Managing the Human Resource Flow: Decision Making to Improve Human Resource Performance

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How is the world of work changing?

The world of work is changing due to: Increase in part-time working, rise in single-parent families, more women seeking work, aging population, emphasis on flexible working hours, technology enabling remote communication, and people rarely staying in the same job for life.

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What are the benefits of part-time and flexible working?

Benefits include being cheaper to employ, having a flexible workforce, and offering a wide range of potential recruits (e.g., working mothers).

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What are the drawbacks of part-time and flexible working?

Drawbacks include employees feeling less loyal and motivated, and difficulties in managing and coordinating the workforce.

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What are internal recruitment methods?

Internal recruitment methods include giving jobs to current employees, promotions, reorganization, and personal recommendations.

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What are external recruitment methods?

External recruitment methods include job centers, job advertisements, recruitment agencies (offline & online), and headhunting.

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What are the benefits of internal recruitment?

Benefits of internal recruitment include being cheaper and quicker, familiarity with strengths and weaknesses, and promoting employee loyalty.

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What are the drawbacks of internal recruitment?

Internal recruitment drawbacks include a limited applicant pool, possible resentment among non-appointed candidates, and a lack of new ideas.

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What are the benefits of external recruitment?

External recruitment benefits include new ideas from outside hires, a larger candidate pool, and diverse experience.

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What are the drawbacks of external recruitment?

External recruitment drawbacks include a longer process, higher costs (advertising & interviews), and the selection process may not reveal the best candidate.

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What are common training needs in a business?

Common training needs include induction for new employees, improving productivity and marketing effectiveness, addressing changes in technology or legislation, and supporting progression and promotion.

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What are the business benefits of effective training?

Business benefits of effective training include better productivity and quality, increased flexibility, less supervision, and improved motivation and retention.

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Why do some businesses neglect training?

Some businesses neglect training due to fear of employees being poached, desire to minimize short-term costs, the long time it takes for results, and the intangible benefits of training (e.g., morale).

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What are the methods of on-the-job training?

On-the-job training methods include demonstration/instruction, coaching (close working relationship), job rotation, and project teams.

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What are the benefits of on-the-job training?

Benefits of on-the-job training include cost-effectiveness, employees being productive while learning, learning by doing, and learning alongside real colleagues.

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What are the drawbacks of on-the-job training?

Drawbacks of on-the-job training include quality depending on the trainer, potential to pass on bad habits, and disruption to production.

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What are the methods of off-the-job training?

Off-the-job training methods include college attendance, professional development courses, and online training/distance learning.

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What are the benefits of off-the-job training?

Benefits of off-the-job training include access to a wider range of skills/qualifications, learning from specialists, and increased employee confidence.

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What are the drawbacks of off-the-job training?

Drawbacks of off-the-job training include being expensive (transport, accommodation), loss of working time and potential output, and new employees still needing job induction training.

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