Workplace Flashcards
Function Areas 11-15
guarded globalization
When developing nations are wary of opening more industries to multinational companies and are zealously protecting local interests.
Perimutter’s Headquarters Orientations
Classification of alternative management orientations.
Perimutter’s EPRG model
- Ethnocentric
- Polycentric
- Regiocentric
- Geocentric
employee affinity groups
a/k/a employee resource groups
Groups of similar employees who can express opinions and requests for consideration that apply to their group.
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
The organization’s commitment to operate in an ethical and sustainable manner by engaging in activities that promote and support philanthropy, transparency, sustainability, and ethically sound governance practices.
HR Professional’s role in CSR
Help the organization and its employees to integrate CSR into everyday business activities.
corporate citizenship
A self-regulatory mechanism where an organization monitors an ensures its active compliance with the spirit of the law, ethical standards, and international norms.
ISO 2600
The international standard developed to help organizations effectively assess and address social responsibilities related to:
- mission and vision
- operations and processes
- customers, employees, communities, and other stakeholders
Caux Round Table Principles
Created by business leaders from Japan, Europe, and the U.S. formalizing a set of international business standards based on human dignity and working together for the common good.
Caux Principles
List
- Respect stakeholders beyond shareholders
- Contribute to economic, social, and environmental development
- Build trust by going beyond the letter of the law
- Respect rules and conventions
- Support responsible globalization
- Respect the environment
- Avoid illicit activities
Volunteering for a for-profit organization
If a company “suffers or permits” an employee to work, the employee must be paid at least minimum wage under FLSA.
Personality
Internal dimensions
External dimensions
Organizational dimensions
The Four Layers of Diversity
An individual’s likes and dislikes, values and beliefs.
Personality
Aspects of diversity over which we have no control. The dimension in which many divisions (i.e. racial, gender) between and among people exists and which forms the core of many diversity efforts.
Internal Dimensions
Aspects of life we have control over. Determines who we are friends with and what we do for work.
External Dimensions