications information for each employee **

** 2)Personnel replacement charts** are used for top positions, showing present performance and promotability of potential replacements.

**3) Computerized Skills Inventories:
**
1) Larger firms use computerized systems to track the qualifications of hundreds or thousands of employees.
Software programs like SurveyAnalytics’s Skills Inventory Software help anticipate human resource shortages and facilitate recruitment and training plans.
Computerized systems are often linked with other human resources systems, updating employee information automatically.
Managers input position specifications, and the system produces a list of qualified candidates based on keywords matching the job requirements.
Data in computerized skills inventories include work experience codes, product knowledge, industry experience, and formal education.

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why to Forecast the Supply outside Candidates

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if there is not enough inside candidates or qualified people you may rely on getting outside candidate

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what Action Plans to Match Projected Labor Supply and Labor
Demand

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labor supply” refers to the availability of workers, both internally (existing employees) and externally (potential candidates from outside the organization). “Labor demand” refers to the number and types of positions that need to be filled within the organization

Workforce Action Plan: This involves outlining the projected gaps between labor demand and labor supply, detailing which positions need to be filled and how they will be filled.

Staffing Plan: This plan should identify the positions to be filled, potential sources for these positions (internal or external), and the necessary training, development, and promotional activities required to fill these positions effectively.

Resources Required: Implementing the staffing plan may require various resources, such as advertising costs, recruiter fees, relocation costs, and travel and interview expenses.

Recruiting Yield Pyramid: This pyramid illustrates the volume of candidates needed to fill a relatively small number of positions. It helps employers understand the scale of their staffing challenges and plan recruitment efforts accordingly.

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12
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THE NEED FOR EFFECTIVE RECRUITING

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➤Employee recruiting means finding and/or attracting applicants for the
employers open positions. It is both important and challenging.
➤It entails creating a pool of applicants.

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Knowing your staffing needs satisfies only half the staffing equation. Next, you
must……………

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estimate if you would supply from indside or outside canditates

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What Makes Recruiting a Challenge?

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➤ Its easy to assume that recruiting is easy that all you need do is place a few ads
on the Web. However, several things make it more complex.
First, some recruiting methods are superior to others, depending on the type of
job for which you are recruiting.
Second, the success you have in recruiting depends on non- recruitment issues
and policies. For example, paying 10% more than most firms in your locale
should, other things being equal, help you build a bigger applicant pool faster.
Third, employment law prescribes what you can and cannot do when recruiting

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Supplying from Internal Sources of Candidates pros and cons

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Pros*
knowing a candidate’s strengths and weaknesses.
Current employees may be more committed to the company.
Morale may rise if employees see promotions as rewards for loyalty and
competence.

Inside candidates should require** less orientation and training than outsiders.**

Cons

Employees who apply for jobs and don’t get them may become discontented. سخط
Too often internal recruiting is a waste of time as a manager often knows whom
he wants to hire.

Inbreeding is another potential drawback. Inbreeding occurs when an employee
who is familiar with the organization continues to do things in the same old way,
resulting in a** lack of creative** expression for corporate improvement

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:candidates internal Finding➤

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➤Job posting: Hiring from within ideally relies on job posting and the firm’s
skills inventories. Job posting means publicizing the open job to employees
(usually by literally posting it on company intranets or bulletin boards).

➤ Rehiring: Should you rehire someone who left your employ? It depends. On
the plus side, former employees are known quantities (more or less) and are
already familiar with how you do things. On the other hand, employees who you
let go may return with negative attitudes.

➤Succession Planning: Hiring from within is particularly important when it
involves filling the employer’s top/key positions. Doing so requires succession
planning the ongoing process of systematically identifying, assessing, and
developing organizational leadership to enhance performance.

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:candidates external Finding➤

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➤ Recruiting via the Internet (e.g., websites).
➤ Other online recruiting sources: For instance, seeking passive candidates
(people not actively looking for jobs) by using social networking sites such as
LinkedIn to find potential candidates.
➤ Social media platforms: e.g., Facebook, twitter, etc.
➤ Advertising: To use help-wanted ads successfully, employers should address
two issues: the advertising medium and the ads construction (AIDA; use phrases
like “next key player”, “are you looking to make an impact?”, “travel challenge”,
“call today”).

18
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The media you should recruite from

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THE MEDIA
The best medium the local paper, the Wall Street Journal, the Web (or some other)
depends on the positions for which you re recruiting.

CONSTRUCTING (WRITING)
THE AD Experienced advertisers use the guide AIDA (attention, interest, desire,
action) to construct ads

19
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Employment Agencies

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There are three main types of employment agencies: (1) public agencies operated
by federal, state, or local governments; (2) agencies associated with nonprofit
organizations; and (3) privately owned agencies

20
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Executive Recruiters:

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(also known as headhunters) are special employment
agencies employers retain to seek out top- management talent for their clients.
يعني وكالة بتشغل موظفين عاللين الادارة للكلاينتس اللي بيطلبوهم

21
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College Recruiting

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College recruiting sending an employer’s representatives
to college campuses to prescreen applicants and create an applicant pool from the
graduating/senior class
بيبعته موظفين من شركة للكليات عشان يعمللولهم بريسنتشن و يرشحه ناس للتزظيف

22
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Employee referral

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➤ Employee referral: campaigns are an important recruiting option. Here the
employer posts announcements of openings and requests for referrals on its
website, bulletin, and/or wallboards. It often offers prizes or cash awards for
referrals that lead to hiring.

الموظفين اللي في الشركة بيده اقتراح او انتخاب تعيين او ترقية للناس اللي مقدمة

23
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➤Executive Recruiters:
➤College Recruiting
➤Employee referral
➤ Walk-ins

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wake in: Particularly for hourly workers, walk-ins’ direct applications made
at your office are a big source of applicants. From a practical point of view,
simply posting a Help Wanted sign outside the door may be the most costeffective way of attracting good local applicants

Executive Recruiters: Think of them as talent scouts for companies. They are hired by companies to find very skilled and experienced people to fill high-level jobs. For example, a company might hire an executive recruiter to find a new Chief Financial Officer.

College Recruiting: This is when companies visit universities to meet students who are about to graduate. They talk to these students to see who might be a good fit for their company. It’s like a sports team watching young players to decide who they want to join their team.

Employee Referral: This is when a company asks its current employees to help find new people to hire. If an employee suggests someone who gets hired, they might get a reward, like money or a gift. It’s like when a friend recommends another friend for a job at the place they work.

Walk-ins: This is when someone who is looking for a job goes directly to a business and asks if they are hiring. It’s like when you see a “Help Wanted” sign in a store window and you go in to ask about the job.