Learning aim C: Principles of Management Flashcards

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The department of a business or organization that deals with the hiring, administration, and training of personnel.

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Human Resources

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HR will look at what they staff they have now and what they need in the future. HR will then be able to assess their demand for staff.

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Forecasting Labour Demand

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The study of a firm’s labour market to evaluate the present or future availability of different types of workers. This information could be found from employment rates, a study of demographics, rates of pay, skills of the workforce, qualifications and types of employment.

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Labour Market Analysis

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A process of analysing the current workforce, determining future workforce needs, identifying the gap between the workforce you will have available and your future needs, and implementing solutions so that an organisation can accomplish its mission, goals, and strategic plan.

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HR planning

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The ability to do something well, usually gained through training or experience.

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Skills

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Knowledge or skill that comes from having done a previous job.

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Experience

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The highest level of education a person has attained.

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Education Level

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A natural ability to do something.

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Aptitude

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A businesses ability to change the way they do things e.g. offering employees different hours to help staff retention.

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Flexibility in the workforce

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Employees that are foundational to the business. When an employee is recruited on a permanent basis they are known as a core worker.

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Core workers

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Part-time, temporary and self employed workers brought into the business as and when needed

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Peripheral workers

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Using a supplier to manufacture part or all of a firm’s product or service

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Sub-contracting

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A contract that does not guarantee any particular number of hours’ work

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Zero hours contract

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14
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Work for a limited period of time, for example for the summer only.

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Temporary Staff

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15
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Staff who have a contract with an employment agency and are paid by the agency, employers who need a temporary worker ask the agency for workers who can fill a specific role

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Agency Staff

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16
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Obtain (goods or a service) from an outside supplier, especially in place of an internal source.

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Outsourcing