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Human Resources Management: Focuses on the people side of the organization
Stakeholder: peoples entities that will be affected by business decisions
Shareholder: Owns a share in a company/ owns a part of the company
Internal Shareholder: employees, manager, owners
External Shareholder: suppliers, society, government, creditors, customers
Competitive Business Strategy: Focuses on choices and actions about how to serve the needs of customers
Human resources Strategy: focuses on choices and actions concerning the management of people within the organization
Cost leadership strategy: seek to become low-cost and efficient products compared with their competitors
Differentiation strategy: produce goods and services superior to competitors, create unique value for which customers are willing to pay high price.
Title VII of the civil rights act of 1964 / Civil rights act 1991: Protected classes- race, color, national origin, religion, sex
Age discrimination in employment act: age (people over 40)
Americans with disabilities act: Physical and mental disabilities
Equal pay act: Sex,gender
Family and medical leave act: Illness and parental status
Executive order 11246: Race and sex
Occupational safety and health administration(OSHA) : department of labor created it to help enforce the act. Citations to companies with safety requirements, employers that do not follow OSHA recive civil penalties
Workers compensation: protection employees who are injured or disabled while working.
Job design: focuses on determining what tasks will be grouped together to form employees' jobs.
autonomy : individual workers are given freedom and independence to plan and carry our work tasks
Interdependence: extent to which an individual’s work actions and outcomes are influenced by other people.
Mechanistic approach: creating an efficient “machine” that transforms labor inouts into goods and services.
Motivational Approach: aimed to increase employees enjoyment of their work thus increasing their effort
intrinsic motivation: employees doing work because they enjoy it.
Biological approach: eliminate discomfort and pain
Job analysis: A process of systematically collecting information about work tasks
Job description: What is to be done
Job specification: describes, skills, knowledge, abilities needed to perform the duties
Employee recruiting: process of identifying and attracting people to work for an organization
Board skill scope: attracting large number of applicants
Targeted skill scope: attract small applicants who have high probability of possessing characteristics need to perform/ specific or rare set of skills
Internal sourcing: seeking to fill job openings with people who are already working for the organization
External souring: recruits seeking job opening with people from outside organization
Idealistic messaging: organization gives potential employees both positive and negative information about the work setting and job
Realistic messaging: organization gives potential employee both positive and negative information about the work setting and job
Public employment agency: government bureau that helps match job seekers with employers
Private employment agency: professional recruiting firm that helps organization identify recruits for specific job positions in return for a fee
Created by: pjayswal28
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