Terms & Acronyms Flashcards
ADA
Americans with Disabilities Act
ADAAA
Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments Act
what does ADDIE stand for?
Analysis
Design
Development
Implementation
Evaluation
what is ADDIE?
a five-step instructional design framework that guides the design and development of learning programs
ADEA
Age Discrimination in Employment Act
ADR
Alternative dispute resolution; an umbrella term for the various approaches and techniques (other than litigation) that can be used to resolve a dispute, such as arbitration, conciliation and mediation
analytics
tools that add context or subclassifying comparison groups to data so that the data can be used for decision support
applicant
person who applies for or formally expresses interest in a position
arbitration
method of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) by which disputing parties agree to be bound by the decision of one or more impartial individuals to whom they submit their dispute for final determination
assessment center
process by which job candidates or employees are evaluated to determine suitability and/or readiness for employment, training, promotion or an assignment
ATS
Applicant tracking system; a software application that automates organizations management of the recruiting process, such as accepting application materials and screening applicants
balance sheet
statement of an organizations financial position at a specific point in time, showing assets, liabilities and shareholder equity
balanced scorecard
performance management toll that depicts an organizations overall performance as measured against goals, lagging indicators and leading indicators
benchmarking
process by which an organization identifies performance gaps and sets goals for performance improvement by comparing its data, performance levels and/or processes against those of other organization
benefits
mandatory or voluntary payments or services provided to employees, which typically cover retirement, health care, sick pay/disability, life insurance and paid time off.
BFOQ
Bona fide occupation qualification, a factor that is reasonably necessary, in the normal operations of an organization, to carry out to a particular job function
bias
a partiality or an inclination or predisposition for or against something
business case
tool or document that defines a specific problem, purpose a solution and provides justifications for the proposal in terms of time, cost-efficiency and probability of success
business intelligence
raw data that is translated into meaningful information for decision-makers to use in taking strategic action
business unit
element or segment of an organization that represent a specific business function such as accounting, marketing or production; also may be called department, division, group, cost center or functional area
buy-in
process by which a person or group provides a sustained commitment in support of a decision, approach, solution or course of action
candidate experience
perception of a job seeker about an employer based on interaction during the complete recruitment process
career development
progression through a series of employment stages characterized by relatively unique issues, themes, and tasks
career mapping
process by which organizations use visual tools or guides to depict prototypical or exemplary career possibilities and paths in terms of sequential positions, roles, and stages