Session 7 - separating and Retraining Employees Flashcards
Types of Turnover
Involuntary and Voluntary
What does ‘Involuntary Turnover’ include?
- Recruiting, selecting and training replacements
- Lost of productivity
- Lawsuits
- Workplace violence
What does ‘Voluntary Turnover’ Include?
- Recruiting, selecting and training replacements
- Lost of productivity
- Loss of talent employees
- Low morale
What are the ‘3 principals of justice’ called?
- Outcome Fairness
- Procedural Justice
- Interactional Justice
What does ‘Outcome fairness’ justice include?
- A judgment that the consequences given to employees are just.
What does ‘Procedural Justice’ include?
- A judgment that fair methods were used to determine the punishments an employee will receives
What are the types of Alternative Dispute Resolutions?
- Mediation
- Arbitration
What is ‘Mediation’?
A nonbinding process in which a neutral party from outside the organisation hears rge case and tries to help the people in a conflict arrive at a settlement.
What is ‘Binding’?
Where a professional arbitrator from outside the organisation (usually a judge) hears the case and resolves it by making a decision
What is Job withdrawal?
A set of behaviours which employees try to avoid the work situation phsyically, mentally, or emotionally.
What leads to job dissatisfaction?
- Personal disposition
- Tasks and roles
- Supervisors and coworkers
- Pay and benefits
Job dissatisfaction leads to…?
Job Withdrawal
Job withdrawal may take the form of..?
- Behaviour change
- Physical job withdrawal
- Psychological job withdrawal
