Week 5: H 11, 12, 13 Flashcards
Best (HR) practices
Are people management activities that are created and implemented by organizational performance without any institutional obligation (e.g. by law).
Collective bargaining agreement (CBA)
Coverage refers to the percentage of all workers who are covered by a CBA.
Degree of unionization
Represents the percentage of all employees who are trade union members.
Financial participation
Involves employee participation in organizational ownership and profits.
Industrial democracy perspective
Pays specific attention to and highlights the importance of the further emancipation of individual workers and their involvement in an organization.
Institutional HR practices
Are people management activities that are determined by legislation or CBAs; for example, with regard to wages, pension schemes, employment benefits, training budget and employee participation.
Pluralist HRM approach
takes into account the interests of different stakeholders of an organization and builds on the notion that their interests can be conflicting.
Trade unions
Are a form of institutionalized employee representation at organization, branch of industry and national level mainly engaged in CBAs and relationship management with other social partners (employers and the goverment).
Unitarist HRM approach
Mainly focuses on the interests of the shareholders of an organization in combination with the assumption that employers and employees share common goals and interests.
Works councils
are a form of institutionalized employee representation within organizations mainly engaged in organizational issues that affect the employment relationship.
Administrative expert role
Represents the HR role focused on cost-effective design and delivery of the functional areas of HRM.
Change agent role
Focuses on managing organizational change.
Conformist innovator role
Represents the HR business role mainly emphasizing the economic value of employees.
Deviant innovator role
Emphasizes the long-term perspective and the necessary balance between the economic value and the human side of organizing.
Employee champion role
Concentrates on blending employees’ needs with organizational goals.