M3-topic 3 part 1 acquisition, development Flashcards

1
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what are the stages in the human resources processes cycle (4)

A

Acquisition
development
maintenance
separation

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2
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what is human resource planning

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the creation of strategies that allow for staff to meet current and future needs of the business

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3
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What are the steps of acquisition (3)

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identify staffing needs
recruitment
selection

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4
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what is identifying staff needs

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the process of analysing and identify what jobs are required and how many employees are needed

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5
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what is a job description

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a written statement describing the duties qualifications needed for a particular job

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6
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what is a job specification

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outline key skills experience qualifications needed for a particular job

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7
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what is remuneration

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determining how much job is worth in pay and entitlements, dependant on conditions wage agreements

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8
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what does effective recruitment and employee selection involves

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evaluating and hiring qualified applicants that are motivated and have values and goals that aligned with the business

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9
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what are some ways a business can hire staff (2)

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internal
external

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10
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what is internal hiring

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promoting qualified staff in the business

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11
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what is external hiring

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hiring someone qualified outside of the business

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12
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what is selection

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a screening process where information is gathered about the applicant

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13
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what are some methods of selection (3)

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application forms
interviews
written test

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14
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what are some important skills needed by employees (2)

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communication skills
ability to work with other people

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15
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what are ways of developing staff (4)

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induction
training
mentoring
coaching

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16
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what happens during a staff induction

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introduce new employees to the new job, co-workers and business culture.

17
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what happens during staff training

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develop skills, knowledge and attitudes that lead to superior work performance

18
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what does training employees broadly entitle(2)

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gives employees:
the ability to adapt to change easily
gives the business:
a more competitive edge

19
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what are key features need to be considered for a training program (5)

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Assess needs for the individual, job + business
Determine objectives of program
Consider internal and external influences
Determine the process of the training program
Evaluate the program

20
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what is a mentor

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a personal relationship between an experienced staff member and a junior/new member

21
Q

what roles do mentors have(2)

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provide advice
aid in mentoree’s personal development

22
Q

what does coaching do

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shares skills relevant to employee needs

23
Q

what roles do coaches have (3)

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assist in goal setting for employees
help find solutions to employees problems
build employee skills to overcome weakness

24
Q

list types of performance appraisal skills (4)

A

behaviour observation scales
interview
management by objectives
360- degree feedback

25
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what is behaviour observation scales

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when a supervisor observes performance and behaviour over time

26
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what are the advantages of using a behaviour observation scales (2)

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ongoing collection of a range of evidence
provide feedback easily

27
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what are the disadvantages of using behaviour observation scales (3)

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may focus too much on negative elements
supervisor unfamiliar with job which could affect results
open personality clashes

28
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what is an interview

A

formal discussion between supervisor + employee

29
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what are the advantages of using interviews (2)

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can be flexible and detailed
allows for questions and discussion

30
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what are the disadvantages of using interviews for performance appraisal

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supervisor is intimidating as they have reward/promotion power over employees

31
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what is management by objectives

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objectives set for the employee, performance rewarded according to results

32
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advantages of using management by objective performance appraisal(2)

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rewards achievement
goal setting motivates employees to find new better ways to work

33
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disadvantages of using management by objective performance appraisal (3)

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inflexible
open discussion limited due to supervisor power
rating criteria maybe to low/high

34
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what is 360 degree feedback

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employees receive feedback anonymously from peers and managers

35
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what are some advantages in using 360 degree feedback for performance appraisal(1)

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honest feedback

36
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what are some disadvantages in using 360 degree feedback for performance appraisal(3)

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open to personal conflict rivalry
may not be constructive
time consuming