managing people - theme 1.4 (book 4) Flashcards
approaches to staffing, recruitment and selection, organisational design, motivation, leadership
Soft HRM is when ____ believe that staff are the most important ______ in the business.
Soft HRM is when organisations believe that employees are the most important asset of the business.
Hard HRM is when _______ believe employees are a _______ to be used ____ effectively.
Hard HRM is when organisations believe employees are a resource to be used cost effectively.
advantages of soft HRM?
- attract the best employees
- low turnover
- better training & skills
- increased motivation
disadvantages of soft HRM?
- can be very expensive
- less flexible working
advantages of hard HRM?
- can meet changes in demand with flexible hours
- lower costs
- quicker decisions
disadvantages of hard HRM?
- high turnover
- increased recruitment costs
- low motivation
- harder to recruit
flexible working is a _____ of employment _____ designed to help employees _____ work and home life.
flexible working is a range of employment options designed to help employees balance work and home life.
multiskilling is where there is an opportunity for ________ to complete _________ jobs rather than _________.
multiskilling is where there is an opportunity for employees to complete multiple jobs rather than specialisation.
how long do part time employees work for in a week?
less than 30hrs a week
how long are temporary employees employed for?
a limited time (e.g; christmas season)
outsourcing is when a _______ finds an _________ business to carry out part of the ______ process.
outsourcing is when a business finds an external business to carry out part of the process.
dismissal is when an ___________ contract is ________ due to a _______ in terms of the _______ of the employee
dismissal is when an employees contract is terminated due to a breach in terms of the contract of the employee
redundancy occurs when the __________ contract of employment is ______ because the job no longer ________.
redundancy is when the employees contract is terminated because the job no longer exists.
trade unions are national ______ with a ______ to protect its ______ and _________
their ________ and _________ conditions.
trade unions are national organisations with a remit to protect its members and improve their economic and working conditions.
industrial _______ is when there is a _______ between an employer and employee.
industrial dispute is when there is a disagreement between and employer and employee.
recruitment are the _____ undertaken by a business to _____ a ________ and attract suitable candidates.
recruitment are the steps undertaken by a business to identify a vacancy and attract suitable candidates.
selection is actions taken to ______ the ______ candidate for a job
selection is the actions taken to identify the best candidate for a job.
________ recruitment is when candidates for positions are recruited from within the organisation.
internal recruitment is when candidates for positions are recruited from within the organisation.
benefits and drawbacks of internal recruitment?
benefits:
- lower recruitment costs
- known abilities
- quicker
- reduced training costs
drawbacks:
- leaves a new vacancy to be filled
- can cause disputes
- lack of new skills & options
_________ recruitment is when candidates for a position are recruited from outside of the organisation
external recruitment is when candidates for a position are recruited from outside of the organisation