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THE FUTURE OF BUSINESSGitman & McDaniel
5th Edition
THE FUTURE OF BUSINESSGitman & McDaniel
5th Edition
Chapter9
Managing Human ResourcesManaging Human Resources
Prepared byDeborah Baker
Texas Christian University
Prepared byDeborah Baker
Texas Christian University
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1 What is the human resource management process and how are human resource needs determined?
2 How do human resource managers recruit and select qualified applicants?
3 What types of training and development do organizations offer their employees?
4 How are performance appraisals used to evaluate employees’ performance?
5 What are the different methods for compensating employees?
Learning Goals
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6 What is organizational career management?
7 Why does a diverse workforce lead to stronger performance in the marketplace?
8 What are the key laws and federal agencies affecting human resource management?
9 What trends are affecting human resource management?
Learning Goals
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Human Resource Success Factors
Attracting and hiring the best employees
Equipping employees with the skills needed to excel
Compensating employees fairly
Motivating employees to reach their full potential
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Human Resource Challenges
Competition for a limited number of employees
Employees are struggling to balance their home and work lives
Managers are challenged to manage and communicate with employees around the globe
A diverse and multicultural workforce requires better workplace communication and training
Technology is impacting decision making, communication, and business operation
Human resource laws are dictating many aspects of the employee-employer relationship
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Learning Goal 1
What is the human resourcemanagement process and how are
human resource needs determined?
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Human Resource Management1
The process of hiring, developing, motivation,
and evaluating employees to achieve organizational goals
The process of hiring, developing, motivation,
and evaluating employees to achieve organizational goals
Human Resource Management
Human Resource Management
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Human Resource Management Process 1
Employee selection
Employee selection
Employee recruitment
Employee recruitment
HR planning & forecasting
HR planning & forecasting
Job analysis & design
Job analysis & design
Compensation and benefits
Compensation and benefits
Performance planning and evaluation
Performance planning and evaluation
Training and development
Training and development
Strategies and objectives of
the organization
Strategies and objectives of
the organization
Organizational career management: Employee job changes and
disengagement
Organizational career management: Employee job changes and
disengagement
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Human Resource Planning1
Employee selection
Employee selection
Employee recruitment
Employee recruitment
HR planning & forecasting
HR planning & forecasting
Job analysis & design
Job analysis & design
Job DescriptionJob Description The tasks and responsibilities of a job.
The tasks and responsibilities of a job.
Job SpecificationJob SpecificationA list of the skills, knowledge,
and abilities a person must have to fill the job.
A list of the skills, knowledge, and abilities a person must
have to fill the job.
Job AnalysisJob Analysis A study of the tasks requiredto do a particular job well
A study of the tasks requiredto do a particular job well
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Human Resource Planning1
Employee selection
Employee selection
Employee recruitment
Employee recruitment
HR planning & forecasting
HR planning & forecasting
Job analysis & design
Job analysis & design
Estimate the number of peoplecurrently involved who will be
available to fill jobs at some future time
Estimate the number of peoplecurrently involved who will be
available to fill jobs at some future time
Determine the number of people needed by some future time
Determine the number of people needed by some future time
The HRThe HRDemandDemandForecastForecast
The HRThe HRDemandDemandForecastForecast
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Human Resource Planning Process1
Corporate strategy and policy
Corporate strategy and policy
HR supply forecast
HR supply forecast
HR demand forecast
HR demand forecast
DifferencesDifferences
HR shortageHR shortageHR surplusHR surplus
HR objectives andpolicies
HR objectives andpolicies
1. Reassign2. Layoff3. Terminate4. Retire
1. Reassign2. Layoff3. Terminate4. Retire
1. Hire2. Pay overtime3. Subcontract
1. Hire2. Pay overtime3. Subcontract
No difference:requirement = supply
Compare
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2 Learning Goal 2
How do human resource managers recruit and
select qualified applicants?
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2 Employee Recruitment
Employee selection
Employee selection
Employee recruitment
Employee recruitment
HR planning & forecasting
HR planning & forecasting
Job analysis & design
Job analysis & design
ExternalLabor Market
ExternalLabor Market
Find and attract qualified applicantsfrom the external sources
Find and attract qualified applicantsfrom the external sources
Internal Labor Market
Internal Labor Market
Follow a policy of promotion from within
Follow a policy of promotion from within
Job Fairs Job Fairs
Search Firms
Search Firms Advertising Advertising
Open Houses Open
Houses
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2 Employee Selection
Employee selection
Employee selection
Employee recruitment
Employee recruitment
HR planning & forecasting
HR planning & forecasting
Job analysis & design
Job analysis & design
1. Initial screening: application and interview1. Initial screening: application and interview
2. Employment testing2. Employment testing
3. Selection interview3. Selection interview
4. Background and reference checks4. Background and reference checks
5. Physical examination5. Physical examination
6. Decision to hire6. Decision to hire
EmploymentEmploymentSelectionSelectionProcessProcess
StepsSteps
EmploymentEmploymentSelectionSelectionProcessProcess
StepsSteps
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3 Learning Goal 3
What types of training anddevelopment do organizations
offer their employees?
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3Employee Training and
Development
TrainingObjective
TrainingObjective
Design ofTraining Program
Design ofTraining Program
Training NeedsAssessment
Training NeedsAssessment
ConductTraining Program
ConductTraining Program
TrainingProgram Evaluation
TrainingProgram Evaluation
Feedback forTraining
Improvement
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How are performance appraisals used to evaluate employees’ performance?
Learning Goal 4
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4Performance Planning and
Evaluation
Employee jobtask behavior
Employee jobtask behavior
Performance Planning:Setting standardsand expectations
Performance Planning:Setting standardsand expectations
Performanceevaluation
Performanceevaluation
Rewards andjob changes
Rewards andjob changes
Performance Feedback
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What are the different methodsWhat are the different methodsfor compensating employees?for compensating employees?
What are the different methodsWhat are the different methodsfor compensating employees?for compensating employees?
5 Learning Goal 5
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Fringe benefitsFringe benefits
SalariesSalaries
Piecework & commissionPiecework & commission
Accelerated commission scheduleAccelerated commission schedule
Profit sharingProfit sharing
Hourly wagesHourly wagesTypes ofTypes of
CompensationCompensationTypes ofTypes of
CompensationCompensation
BonusBonus
Employee Compensation and Benefits
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What is organizationalWhat is organizationalcareer management?career management?
What is organizationalWhat is organizationalcareer management?career management?
Learning Goal 6
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TransferTransferA horizontal move to a position with
about the same salary and organizational level.
A horizontal move to a position with about the same salary and
organizational level.
DemotionDemotionThe downgrading or reassignment
of an employee to a position with less responsibility.
The downgrading or reassignment of an employee to a position
with less responsibility.
PromotionPromotion An upward move to a position with more authority, responsibility, and pay. An upward move to a position with
more authority, responsibility, and pay.
Job Changes within the Organization
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TerminationTermination
ResignationResignation Permanent separation of an employeeArranged by employeePermanent separation of an employeeArranged by employee
LayoffLayoff
RetirementRetirement
Temporary separation of an employeeArranged by employerTemporary separation of an employeeArranged by employer
Permanent separation of an employee Arranged by employerPermanent separation of an employee Arranged by employer
Separation of an employee at the end of his or her career Separation of an employee at the end of his or her career
Separations
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Why does a diverse workforceWhy does a diverse workforcelead to stronger performancelead to stronger performance
in the marketplace?in the marketplace?
Why does a diverse workforceWhy does a diverse workforcelead to stronger performancelead to stronger performance
in the marketplace?in the marketplace?
Learning Goal 7
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2. Better hiring2. Better hiring
3. More effective marketing3. More effective marketing
4. Greater employee creativity4. Greater employee creativity
6. Quicker adaptation to change6. Quicker adaptation to change
1. Lower costs1. Lower costsCompetitiveCompetitiveAdvantagesAdvantagesCompetitiveCompetitiveAdvantagesAdvantages
5. More effective problem-solving5. More effective problem-solving
Cultural Diversity
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What are the key laws and What are the key laws and federal agencies affectingfederal agencies affecting
human resource management?human resource management?
What are the key laws and What are the key laws and federal agencies affectingfederal agencies affecting
human resource management?human resource management?
Learning Goal 8
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1.1. Fair Labor Standards Act (1938)
2.2. Equal Pay Act (1963)
3. 3. Occupational Safety & Health Act (1970)
4. 4. Americans with Disabilities Act (1990)
5. Family and Medical Leave Act (1993)
Laws Affecting HR Management
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Investigation
Conciliation
Litigation
http://www.eeoc.govhttp://www.eeoc.gov
The EEOC Process
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What trends are affecting What trends are affecting human resource management?human resource management?
What trends are affecting What trends are affecting human resource management?human resource management?
Learning Goal 9
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Global competitionGlobal competition
Advancing technologyAdvancing technology
Proactive management of diversityProactive management of diversity
Growth of minority recruitingGrowth of minority recruiting
Protecting whistleblowersProtecting whistleblowers
Trends in Human Resource Management