People Flashcards
Since 1978, the Uniform Guidelines on Employee Selection Procedures have required that many employees do what?
• Validate each step of their employment selection process
• Submit their employment selection process to the EEOC
• Review their employment selection process to be sure that there are sufficient veteran applicants
• Publish their employment selection process each year
Validate each step of their employment selection process
What does PESTLE mean?
• Pests Eliminating Service Through Legitimate Extermination
• Payroll, employment, systems, training, liability, and employee
• Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Legal and environmental
• Personnel, executives, systemic, training, legal, and ergonomics
Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Legal and environmental
The GS system used by the federal government is an example of which job evaluation method or system?
• A factor comparison method
• A classification system
• A point method ranking system
• A market comparison method
A Classification System
What is an employment brand?
• The market perception of what it is like to work for an organization
• A product name that appears on supermarket packages
• An industry-assigned label serial number
• A recruiting slogan
The Market Perception of what it is like to work for an organization.
Soliciting applicant resumes to find minimally qualified applicants for a job opening is which of the following?
• The selection step of talent management
• The recruitment step of talent management
• Human resource planning
• A way to determine their salary requirements
The Recruitment Step Of Talent Management
Why is it important to measure turnover, retention rates, and reasons why people leave the payroll?
• They are all things the CEO wants to know
• They can contribute to a monthly HR report to the executives
• They are examples of reports HR professionals need clerical support to generate
• They can all help control cost
They Can All Help Control Cost
Why should a job offer always be in writing?
• It specifies details of compensation, benefits, and Employment at-will status
• The federal department of labor requires it
• State regulations specify that only with written offers can a job be filled
• Actually, a job offer should not be made in writing because that constitutes a contract
It Specifies Details of Compensation, Benefits and Employment at-will Status
Employment interviews and written test are considered to be what?
• Essential to the hiring manager’s acceptance of candidates
• Selection devices that must be validated according o federal regulations
• HR purview only
• Always acceptable if the test are bought “ off the shelf” and not created in-house
Selection Devices That Must Be Validated According to Federal Regulations
Training for job selection interviewers is which of the following?
• Never Needed
• Essential for all managers and supervisors who will participate in interviewing
• Needed for supervisors who are new to employment selection interviewing
• A good idea for people who have been hired from a competitor organization
Essential For All Managers and Supervisors l Who Will Participate in Interviewing
Why are written job descriptions a good strategic tool?
• They give incumbents a reference so they don’t do something they aren’t supposed to do
• It is important to be able to follow responsibility trees in writing
• Federal civil rights enforcement agencies insist on written descriptions
• They provide reference for job seekers as we as incumbents, managers and supervisors
They Provide Reference For Job Seekers As Well As Incumbents, Managers And Supervisors
What is the key benefit to developing long-term goals?
• Showing the interaction of planning, people, and processes
• Separating the effects of culture against the intentions and goals
• Increasing the influence on internal factors
• Aligning the use of resources with intended strategic goals
Aligning The Use Of Resources With Intended Strategic Goals
What are the stages of the Strategy process?
• Formulation, buy-in, communication, evaluation
• Formulation, development, implementation, evaluation
• Development, communication, buy-in, implementation
• Senior management development, communication, implementation, evaluation
Formulation, Development, Implementation, Evaluation
Herzberg’s motivation-hygiene theory is based on which two categories of needs?
• Psychological and basic needs
• motivational and security needs
• Extrinsic and intrinsic needs
• Safety and Self-esteem needs
Extrinsic And Intrinsic Needs
With of th following is considered to be an HR strategic task in an organization?
• Developing an ergo training program to reduce repetitive injuries
• Ensuring backup and retention of records off-site
• Administering new hire orientation
• Providing analysis to management to forecast workforce needs
Providing Analysis To Management to Forecast Workforce Needs
The Equal Pay Act prohibits wage discrimination on the basis of what?
• Race
• Sex
• Seniority
• Merit
Sex