MGMT 4262 final - HRM (A)

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Elements of HRM

  • analysis and design of work

  • HR planning

  • recruiting

  • selection

  • training and development

  • compensation

  • performance management

  • employee relations

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Intangible assets lead to….

competitive advantage

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Human capital

  • tacit knowledge

  • education

  • worked-related know-how

  • work-related competence

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Social Capital

  • Corporate cllture

  • management philosophy

  • management practices

  • informal networking systems

  • coaching/mentoring relationships

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Customer Capital

  • Customer relationships

  • brands

  • customer loyalty

  • distribution channels

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Intellecutal Capital

  • Patents

  • copyrights

  • trade secrets

  • intellectual property

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Silent Generation 1925-45

Hard workers, respect authority, loyal to employers

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Baby Boomers 1946-64

Value work ethic/advancement, competitive, achieve american dream

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Gen x 1965-80

skeptical of authority, value work/life balance, tehc-savvy

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Millenials 1981-95

socially conscious, team-oriented, seeking purpose/meaning in work

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Gen Z 1996

Relies heavily on cellphone/tablet use, comfortable with change, realistic

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Demensions of HRM Practices

  • Managing the human resource enviornment

  • Acquiring and preparing himan resources

  • assessment and evelopment of human resources

  • compensating human resources

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Managing the HR Enviornment

Take care of your employees

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Acquiring and Preparing HR

Must know when you need people and how many

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Assessing and Devloping HR

equpi employees for success

  • train them

  • give needed toold for success

  • create supportive enviornment

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Compensating HR

money and benefits primary motivator for performance

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Mechanistic Approach

task simplification

  • industrial engineering

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Motivational approach

Focuses on psychological significance and motivation

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skill variety

range of skills needed

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task identity

completion fo whole project

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autonomy

decision-making, authority

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feedback

clarity of performance from work

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task significance

Job’s impact on others

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biological approach

draws from biomechanics, work physiology, and occupational medicine

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Thirteenth amendment

abolished slavery

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fourteenth amendment

provides equal protection for all itizens and requires de process in state action

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Civil rights act od 1866 adn 1871

grants all citizen the right to make, perform, modify and terminate contracts and enjoy all benefits terms and conditions of the contractual relationsihps

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Equal pay act of 1963

requires that men and women performing equal jobs receive equal pay

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title VII of the CRA fo 1964

forbids discrimination based on race, color, religion, sec, or national origin

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age discrimination in employment act of 1967

prohibits discrimination in employment against individuals 40 and up

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rehabilitation act of 1973

requires affirmative acttion in the mployment of individuals with disabilities

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executive ordder 11246

requires affirmative actio in hiring women and minorites

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executive order 11478

requires the federal government base its employment policies on merit and fitness, not race, color, sex, religion, or national origin

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