chapter 6 Flashcards

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staffing

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the managerial function of filling and keeping filled the positions in the organisation structure

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importance of staffing

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  1. helps in discovering and obtaining competent person for various jobs
  2. makes for higher position by putting the right person in the right job
  3. ensures that continuous survival and growth of the enterprise
  4. helps to ensure optimum utilisation of the human resources
  5. improves the job satisfaction and morale of the employees through objective assessment and fair reward for their contribution
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duties of Human Resource management

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  1. recruitment
  2. analysing jobs
  3. developing compensation
  4. training and development of employees
  5. maintaining labour relationship
  6. handling grievances and complaints
  7. providing social security and welfare of employees
  8. defending the company in law suits
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STAFFING PROCESS

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  1. Estimating Manpower Requirements
  2. Recruitment
  3. Selection
  4. Placement and Orientation
  5. Training and Development
  6. Performance Appraisal
  7. Promotion and Career Planning
  8. Compensation
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Estimating Manpower Requirements

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  1. It refers to knowing the number and the kind of persons that are required in the organisation.
  2. Estimation process involves two steps
    a) Work load analysis implies- estimation of the number and kind of persons required for various jobs.
    b) Workforce analysis implies- an estimation of the existing persons.
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Recruitment

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  1. It refers to enlisting and searching the suitable candidates for the job.
  2. It is the process of searching the appropriate people for the job and influencing them to apply for the job.
  3. Recruitment creates a pool of prospective candidates for a job.
  4. It involves searching through various sources that includes internal and external sources.
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selection

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  1. Selection is the process of choosing candidates developed from the pool at the stage of recruitment.
  2. It ensures that the organisation gets the best among the available.
  3. Applicants who cross all the hurdles of selection process are offered an employment contract.
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Placement and Orientation

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  1. Placement refers to assigning specific jobs to the candidates, selected for appointment.
  2. After placement, the employees need induction or orientation.
  3. Orientation simply means introducing the selected employee to other employees and familiarising him with the rules and policies of the organization.
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Training and Development

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  1. Systematic training helps in increasing the skills and knowledge of employees in doing their jobs through various methods.
  2. Development involves growth of an employee in all respects.
  3. It is the process by which the employees acquire skills and competence to do their present jobs and increase their capabilities for higher jobs in future.
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Performance Appraisal

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  1. Performance appraisal means evaluating an employee’s current or past performance against certain predetermined standards.
  2. The employee is expected to know what the standards are and the superior is to provide the employee feedback on his/her performance.
  3. Transfers and promotions of the staff are based on performance appraisal.
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Promotion and Career Planning

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  1. Managers need to design activities to serve employees long-term interests also.
  2. Promotions are an integral part of people’s career.
  3. They refer to being placed in positions of increased responsibility.
  4. They usually mean more pay, responsibility and job satisfaction.
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Compensation

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  1. All organisations need to establish wage and salary plans for their employees.
  2. Compensation refers to all forms of pay or rewards going to employees.
  3. The compensation policy is significantly influenced by company’s financial strength, bargaining power of trade unions and salary offered
    by competing firms etc.
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elements of staffing

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  1. recruitment
  2. selection
  3. training
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14
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two sources of recruitment

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  1. internal
  2. external
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internal sources are divided to

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  1. transfer
  2. promotion
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Transfer

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it involves shifting of an employee from one job to another, one department to another or from one shit to another, without a substantive change in the responsibilities of the employe

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merits of internal sources

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  1. employee are motivated to improve their performance
  2. simplifies the process of selection and placement
  3. prepare them for higher job
  4. cheaper
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limitations of internal source of recruitment

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  1. scope of induction of fresh talent is reduced
  2. employees may become lethargic
  3. a new enterprise cannot use internal source of recruitment
  4. the spirit of competition among the employees may be hampered
19
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CAP DE CRAWL

is the acronym for what ?

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external recruitment

20
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full form of CAP DE CRAWL

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C - casual callers
A - advertisement
P - placement agencies and management consultants

D - direct recruitment
E - employee exchange

C - labour contractor
R - recommendation of employee
A - advertisement of television
W - web publishing
L - labour contractor

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merits of external recruitment

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  1. Qualified Personnel
  2. wider choice
  3. fresh talent
  4. competitive spirit
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limitations of external recruitment

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  1. dissatisfaction among existing staff
  2. lengthy process
  3. costly process
23
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selection

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the process of identifying and choosing the best person out of a number of prospective candidates for a job

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selection process

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Prilimaniarly training
Selection tests
Employment interview
Reference and background check
Selection decision
Medical test
Job application
Contract of employment

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selection test are further divided to
PATII personality test aptitude tese trade test interest test intelegent test
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benefits of training to organisation
1, wastage of efforts and money is reduced 2. enhances employee productivity 3. increases employee morale 4. effective response to fast changing environment
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benefits of training to employees
1. improved skilled and knowledge 2. earn more 3. less prone to accidents
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Training
any process by which the aptitudes, skills and abilities of employees to perform specific jobs are increased
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Development
the learning opportunities designed to help employees grow
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training methods
1. on the job 2. off the job
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on the job training method
the methods that are applied to the workplace, while the employee is actually working
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On the job training method
1. apprenticeship programmes 2. coaching 3. internship training 4. job rotation
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Off the job training method
1. class room lectures 2. films 3. case study 4. computer modelling 5. vestibule training 6. programmed instruction