WEEK 13: HUMAN RESOURCES Flashcards

1
Q

strive to offer benefits that
will appeal to workers, thus reducing the
risk of losing corporate knowledge to
employee turnover.

A

Human Resource Departments

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2
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Core Functions of HR:

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  • Staffing
  • Training and Professional Development
  • Compensation and Benefits
  • Safety and Health
  • Employee Relations
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3
Q

manage the recruitment process in order to identify the pool of qualified
applicants.

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Human Resource Professionals

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4
Q

Both ___ and _____ candidates are selected based on job specifications, which are the result of an analysis of the job/position.

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Internal and External

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5
Q

often the most cost-effective method of recruiting potential employees,

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Internal Recruitment

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6
Q

is to create diversity and expand the candidate pool.

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External Recruitment

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7
Q

each applicant is asked the same
questions and is scored with a consistent rating process.

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Interviews

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2 Types of Interviews

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  • Behavioral Interviews
  • Situational Interviews
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9
Q

ask the applicant to reflect on his or her past experiences.

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Behavioral Interviews

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10
Q

require the applicant to explain how he or she would handle a series of hypothetical situations.

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Situational Interviews

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11
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is teaching or developing in oneself or others, any skills and knowledges that relate to
specific useful competencies.

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Training

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12
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TYPES OF TRAINING:

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  • On the Job Training
  • Off the Job Training
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13
Q

takes place in a normal working situation, usual actual tools, equipment, documents, or materials that trainees will use once
they are fully trained.

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On the Job Training

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14
Q

takes place away from normal work situations, so the employee is not a directly productive worker while such training takes place

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Off the Job Training

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15
Q

a systematic and periodic process
that assesses an individual employee’s job
performance and productivity, in relation to
certain pre-established criteria and organizational objectives.

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Performance Appraisal

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16
Q

Peter Drucker suggests using S.M.A.R.T Objectives in the appraisal process:

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Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, Time-Related

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17
Q

Methods of Performance Appraisal:

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  • Graphic Rating Scales
  • Behavioral Methods
  • 2 + 2
18
Q

assigning some form of rating system to pertinent traits.

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Graphic Rating Scales

19
Q

these methods identify to what extent an employee displays certain behaviors,

A

Behavioral Methods

20
Q

feedback system demonstrates how appraisals can be used primarily for
improvement purposes.

A

2 + 2

21
Q

is the cost of acquiring human resources for running operations.

A

Employee Compensation

22
Q

Forms of employee compensation include:

A
  • Salary
  • Wage Systems
  • Hybrid Wage Systems
  • Benefits
23
Q

Form of compensation paid periodically by an employer to an employee

A

Salary

24
Q

Wage System Types:

A
  • Time Rate
  • Differential Time Rate
  • Payment by Piecework
25
Q

under this system a worker is paid by the hour for time worked.

A

Time Rate

26
Q

different hourly rates are fixed for different shifts or different assignments

A

Differential Time Rate

27
Q

The worker’s wages depend on his or her output and the rate of each unit of output; it is in fact independent of the time taken by the worker.

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Payment by Piecework

28
Q

most common in sales and management:

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Hybrid Wages

29
Q

TYPES OF HYBRID WAGE SYSTEMS

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  • Straight Commission
  • Salary Plus Commission
30
Q

The employee receives no compensation from their employer unless they close a sale or a transaction.

A

Straight Commission

31
Q

Only a portion of an employee’s compensation comes from the commission.

A

Salary Plus Commission

32
Q

occur for a range of reasons, both voluntary and involuntary.

A

Terminations

33
Q

the Philippines follow __________. In such a framework, the employee may only be dismissed via just or authorized causes, accompanied by the corresponding two notices.

A

due process termination

34
Q

Types of Terminations:

A
  • Firing
  • Layoff
  • Attrition
  • Mutual Agreement Termination
  • Forced Resignation
35
Q

typically understood to be the employee’s fault and considered dishonorable and as a
sign of failure.

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Firing

36
Q

this less severe form of termination isn’t strictly related to personal performance but
is instead the result of economic cycles or the company’s need to restructure itself.

A

Layoff

37
Q

a company doesn’t force anyone to leave, but those who depart voluntarily are not
replaced.

A

Attrition

38
Q

in many cases, the employer wants the employee to quit but decides to offer a mutual-termination agreement to soften the firing.

A

Mutual Agreement Termination

39
Q

firms that want an employee to leave on their own accord but do not wish to fire them may degrade the employees working conditions to force the employee to
resign.

A

Forced Resignation

40
Q

is the rate at which employees leave an
organization.

A

Turnover

41
Q

Main causes of turnover:

A

lower performance
lack of reward contingencies for performance
better external job opportunities

42
Q

Challenges Facing HR Managers Today:

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  • Increased competition for qualified workers
  • Increased Globalization of Economies
  • Workplace Violence