HRM

HRM cards

HRM cards


Kartei Details

Karten 180
Sprache English
Kategorie BWL
Stufe Universität
Erstellt / Aktualisiert 08.06.2016 / 09.06.2016
Weblink
https://card2brain.ch/box/hrm4
Einbinden
<iframe src="https://card2brain.ch/box/hrm4/embed" width="780" height="150" scrolling="no" frameborder="0"></iframe>

job crafting (recruitment & selection)

naturally occurring phenomenon whereby employees mold their tasks to fit their individual strengths, passions & motives better 

employee engagement (recruitment & selection)

situation in which workers are enthusiastic & immersed in their work to degree that it imporves performance of their companies 

dejobbing (recruitment & selection)

process of structuring organizations not around job but around projects that are constantly changing 

employee teams (recruitment & selection)

employee contribution technique whereby work fucntions are structured for groups rather than for individuals & team members are given discretion in matters traditionally considered mgmt prerogatives such as process improvements, product/service development & individual work assignments

virtual teams (recruitment & selection)

team that utilizes telecommunications technology to link team members who are geographically dispersed - often worldwide across cultures & time zones 

flextime (recruitment & selection)

flexible working hours that permit emplyoees option of choosing daily starting & quitting times, provided that they work a set number of hours per day or week

telecommuting (recruitment & selection)

use of personal computers, netowkrs & other communications technolgy such as fax machines to do work in home that is traditionally done at workplace 

pay-for-performance standard (compensation)

standard by which managers tie compensation to employee effort & performance 

pay equity (compensation)

employee's perception that compensation received is equal to value of work performed 

hourly work (compensation)

work paid on hourly basis 

piecework (compensation)

work paid accordingly to number of units produced 

nonexempt employees (compensation)

employees covered by overtime provisions of Fair Labor Standards Act

exempt employees (compensation)

employees not covered by overtime provisions of Fair Labor Standards Act 

variable pay (rewarding performance)

tying pay to some measure of individual, group or organizational perofrmance 

competitive challenges (overview of HRM)

changes in marketplace & economy 

globalization

technology 

cost containment

leveraging employee differences

 

human resources (overview of HRM)

planning

recruitment

staffing 

job design

training/development 

appraisal

communications 

compensation

benefits

labor relations 

employee concerns (overview of HRM)

job security 

healthcare issues 

age & generational work issues

retirement issues 

gender issues

educational levels 

employee rights

privacy issues

work attitudes 

family concerns 

core task of HR (overview of HRM)

develop value of employee's knowledge, skills & capabilities

find ways to better utilize knowledge of their workers 

competitive challenges & HRM

1. responding strategically to changes in marketplace 

2. competing, recruiting & staffing globally

3. setting & achieving corporate social responsibility & sustainabiltiy goals 

4. advancing HRM with technology 

5. containing costs while retaining top talent & maximizing productivity 

6. responding to demographic & diversity challenges of workforce 

7. adapting to educational & cultural shifts effecting workforce 

1. responding strategically to changes in marketplace (competitive challenges & HRM)

six sigma quality 

reengineering 

downsizing 

outsourcing 

change mgmt

reactive change 

proactive change 

2. competing, recruiting & staffing globally (competitive challenges & HRM)

handle different cultures, employment laws, business practices, security of employees & facilties abroad

better informed about global jobs --> moving between countries is easy today 

relocate managers& training foreign managers aborad to strengthen an international workforce 

free trade agreements --> quicken pace of gloablization 

3. setting & achieving corporate social responsibility & sustainability goals (competitive challenges & HRM)

corporate social responsibility --> act inbest interest of people & communities affected by company's activities 

globalisation --> improvement in people's standards --> company's have to be socially responsible 

helps companies avoid lawsuits & improve earnigns 

sustainability --> produce a good/service without damaging environment 

4. advancing HRM with technology (competitive challenges & HRM)

internet & social media --> help find employees & check them out to see if they're acceptable candidates 

optimized human resources information system (HRIS) --> provides data for purpose of control & decision-making --> concentrate more on people issues instead of data problems 

control employees concerning performance 

5. containing costs while retaining top talent & maximizing productivity (competitive challenges & HRM)

managing benefits

downsizing

furloughing 

outsourcing 

offshoring 

employee leasing 

productivity enhancements 

6. responding to demographic & diversity challanges of workforce (competitive challenges & HRM)

ethnic & racial diversity in workforce 

age distribution of workforce 

gender distribution of workforce

7. adapting to educational & cultural shifts affecting workforce (competitive challenges & HRM)

cultural & societal changes affecting workforce 

employee rights 

privacy concern of employees 

changing attitudes toward work 

balancing work & family 

strategic HR planning (strategic planning & HRM)

combines strategic planning & HR planning --> enables organization to achieve its strategic goals 

strategic formulation (strategic planning & HRM)

whether firm has types & numbers of people to pursue given strategy 

strategic implementation (strategic planning & HRM)

once firm has devised its strategy --> make decisions to implement that strategy like structure, processes & human capital 

steps in strategic planning (strategic planning & HRM)

1. mission, vision, values

2. environmental analysis

3. formulating strategy

1. mission, vision, values (strategic planning & HRM)

mission --> purpose & scope of firm

vision --> where company is going & what it can become in future 

core value -->strong enduring beliefs & principles --> used as foundation for its decision

2. environmental analysis (strategic planning & HRM)

ongoing analysis of external opportunities & threats 

external environment --> direct impact on way organizations are run & poeple are managed 

environmental scanning --> systematic monitoring of major external forces influencing organization 

firms have to analyse following competitive environment:

customers

competitors 

new entrants

substitutes

suppliers 

3. formulating strategy (strategic planning & HRM)

formulate corporate, business & HR strategies 

comparison of strengths, weaknesses, opportunities & threats --> SWOT analysis --> summarize major facts & forecasts derived from external & internal analysis 

following strategies should be formulated: 

corporate strategy --> includes markets in which it will compete, against whom & how - growth & diversification/mergers & acquisition/strategic alliance & joint ventures 

business strategy --> how company will compete against rival firms in order to create competitive advantage - low-cost strategy, compete on productivity & efficiency/differentiation strategy, compete on unique value added

functional strategy, ensuring alignment --> translate strategic priorities into functional areas, policies & practice need to achieve 2 types of fit:

vertical (connection btw businesse's objectives & major initiatives undertaken by HR)

horizontal (HR practices are aligned wiht one another internally to establish a configuration that is mutually reinforcing 

 

strategic aspects of recruiting (recruitment & selection)

who should do the recruiting

recruit internally or externally

labor markets

branding 

who should do the recruiting (strategic aspects of recruiting) 

big firms --> in-house recruiters

small firms --> HR generalists (no HR function --> managers/supervisors)

lack of time/HR personnel --> outsourcing --> recruiting process outsourcing (RPO)

should firm recruit internally or externally (strategic aspects of recruiting)

recruting internally --> promoting employees --> reward employees for efforts & encourages them, motivates other employees, less time & cost consuming (shorter training time & less cost), more accurate predicition for future sucess 

externally --> if speical skills are needed, CEO recruitment, innovation, creativity, latest theoreticla knowledge

labor markets (strategic aspects of recruiting)

internal, regional, global labor markets

recruit globally --> global sourcing to gain bigger competitive advantage (complicate bc laws, costs, compensation, etc.)

branding (strategic aspects of recruiting)

to recruit good employees --> brand has to be good as well 

see potential employees as customers 

promote company in regard of needs of an employee

social media pages --> for interested people to discuss new ideas, changes & have a little inside on how it is to work there 

generation y --> pay secondary --> find other wys to attract them

developing a diverse talent pool (recruitment & selection)

 

1. recruiting & developing women

2. recruiting & developing minorities 

recruiting & developing women (developing a diverse talent pool)

eliminating women's barriers to advancement 

advancing women to mgmt 

accommodating families