Lesson 2 Flashcards

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4 Managerial Functions

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  1. Planning
  2. Organizing
  3. Directing
  4. Controlling
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This job entails studying and identifying the organization’s human resource needs, both in terms of number and quality.

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Planning

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This includes developing job descriptions and specifications, as well as building job structures and hierarchies.

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Organizing

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4
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the process of leading and inspiring personnel to achieve the goals of the firm.

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Directing

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5
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entails monitoring and analyzing workforce performance and taking corrective action as needed.

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Controlling

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6
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11 Key Functions of HRM

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1.Talent Recruitment
2.Onboarding
3.Training management
4.Performance appraisal
5.Workforce Engagement
6.Payroll management
7.Compliance management
8.Succession planning
9.Diversity and inclusion
10.Employee wellbeing
11.Exit management

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7
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One of the most significant responsibilities of HRM is talent hiring, which entails discovering and choosing eligible applicants for employment roles.

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Talent Recruitment

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8
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The process of welcoming and integrating new employees into the organization is known as :

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Onboarding

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9
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This function is critical for increasing employees’ skills and knowledge, which can lead to improved performance.

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Training management

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the process of reviewing and delivering feedback to employees. Setting performance goals, holding performance reviews, and generating performance improvement strategies are all part of the process

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Performance appraisal

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11
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The HRM task of managing relationships between workers and companies is known as :

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Workforce Management

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12
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The part of HRM responsible for overseeing the salaries and benefits of employees.

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Payroll management

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13
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The role of HRM that ensures that the organization complies with labor laws, rules, and policies is known as :

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Compliance management

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14
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The role of resource management that involves identifying and developing possible candidates for leadership roles within the organization is known as :

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Succession planning

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15
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function of human resource management that entails promoting a varied and inclusive workplace culture.

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Diversity and inclusion

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16
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HRM function that promotes employee health and well-being

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Employee wellbeing

17
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The function of human resource management that deals with the departure of personnel from a company.

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Exit management

18
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7 objectives of HRM

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  1. Workforce management
  2. Staffing
  3. Training and development
  4. Payroll management
  5. Employee Satisfaction
  6. Diversity and inclusion
  7. Compliance
19
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This HRM goal entails managing the entire employee lifecycle, from hiring through separation. Talent acquisition, onboarding, training, performance management, and succession planning are all part of it.

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Workforce Management

20
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The process of identifying, attracting, and choosing the best people for job openings is referred to as staffing. HRM’s goal entails writing job descriptions, advertising job openings, assessing resumes, interviewing candidates, and making employment offers.

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Staffing

21
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HRM attempt to improve employees’ job performance and career growth by developing their skills and knowledge. This includes creating and implementing training programs, providing mentorship and coaching, and giving opportunities for growth and learning.

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Training management

22
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It includes developing wage structures, calculating employee salaries and bonuses, managing employee benefits such as health insurance and retirement plans, and assuring tax compliance.

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Payroll management

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This HRM goal entails managing employee relations and ensuring employees are content with their work environment. Employee involvement, dispute resolution, and performance management are examples of such activities

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Employee satisfaction

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This includes building programs to attract and retain diverse personnel, as well as putting in place rules that promote inclusivity

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Diversity and inclusion

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This HRM goal entails making sure that the company complies with all applicable employment laws and rules. To do this, policies and practices must be created and put into effect that adheres to all applicable laws

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Compliance