Human Resources Management Flashcards
What is the purpose for human resources management?
Managing people
What makes an effective manager?
Inspire their employees to improve themselves and the organization
What act was created as an amendment to the CIvil Rights Act that encouarges employers to actively recruit and give preference to minorities with same qualifications to corect prejudice
Wqual employment opportunity commission
EEOC is responsible for creating?
Affirmative action
How is HR influenced by EEOC?
Hiring: considers diversity in the workplace
Interviewing: Limits the questions that may be legally asked to job candidates
Disciplining employees: Requires procedures to be followed and documented
WHat entitiy established OSHA?
Occupational Safetey and Health Act of 1970
Responsible for developing and enforcing workplace standards to prevent work-related injuries, illness or death?
OSHA
What is the relevancy of OSHA to the pharmacy?
Establishs workplace standard for exposure to hazardous chemical and bloodbourne pathogens
What are functions of HR?
- Recruitment
- Placement
- Coaching (Training/Development)
- Performance feedback
- Termination
What are the 2 most important functios performed by managers?
Recruitment and placement
What are the characteristics of recruitment?
Purpose: to attract the most qualified candidates to interview for an available job position
Proactive recruitment is more effective than reactive
Goal to become an eploye of choice by protraying a positive image
What are the aspects of placement?
Involves candidte application, screening, interviewing, selection, and hiring:
1. Job description and analysis
2. Application
3. Screening
4. Interviewing
5. Selecting candidates
6. Hiring
What is the purpose of completing a job app?
- Screen for unqualified candidates
- Provide background info
What are the common screening criteria?
- Lack of job qualifications
- Poorly completed applications
- Negatve application history
What are the types of interviewing types?
Traditional: general discussion about themselves
Situationl: role palying, hypothetical scenarios (what do you do if?)
Stress: Blunt questions, interruptions to deliberately unnerve the candidates (Why do you think your right fo the job?)
Behavioral: Based on the assumption that past behaviors best predict future behaviors (Describe your worst?)