Chapter 1-10 Hospitality Human Resource Management and Supervision Study Guide

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What are the five key tasks of management in restaurants and food services?

Planning, Organizing, Coordinating, Staffing, Supervising, Controlling, Evaluating.

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What does the span of control refer to in restaurant management?

The number of people one manager can supervise effectively.

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What is the main goal of supervising employees?

Helping employees perform their jobs well each day.

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Which generation in the U.S. workforce is the largest, and what percentage do they represent?

Millennials, representing 35% of the workforce.

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What are the four steps in position analysis?

Make a task list, break down tasks, set performance standards, create a job description.

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What are job descriptions used for in recruitment?

To find and screen candidates, guide hiring and training, serve as a base for performance reviews, ensure legal compliance.

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What is the purpose of onboarding new employees?

Helping new employees feel welcome and ensuring they fit their jobs.

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What does Maslow's hierarchy of needs include in the context of employee motivation?

Physiological, Safety, Social, Esteem, and Self-Actualization.

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What is a progressive discipline procedure?

A structured approach to address employee performance issues gradually.

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What are the types of sexual harassment?

Quid Pro Quo and Hostile Environment.

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What rights do pregnant workers have under the Pregnancy Discrimination Act?

They cannot be denied employment due to pregnancy or forced to take leave before they are ready.

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What is OSHA's role in workplace safety?

To enforce safety standards and protect workers from hazards.

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What is the purpose of an employee assistance program (EAP)?

To help workers with personal or job-related issues.

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What is the main goal of professional development programs for employees?

To improve productivity and prepare employees for future roles.

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What are the key components of an effective recruitment source?

Identifying job openings, defining skills needed, and communicating job openings effectively.