Chapter 10 Flashcards

(23 cards)

1
Q

The proper movement of the employee in the organization is called _______, which can be defined as the assignment of the right man to the right job.

A

placement

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_____is the movement of an employee from a lower level to a higher level in the organizational ladder involving more duties and responsibilities.

A

Promotion

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This may be defined as the movement from one job to another of equivalent rank or position at the same pay class within the organization.

A

Employee Transfer

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2 Kinds of Employee Transfer

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  1. Temporary Transfer
  2. Permanent Transfer
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This is done for the employee to substitute for an absent employee or for an employee to learn other duties and responsibilities as preparation for promotion.

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Temporary Transfer

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Such transfer is initiated by management in recognition of the other skills and abilities of the employee and to maximize his potential contribution to the company.

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Temporary Transfer

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This is made to fill in a vacant position in another unit or department requiring the skills and capabilities of the employee being transferred.

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Permanent Transfer

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An ________ transfer may be positive or negative depending on the purpose by which the transfer is made.

A

employee’s

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The transfer is made to prepare the employee for promotion, or to allow adjustment based on his capabilities and education.

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positive transfer

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10
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A __________ is caused by poor selection or when an employee is not suited to his present position due to process or other factors in the workplace

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negative or remedial transfer

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________ is the movement of an employee from his present job to a job of lower category or level.

A

Demotion

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12
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It is one of the most difficult personnel functions of the HRD, as this creates tension and anxiety.

A

Demotion

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13
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The termination of employment relationship between the employee and employer is called ________

A

separation.

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14
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Resignation by the employee is called __________

A

voluntary separation.

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15
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The unilateral action of management to terminate the relationship is called ________

A

lay-off or discharge.

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16
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It is an attempt to find out the actual reason of all employees resigning from the company.

A

Exit Interview

17
Q

The information will serve as an input in manpower planning and as an aid in determining relevant company policies that affect employment.

A

Exit Interview

18
Q

The lay-off may be ______or ________and is initiated by management without fault from the employee.

A

permanent
temporary

19
Q

_______refers to total separation of the employment relationship.

A

Permanent lay-off

20
Q

__________ may be for a certain period of time caused by lack of materials or orders that would require the services of the employee.

A

Temporary lay-off

21
Q

_________ is the term used to express the relationship between the flow of workers leaving the company and replacements made against an average number of workers at a given period of time.

A

Labor turnover

22
Q

When the turnover rate is within an average of 10–12% per year.
The resignation and retirement of older workers allow the company to hire younger and more productive employees.

A

Positive Turnover:

23
Q

When the turnover rate exceeds 15–20% of the total labor force and those leaving are younger workers.

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Negative Turnover: