Unit 6 Flashcards

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What are important things to take note while creating an email to successful email after the interview?

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  • Mention candidate name and job title for which he/she has been selected for;
  • Be precise in the email
  • Congragulate the candidate on his/her success
  • Mention benefits for working with the organisation
  • Include the salary and allowances
  • include a deadline to response the email.
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What are some follow up activities that HR will need to undertake after the candidate accepts the job offer?

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  • Send the results of selection to the candidate and the hiring manager/supervisor
  • Liaise with Hiring Manager to ensure that any vetting process, mandatory training, Licensing requirement or medical assessments are completed prior to commencement date.
  • Inform relevant departments to prepare necessary equipment, documents and IT support.
  • Update the new hire record onto the staff portal so current staff members can send an email to the new hire welcoming him or her to the company.
  • Pre-order business cards so that they are available on the first day.
  • The issuance of attendance sheets, benefits and insurance, declaration of conflict of interest, deed of confidentiality and related document signing.
  • Hand them a staff handbook and website intranet where new hires can read up about the company before the orientation session.
  • While handing them the orentation kits, it is good to present them with the company’s branded material such as pens, t-shirts or caps.
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What are some disadvantages of Casual employment?

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  • No guarantee of hours to be worked
  • No guarantee of regular income
  • Limited unfair dismissal protection
  • No paid annual leave
  • No access to paid sick leave
  • No access to paid public holidays
  • No notice of termination or access to redundancy entitlement
  • Can have limited access to training, career development and workplace information.
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Define Part time Employment.

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Part time employment are formal and written agreements between employers and employees to work part-time hours that can override certain provisions that specifically relate to part-time work.

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What are some advantages of Part time employment?

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  • A guarantee of regular and weekly roster hours
  • Access to paid leave within predetermined minimum entitlements.
  • Guarantee of a weekly earning that allows for budgeting and access to finance
  • Access to minimum notice requirement for termination, redundancy and change of roster hours.
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What is the purpose of an employment contract?

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It aims to reflect the management rights to determine the work environment of employees, to engage, supervise, appraise, and compensate employees, and to dismiss and retrench workers if warranted in addition to employees’ duties, responsiblities and rights in the company.

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What is the difference between contract for service and contract of service?

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Contract for service is where a company provide services to a company such as vendors or contractors. Contract of service is an agreement where one person agrees to employ another as an employee.

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List down key employment terms that is included in an employment contract.

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  • Full name of employer
  • Full name of employee
  • Job position
  • Date of employment commencement
  • Duration of employment
  • Salary period and overtime period
  • Remuneration package
  • Fixed allowances
  • Fixed deductions
  • Work arrangements
  • Type of leave
  • Other medical benefits
  • Probation period and clause
  • Notice Period
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What is required before a foreign worker can work in singapore?

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  • MOM approval
  • Relevant work passes application approval
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Which pass type is required for professionals, managers and executive that earns at least $5,000 a month?

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Employment pass

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Which pass type is required for high earning existing employment pass holders or overseas foreign professionals?

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Personalised Employment Pass

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Which pass type is required for eligible foreign entrepreneurs wanting to start and operate a new business in singapore?

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Entrepass

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Which pass type is required for mid-level skilled staff that earn at least $3,000 a month?

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S Pass

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Which pass type is required for foreign domestic workers?

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Work Permit for Foreign Domestic Worker.

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Which pass type is required for Malaysian nannies to work in singapore for up to 16 weeks starting from the birth of the employer’s child?

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Work permit for confinement nanny

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Which pass type is required for semi-skilled foreign workers in the construction, manufacturing, marine shipyard, process or services sector?

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Work permit for foreign worker

17
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Which pass type is required for foreign performers working in public entertainment outlets such as bars, hotels and nightclubs?

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Work permit for performing artiste

18
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What is the purpose of Onboarding a new hire?

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  • Gets the new hire started on productive activities
  • Ensures that the new hire gets accurate information
  • Gives the employer a chance to develop good work habits in the new hire
  • Helps the new hire feel welcome and relieve anxiety
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What are the benefits of Onboarding a new hire?

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  • Help an incoming employee feel welcome and more comfortable when beginning new duties.
  • Streamline the process for in-processing.
  • Communicate your company’s mission and values and help the new hired identify with the organisation.
  • knowing the job expectations in the company will help the new hire establish his new scope of duties and key performance indicators which will in turn better prepare them to acheive their career goals.
  • Dissemination of company policies and procedures during on-boarding will give new hire a sense of what to expect and where to seek clarification as he settled in the new company.
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List down the features of an onboarding programme.

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  • Company overview
  • Review of the job description
  • Policies and procedural review
  • share compensation and benefits
  • safety and accident prevention
  • Employees and union relations
  • Tour of physical facilities
21
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What are the duties of a HR Assistant during on-boarding of new hire?

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Onboarding session should be scheduled in consultation with line managers so that the workspace for new hire is ready and in working condition.

Assign a collegue from the department to meet the new hire after the orientation session. let them spend the first day getting to know the workplace, their work equipment and their collegues.

HR assistants will settle the administrative details of ensuring that new hires’ records are well captured in the Human Resource Information system with all documents attached.

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What are some common equipment issued to a new hire?

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  • Internet usage
  • Company equipment, tools and vehicles
  • Typical equipment issued to new hires