unit 2 Flashcards

1
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what are the stages of the employee lifecycle

A

attraction
recruitment
onboarding
development
retention
exit

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2
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what is a legislation

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legal acts/laws passed by parliament

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3
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what are regulations

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rules written by regulators to explain how laws will be enforced

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4
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what are the parts of duty of care

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safety
mental well-being
health
support

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5
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what does enactment mean

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when the legislation is passed, which is the year on the legislation name

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6
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what does commencement mean

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when the law becomes enforceable

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7
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health and safety at work act

A

1974
ensure work is safe and provides the right training
PPE
you are responsible for following the rules

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8
Q

employment rights act

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1996
entitled to a contract of employment
20 minute break after 6 hour
maternity leave for up to 52 weeks
1 week for men

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9
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national minimum wage act

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1998
increases in April every year

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10
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what are the minimum wages in 2024

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21 and over - £11.44
18-20 - £8.60
under 18 - £6.40
apprentice - £6.40

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11
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employment relations act

A

1999
industrial relations
parental leave
employment tribunal awards
disciplinary proceedings

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12
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maternity and parental leave regulations

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1999
18 weeks paid
29 weeks unpaid
written notice
must take a minimum of 2 weeks in some cases 4 weeks

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13
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pensions act

A

2008
all employers must set one up
over 22 and ear £10,000
3%

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14
Q

equality act

A

2010
9 protected characteristics

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15
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what are the 9 protected characteristics

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  1. age
  2. race
  3. sex
  4. disability
  5. religion or belief
  6. marriage and civil partnership
  7. pregnancy and maternity
  8. sexual orientation
  9. gender reassignment
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16
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general data protection regulation

A

2018
only keeping data needed
ensuring security
purpose limitations

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17
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working time regulation

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1998
48 hours a week max
40 hours for under 18
5.6 of employees week paid holiday

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18
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parental bereavement act

A

2018
up to 2 weeks of leave

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19
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what is the responsibilities of employees

A

work the full period
protect the employer’s property
be honest and trustworthy
protect the business’s image

20
Q

what does the employee expect from the employer

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paid in full and on time
treated with respect
allowed holidays
treated equally
able to join a trade union

21
Q

what is disciplinary action

A

when an employer tells an employee their job performance or behaviour within the workplace is not up to the standard expected

22
Q

what are the 4 types of disciplinary actions

A

verbal warning
written warning
retraining
dismissal or other sanction

23
Q

what are the 2 levels of misconduct

A

persistent minor infringement
gross misconduct

24
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what is persistent minor infringement

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where the employee does not respond to a formal
escalation of warnings this can lead to dismissal.
e.g. timekeeping

25
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what is gross misconduct

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it can result in immediate dismissal without warning
e.g. theft

26
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what are business aims

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strategies designed to meet financial objectives, expressed in a budget

27
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what is productivity

A

the efficiency of an organisation

28
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what is the most common measure of productivity

A

labour productivity
(amount of turnover/revenue per employee)

29
Q

what is a recruitment strategy

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a plan that details the recruitment needs of the business and how they will be achieved

30
Q

what are the 3 methods of recruitment planning

A
  1. resource planning
  2. capacity planning
    succession planning
31
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what is resource planning

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an organisation level activity designed to ensure that the business has enough resources to meet output requirements of its budget

32
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what are the 3 questions of resource planning

A
  1. what resources do I need?
  2. how much of each do I need?
  3. when do I need them?
33
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what is capacity planning

A

a process that balances the available resources to meet requirements

34
Q

what is capacity planning used to make decisions about

A

labour force and/or equipment

35
Q

what question does succession planning answer

A

if this person leaves the business, who will replace them

36
Q

what does succession planning ensure

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ensures continuity of key functions within the business organisation without disruption if a colleague resigns or is ill

37
Q

what is the recruitment process

A

attraction, identifying and encouraging potential candidates to apply for a job

38
Q

what is the selection process

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evaluating and choosing the most suitable candidate from the pool of applicants

39
Q

what is a job description

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outlines the duties, responsibilities, and tasks associated with the role

40
Q

what is a person specification

A

details the qualifications, skills, experience and attributes required or desired in a candidate the job

41
Q

what is internal recruitment

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when an existing employee gains a new role within the business, often a promotion

42
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what is external recruitment

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when a business recruits and employs a person who comes from outside the business

43
Q

what is a careers fair

A

external recruitment method.
at a set time and place for companies and job seekers meet and try find a job that meets the requirements

44
Q

what are newspapers

A

external
they can be used any time and anyone can see it and read it

45
Q

what is a company website

A

external
presents the company to all its audience

46
Q

what is colleague incentive

A

external
reward and benefits given to employees to motivate and encourage them to perform better

47
Q

2.2 23 padlet - social media

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