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ageing population
demographic change that tends to occur in high income countries, with the average age of the population getting higher.
demography
the statistical study of populations characteristics, using data like birth rates, ageing population and net migration rates.
flextime
system that allows workers to have autonomy to determine when they work, so long as they complete their work.
gig economy
labour markets where workers are normally short time with freelance work and temporary contracts.
homeworking
flextime where people work from home
Human resource management
role of management in planning and developing the organization’s people. Done through training, development and recruitment.
human resource planning
management process of forecasting an organization needs.
migrant workers
people who move to new countries for better opportunity
mobility of labor
the extent to how much a worker can move to different locations or other jobs
net migration
difference between numbers of migrant workers entering a country and people leaving
portfolio workers
are those who simultaneously carry out many jobs
six change approaches
John P Kotter’s model for reducing impact and resistance to change.(education/communication, participation/involvement, facilitation/support, negotiation/agreement, manipulation/co-option, explicit/implicit coercion.
teleworking
refers to working away from home via the internet
workforce
number of workers
accountability
describes the extent to which a person is held responsible
Bureaucracy
Official administrative and formal rules of an organization that govern business activities
centralization
majority of decision making is done by small number of people
Chain of command
Formal line of authority
Decentralization
Occurs when decision making Authority and responsibilities are shared with others in the organization
Delayering
Removing levels in hierarchy to flatten organizational structure
Delegation
Empowerment of a person lower down in the organization by passing on control and decision making Authority to complete a task
A flat slash horizontal organizational structure
Few layers in a formal hierarchy so managers have wide span of control
Matrix structure
Flexible type of organizational structure of representatives from different departments temporarily working together
outsourced workers
individuals or organizations hired on a contract basis to carry out specific but non-core roles.
peripheral workers
Contingent workers consisting of part-time and temporary staff hired by the organization to provide greater flexibility
Professional core
Core workers consisting of full-time specialists who are vital for organization operations
Project based organization
Arranges human resource around particular projects each led by a project manager
shamrock organization
Charles handy's model that organizations are increasingly made up of course staff who are supported by peripheral workers and outside workers
tall organization structure
Managers have a small span of control due to many layers
laissez-faire leadership
Minimal direct input in work of employees