HR Functions and Purpose Lecture Notes

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A collection of flashcards summarizing key HR functions, definitions, and concepts related to employee management.

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What is the purpose of performance management in HR?

To empower employees to contribute to the business strategy by performing their best work.

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What does 'learning and development' ensure for employees?

It ensures employees have the skills they need to service the business strategy in their current and future jobs.

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What is the focus of health and safety in HR functions?

To work to ensure the physical health and safety of all employees.

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What is the goal of employee relations in HR?

To ensure employees are treated fairly and respectfully.

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What is the primary function of compensation in HR?

To design a pay structure that is aligned with company strategy.

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What does onboarding refer to in HR?

The systematic process of integrating a new employee into an organization.

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What is employee engagement?

It is how employees feel about their job and impacts every function of HR.

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What are the dimensions of engagement in HR?

Satisfaction, Good work, Importance, Connection, Belonging.

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What are the three types of validity in HR assessment methods?

Accuracy, Relevance, Predictability.

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What does accuracy in validity measure?

It measures what we say it measures.

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What is cognitive bias?

Judgment in decision or choice based on available information, which can lead to errors.

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What are the three elements of effective feedback?

Specificity, curiosity, and collaboration.

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What is the primary difference between extrinsic and intrinsic motivation?

Extrinsic motivation is driven by external rewards, while intrinsic motivation is driven by internal satisfaction.

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What defines sexual harassment in the workplace?

Unwelcome conduct of sexual nature that interferes with job performance or creates a hostile work environment.

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What are some examples of types of sexual harassment?

Physical assault, unwelcome sexual advances, preferential treatment, sexual or discriminatory display, retaliation for complaints.