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Which of the following documents is essential for determining the training required for job performance?

  • Equal access and affirmative action
  • Job standards and specialization
  • Performance standards
  • Job descriptions and job specifications (correct)

To assess the external supply of candidates, employers typically analyze all of the following EXCEPT:

  • Local labour market conditions
  • Internal skills inventories (correct)
  • National labour market conditions
  • General economic conditions

What is a key reason strategic selection is important for employers?

  • The costs involved, impact on performance, and legal implications (correct)
  • The time and costs involved
  • The employment equity plan
  • The budget required and legal implications

Which type of performance appraisal interview is considered the easiest to conduct?

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Which statement is TRUE regarding performance management?

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What is the most popular technique for appraising employees?

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Which of the following is considered a potential outcome of poor performance management?

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Which of the following performance appraisal methods focuses on ranking employees against each other?

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Which factor is primarily strengthened by effective employee training?

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Which of the following is NOT a step in an employee's training program?

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What is becoming increasingly popular in preliminary applicant screening processes?

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Which statement about a hiring freeze is incorrect?

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Which of the following is NOT true about HR Planning?

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What is often considered the firm's best competitive advantage?

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How does a new employee's supervisor primarily orient them?

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What happens to the labor supply when the unemployment rate decreases?

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Which of the following is a best practice when dealing with defensive employees?

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What is a key current belief about human resource management?

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During an appraisal interview, which aspect should be avoided?

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What does HR demand forecasting provide?

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When an employee learns a job by actually performing it, this method is known as what?

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What is the process of ensuring an organization has the right number of employees with the necessary skills called?

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What is the best strategy for creating appropriate expectations about a job for potential applicants?

<p>Providing a realistic job preview. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which performance appraisal method uses a scale to rate employee characteristics?

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What type of interview focuses on how candidates reacted in past situations?

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Which external environmental factor is least frequently monitored in HR strategic planning?

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What is a key outcome of effective training needs analysis?

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Economic downturns typically result in which of the following?

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What is the best approach for a company needing to hire temporary workers without providing regular employment status?

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In the forecasting supply step of HR planning, projected openings should be filled by which sources?

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Which interview type asks candidates to describe their future reactions in hypothetical situations?

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Which interview technique is exemplified by asking an applicant how they would handle work with competing deadlines?

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Demographic trends of the external labour force primarily impact which of the following?

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What is the term for tracking employee movements and developing a transitional probability matrix?

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What is the critical step in helping employees understand their contributions to the organization?

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What appraisal method involves setting specific measurable goals with employees and reviewing progress?

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What does a selection ratio represent?

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Which appraisal method lists traits and performance values ranging from "needs improvement" to "outstanding"?

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Renu is the first HR professional in a firm using a formal appraisal method listing traits like "teamwork." Which method is she using?

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What is the appropriate response when forecasted labour demand exceeds labour supply?

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Which process primarily involves teaching new employees essential skills for their roles?

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Training can best be classified as which type of process?

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Which statement accurately reflects a truth in the hiring process?

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Which guideline should not be included in a legally defensible performance appraisal process?

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What is a consequence of failing to include HR in strategic planning?

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What does a realistic job preview aim to provide?

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What role does the HR department typically play in the selection process?

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What is often regarded as the firm’s best competitive advantage?

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What is expected to happen when the unemployment rate is lower?

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Which approach should NOT be taken during an appraisal interview?

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What does forecasting HR demand contribute to?

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What is the term for learning a job through performance?

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What is the process of ensuring the organization has the right number of employees with necessary skills called?

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What is the most effective strategy for managing job expectations during recruitment?

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What interview technique is exemplified by asking an applicant how they would handle competing deadlines assigned by their manager?

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Demographic trends of the external labour force significantly impact which aspect of the job market?

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The methodology used for tracking employee movement and developing a transitional probability matrix is referred to as what?

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What is identified as the critical step for employees to understand their contributions to the organization?

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Which performance appraisal method involves setting specific measurable goals with employees?

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Terrastyle Inc. employs an appraisal method that includes traits such as 'teamwork' with performance values from ‘needs improvement’ to ‘outstanding.’ What appraisal method is this?

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In performance appraisals, which method involves periodically reviewing progress against set objectives?

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Which performance appraisal method uses a scale to evaluate specific behaviors?

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In the context of job interviews, what distinguishes situational interviews from behavioral interviews?

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Which of the following is an example of an external environmental factor NOT typically monitored in HR planning?

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What is a common effect of an economic downturn on the job market?

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If a company seeks to employ workers temporarily without offering full-time status, which approach is most appropriate?

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During the "forecasting supply" step of human resource planning, which sources are utilized for filling projected openings?

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What process is primarily responsible for teaching new employees the basic skills they need for their jobs?

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Which of the following best describes training?

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Which statement about selection processes is TRUE?

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Which guideline for developing a performance appraisal process is NOT recommended?

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What is a potential consequence of failing to include HR in strategic planning?

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What is a common misconception regarding selection instruments used by HR?

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Which of the following actions is crucial for the effectiveness of the HR selection process?

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What term describes the process of researching competitor compensation, pending legislative changes, and the talent availability in the labor market?

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What specific information must be assessed to project the supply of external candidates in the HR planning process?

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After establishing performance expectations, what should be developed to ensure clarity in assessment?

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Which question can an interviewer legally ask under human rights laws?

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What type of training allows trainees to use actual or simulated equipment in a controlled environment but is conducted off the job?

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Which documents provide specific details about the duties required for a job?

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In projecting the external supply of candidates, which factor is least likely to be reviewed by employers?

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What is a primary reason for the importance of strategic selection by employers?

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Which type of employee performance appraisal interview is considered the simplest to manage?

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Which statement best reflects the benefits of performance management?

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What is the most commonly used method for appraising employee performance?

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Which of the following could be considered a drawback of ineffective performance management?

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Which factor is least influenced by effective employee training?

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Flashcards

Employee Training Strengthens

Employee training programs can improve employee commitment, which is crucial for a productive workforce.

Employee Training Program Steps

Planning and assessing training needs, designing relevant programs, and evaluating their effectiveness are crucial aspects of a complete training program.

Applicant Screening Use

Technology is increasingly used to efficiently screen applicants at the start of the hiring process.

Hiring Freeze Reason

A hiring freeze is implemented when there's a predicted surplus of employees; it's not used when there's a predicted shortage.

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HRP Decision (Demand Exceeds Supply)

When demand is higher than the available workforce, HR planning must decide if new positions will be filled internally or externally.

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HRP Reactive Process?

Human Resource Planning (HRP) is not a reactive process. It's a strategic approach that focuses on future workforce needs.

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New Employee Supervisor's Role

The first task of a supervisor for a new employee is to explain the details of the job.

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Employee Competitive Advantage

Modern management recognizes employees as a key advantage in creating competitive advantage for a company.

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HR Planning

The process of reviewing HR needs to ensure the organization has the right number of employees with the needed skills to achieve its goals.

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On-the-job Training

Learning a job by doing it.

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Appraisal Interview

Performance review meeting; keep it specific and focused on action plans, avoiding generalities and personal attacks.

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Defensive Employee Behavior

Normal, expected reactions to feelings of threat or stress.

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Recruitment difficulty and Unemployment

Lower unemployment rates lead to a smaller pool of workers available for hiring.

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Employee motivation

Compensation and benefits are primary motivators for employees.

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HR Forecasting

Predicting future HR needs in short-term and long-term scenarios; it provides half of the staffing solution.

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Realistic Job Preview (RJP)

Providing applicants with realistic expectations about the job; best strategy for such expectations.

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Situational Interview

A type of interview where candidates are asked how they would handle a specific work scenario, like dealing with competing deadlines.

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Demographic Trends Impact

Changes in the population, like age, skills, and location, significantly affect the availability and types of workers in the labor market.

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Markov Analysis

A method used to track employee movement between different jobs within a company. It uses probabilities to predict future workforce changes.

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Performance Expectations

Clearly defining what's expected of employees in their roles is key for them understanding their contributions.

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Management by Objectives (MBO)

A performance appraisal method that uses specific, measurable goals set with each employee and tracks their progress towards them.

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Selection Ratio

The ratio of hired applicants to the total number of applicants. It's a measure of hiring efficiency.

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Trait Appraisal Method

A performance appraisal method that assesses employees based on specific traits, such as teamwork, leadership, or communication skills.

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Factors Influencing HR Planning

Factors like demographics, economic conditions, and technology advancements greatly influence the HR planning process.

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Realistic Job Preview

Providing potential employees with a balanced and accurate view of the job, including both its positive and negative aspects. This helps manage unrealistic expectations and reduce turnover.

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Hiring Temporary Workers

A solution to address a temporary labor shortage by employing individuals on a short-term basis, often for specific projects or seasonal needs.

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Employee Training

The process of providing employees with the knowledge, skills, and abilities they need to perform their jobs effectively.

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Selection Process Importance

The selection process is crucial because successful candidates need to align with the organization's strategic direction, ensuring they contribute towards the company's goals.

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Legally Defensible Performance Appraisal

A performance appraisal process that is fair and objective, avoiding bias. It should focus on clearly defined dimensions of job performance.

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HR's Role in Strategic Planning

Human Resource (HR) must be actively involved in strategic planning to align workforce needs with the organization's goals, ensuring the strategy's successful execution.

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What if HR is NOT involved in Strategic Planning?

Failing to involve HR in strategic planning puts the achievement of the organization's strategy at risk because it may lack the right people for the job.

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What is NOT part of legally defensible performance appraisal?

Job specialization is not a necessary part of a legally defensible performance appraisal. The focus should be on general performance dimensions for the role.

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Forced Distribution Method

A performance appraisal method that ranks employees into predetermined performance categories, often using a bell curve distribution. It forces a set percentage of employees into each category, regardless of their actual performance.

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Graphic Rating Scale

A performance appraisal method that uses a checklist of traits or behaviors and assigns numerical ratings to each. It allows for a quick assessment of employee performance.

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Critical Incident Method

A performance appraisal method that focuses on specific examples of outstanding or poor performance behaviors. It uses documented examples to evaluate employee performance.

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Paired Comparison Method

A performance appraisal method that compares each employee to every other employee, based on specific criteria. It helps to differentiate high performers from low performers.

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Behaviorally Anchored Rating Scale (BARS)

A performance appraisal method that uses specific examples of job behaviors to anchor performance rating points. It provides concrete examples for each rating level, making the evaluation more objective.

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Situational vs. Behavioral Interview

Situational interviews ask candidates to describe how they would react in a given situation, while behavioral interviews ask candidates to describe how they did react in a similar situation in the past.

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External Factors in HR Planning

These are external factors that influence HR planning, like demographic trends, market conditions, and economic conditions. They are not directly controlled by the organization.

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Effective Training Needs Analysis

A successful training needs analysis leads to the development of specific, measurable training objectives. These objectives guide the training design and ensure its relevance to organizational needs.

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Job Descriptions & Specs

Detailed documents outlining the necessary skills, duties, and responsibilities for a specific job. They are used for hiring, training, and performance evaluations.

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External Supply Assessment

Analyzing the availability of qualified candidates from outside the company. This includes examining national, local, and industry-specific labor market conditions.

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Strategic Selection Importance

Choosing the right people for a job makes a huge difference in the performance and profitability of a company. Legal compliance is also a major concern.

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Appraisal Interview Types

Employees with satisfactory performance and potential for promotion are the easiest to assess.

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Performance Management Benefit

Effective performance management improves company profitability by helping employees perform better and achieve strategic objectives.

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Internal Supply Assessment

Analyzing the skills and availability of employees already working within the company. This helps determine if internal candidates can fill open positions.

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Strategic Selection

A systematic process of choosing the best candidates for a job, considering the company's goals, employee performance, and legal compliance.

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Low Unemployment and Labor Supply

When the unemployment rate is low, there are fewer people looking for jobs, making it harder to find qualified candidates.

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Appraisal Interview: Generalities?

During a performance review, vague statements are unhelpful. Be specific and clear about what needs improvement.

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HR Planning: The Staffing Puzzle

Human Resource Planning is about predicting future needs and ensuring the right people are available at the right time.

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What is On-the-Job Training?

Employees learn a job by actually performing it, supervised by someone experienced.

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Employee Motivation: More than Money?

While compensation is important, employees need a sense of belonging and purpose beyond just the paycheck.

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HR Forecasting: Half the Solution

Predicting future HR needs in short-term and long-term scenarios is essential for planning, but it's only part of the process.

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Selection Process

Picking the best candidates for a job based on their skills and how well they fit the company's goals - it's a key part of getting good employees.

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HR NOT involved in Strategic Planning

If HR isn't part of strategic planning, the company's plans might fail because they might not have the people they need!

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Job Specialization in Performance Appraisal?

Job specialization is NOT necessary for a fair and accurate performance appraisal - focus on the general performance dimensions instead.

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What do demographic trends impact?

Demographic trends, like age, skills, and location of the workforce, strongly influence labor market conditions and characteristics, affecting the availability of skilled workers.

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What is the critical step for employees to understand their contribution?

Clearly defining performance expectations is crucial for employees to understand how their work contributes to the company's goals.

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What is a selection ratio?

A selection ratio is the percentage of applicants hired compared to the total number of applicants. It's a measure of hiring efficiency.

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Environmental Scan

A comprehensive analysis of external factors that can influence an organization, like competitor actions, market trends, and legal changes.

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Labor Market Conditions

The overall state of employment and availability of skilled workers in a particular industry or region.

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Measurable Standards

Specific, quantifiable criteria used to assess performance against clearly defined expectations.

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Simulated Training

Training that uses actual or simulated equipment in a controlled, off-the-job setting.

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External Market Survey

Gathering data on compensation and benefits practices within an organization's industry to understand market standards.

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Study Notes

Employee Training Programs

  • Training can improve employee quality, reduce turnover, and increase commitment.
  • Designing, evaluating, and assessing training needs are part of a comprehensive employee training program.
  • Attending onboarding programs is not a step in an employee training program.

Preliminary Applicant Screening

  • Technology is increasingly popular in preliminary applicant screening.
  • Candidate interviews and selection testing are common.
  • Line managers typically conduct initial applicant screening.
  • Candidates lacking "nice to have" criteria are eliminated during screening.

Hiring Freezes

  • Hiring freezes occur when openings are filled using existing employees.
  • Hiring freezes can be a solution when forecasted labor demand exceeds supply.
  • New hires are often not made during hiring freezes.
  • Hiring freezes are often in response to a predicted employee/labor surplus.

HR Planning

  • HR Planning is a strategy to balance demand and supply of labor, effectively balancing the workforce.
  • A key decision in HRP is determining how positions will be filled (internally or externally).
  • Planning for what happens when supply exceeds anticipated demand is a critical HR Planning issue.
  • HR Planning can be costly if not done properly.

Supervisor Orientation of New Employees

  • Supervisors should explain the job's specific nature to new hires.
  • Formal exit interviews, and performance reviews are also relevant.
  • Employees are often the firm's competitive advantage.

Unemployment and Labor Supply

  • A lower unemployment rate generally leads to a smaller labor supply.

Dealing With Defensive Employees

  • Best practices to deal with defensive employees include explaining behaviors, quickly solving problems, and recognizing defensiveness as normal.
  • Avoid using intimidation tactics.

Appraisal Interviews

  • Interviews should be direct, specific, and focus on developing actionable plans.
  • Avoiding personal attacks and maintaining a professional tone are important.
  • Talking in generalizations during appraisal interviews is not ideal.

Forecasting HR Demand

  • Forecasting HR demand is critical for staffing planning and determining staffing needs.
  • Forecasting is integral to determine the full staffing equation.
  • The staffing equation often includes both external and internal supply forecasts.
  • Understanding both future and present employees who can meet anticipated needs is integral.

On-the-Job Training

  • On-the-job training involves employees learning by performing the job directly.

Human Resources Planning

  • Human Resources Planning is the method of reviewing HR needs to ensure necessary skill sets are available.
  • The review ensures necessary skills are available in order to meet company goals.

Creating Appropriate Job Expectations

  • Providing a realistic job preview is a strong approach to creating realistic job expectations.

Hiring Temporary Workers

  • Hiring temporary workers addresses the need to increase the labor market, while not hiring permanent staff.

Employee Training

  • Training typically addresses specific skill sets within the career planning session.

Performance Expectations

  • Defining performance expectations is the base for ensuring employees understand individual roles.
  • Performance expectations should be measurable, objective, and developed before setting measurable standards.
  • Understanding that the appraisal process will be important is key in developing expectation strategies.

Selection Ratio

  • A selection ratio is the number of applicants hired divided by the total number of applicants.

Performance Appraisal Methods

  • Using a graphic rating scale is often the simplest appraisal method for evaluating employees' performances.
  • Forced distribution is another appraisal method that categorizes employees' individual performance.

Interview Techniques

  • Situational interview questions ask candidates how they would handle hypothetical scenarios.
  • Behavioral interview questions ask how candidates responded to similar situations in the past.

External Environmental Considerations in HR

  • External factors frequently monitored in HR planning include demographic trends, market and competitive trends, economic conditions, changes in laws, and the analysis of opportunities and threats.

Training Needs Analysis

  • Performance analysis and task analysis are important steps in training needs analysis.
  • Measurable training objectives should result from effective analysis.

Economic Downturns

  • Economic downturns often lead to higher employee turnover, skilled worker shortages, and more applicants competing for open positions.

Temporary Employee Needs

  • Hiring temporary staff may address the need for a temporary workforce due to the temporary needs of a position.

HR Planning Forecasting

  • Projected openings can be filled by recruiting from both internal and external sources.

Job Descriptions & Specifications

  • Job descriptions and job specifications contain a list of detailed duties.
  • These provide critical insight into the specific duties and skills necessary for the job required, allowing appropriate training to prepare the employees for the positions.

Selection Considerations

  • Strategic selection takes into account costs, performance impact, legal factors, strategic direction and ethical concerns and the employment equity plan as well.

Performance Management

  • Satisfactory and promotable performance feedback and evaluations are the easiest evaluations to provide.

Training Techniques

  • Simulated training involves the use of actual or simulated equipment; it is a common method off-the-job training and helpful where on-the-job training is not practical or safe.

HR Planning considerations

  • A critical step in HR planning is determining the labor market conditions in order to determine how to effectively adjust and balance demand and supply.

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