HR Management CH 5
Lead-the-market
A company pays higher wages then their competitors have a recruiting edge over their competitors
Downsizing
The planned elimination of large numbers of personnel to enhance organizational effectiveness refrain from universal cuts
Furlough
A short-term elimination of paid workdays for salaried workers
Leading Indicator
Accurately predicts future labor demand
Temporary Workers
Advantages- May help save on costs by not being permanent, may already be trained by temporary agency, and offer a new viewpoint
H2-A visa
Agriculture
Outsourcing
An organization's use of an outside company for a broad set of services
Goal Setting and Strategic Planning
Analyze labor supply and demand data Identify a deadline for ultimate outcome Determine a specific amount of jobs
Liftout
Attempting to employ team of workers from a competing organization
Workforce Utilization Review
Comparison of the proportion of workers in protected subgroups with the proportion that each subgroup represents in the relevant labor market
Aging Workforce
Cost the company more money than younger workers Tend to block the advancement of younger employees
Forecasting
Done through statistics and judgmental approaches Attempts to determine the supply and demand for various types of human resources HR planners consider job types and skills needed to support company objectives
Headhunter
Executive search firm
HR Planning Process
Forecasting Goal Setting & Strategic Planning Program Implementation and evaluation
At-will-employment
HR policy states that either party in an employment relationship can terminate the relationship at any time, regardless of cause
Extrinsic Rewards
High rewards and generous benefits
Image Advertising
Needs to reflect diverse group attempting to attract
Independent Contracting
No benefits period no security in job
Direct Applicants
People that apply for a job without being referred
Referrals
People who are prompted to apply to a job by someone from the organization
Offshoring
Reduces costs Happens when a company lacks expertise in a certain area jobs move from one country to another disadvantages include lackluster service, security violations, and bad quality products
Due process policies
Show that job security is high
H2-B Visa
Technology
Labor shortages
avoided by hiring temporary employees and outsourcing tasks to outside companies overtime becomes mandatory
Labor Surplus causes
downsizing If predicted hiring needs to be frozen avoid layoffs by reduction of hours and pay
The Social Security Act
federal law requires all people who are on unemployment to be registered with a local state employment office
Affirmative Action
monitors the proportion of specific minorities in a job category in relation to the proportion of workers in those subgroups
Transitional Matrix
statistical method that shows the proportion (or number) of employees in different job categories at different times Track trends in company's labor supply
Human Resource Recruitment
the practice or activity carried on by an organization with the primary purpose of identifying and attracting potential employees Purpose is to build a potential of new hires