Week 9 (Ch.13 Managing Human Resources)

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What is the significance of managing human resources in an organization?

It provides a competitive advantage by creating superior shareholder value and contributes to high individual and organizational performance.

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What are the key activities involved in staffing an organization?

HR Planning, Recruitment (Decruitment), Selection, Orientation and Training, Performance Management, Compensation and Benefits, Career Development.

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What external factors affect the Human Resource Management process?

Economic conditions, labor unions, collective bargaining agreements, government legislation, and demographic trends.

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What is the purpose of HR planning?

To assess current human resources, evaluate future needs, and develop a program to meet those needs.

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What is a job description?

A written statement detailing what the jobholder does, how it is done, and why it is done.

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What is a job specification?

A written statement of the minimum qualifications a person must possess to perform the job.

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What is recruitment in HR?

The process of locating, identifying, and attracting capable applicants to an organization.

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What is decruitment?

Techniques used to reduce an organization's workforce.

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What is the selection process in HR?

Screening job applicants to ensure the most appropriate candidates are hired.

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What are some types of selection devices used in hiring?

Application forms, written tools, interviews, background investigations, physical examinations, and performance simulations.

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What is the purpose of employee orientation?

To familiarize new employees with work-unit goals, clarify job contributions, and introduce them to co-workers.

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What is a performance management system?

A process for establishing performance standards and evaluating performance to support objective HR decisions.

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What role does compensation and benefits play in retaining employees?

It helps attract and retain high-performance employees and impacts the strategic performance of the firm.

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What is skill-based pay?

A pay system that compensates employees for the job skills and competencies they can demonstrate.

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What are the types of compensation in HR?

Base wage or salary, wage and salary add-ons, incentive payments, and skill-based pay.

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What is the impact of government legislation on HRM?

It introduces laws and regulations that organizations must comply with, affecting workplace conditions.

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What is collective bargaining?

The process by which labor unions represent employees to negotiate contracts covering wages, hours, and working conditions.

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What demographic trends are currently affecting the labor market?

Shortage of workers, an educated workforce, and a greater female presence in the labor market.

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How does high-performance work affect organizations?

It leads to both high individual and organizational performance, making companies more valuable.