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What is Human Resource Management? |
The design of formal systems in an organization to manage human talent for accomplishing organizational goals. |
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What is Human Capital?
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The collective value of capabilities, knowledge, skills, life experiences, and motivation of an organization. |
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Two major shifts driving the transformation of the administrative role are...
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Technology & Outsourcing |
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Helping to define the business strategy relative to human capital and it's contribution to organizational results is known as what form of HR Role?
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Strategic |
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Name 4 Human Capital Assets
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Physical, Financial, Intellectual, Human |
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When there is a growth in some jobs and a decline in others what is this called?
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Job shift |
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What is it called when there are to many jobs and not enough people to fill those jobs?
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Skill shortage |
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Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and other social medias have become a problem for companies because of...
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Technology Advancement |
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What is a changing workforce?
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Racial/Ethnic Diversity Gender Aging Growth in Contingent Workforce |
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What are the following: Expatriate, Host-Country National, & Third-Country National
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Expatriate: A person who lives in one country but is working in another country and is employee by an organization who's headquarters are in the first country.
Host-Country National: A citizen of one country who is working in that country and employed by an organization headquartered in a second country.
Third-Country National: A citizen of one country who is working in a second country and employees by an organization headquartered in a third country. |
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Define Ethics
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Ethics is shared values or beliefs in an organization |
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Areas of Potential Ethical Problems
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Compensation, Development, Staffing, Performance Management, EEO, Training |
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Misrepresenting Hours, Falsifying work expense reports, Showing personal bias, Allowing deliberate inappropriate overtime classifications, and Accepting personal gifts from vendors are examples of what kind of misconduct?
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Compensation |
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Employees lying to coworkers and supervisors, Managers e-mailing false public info to customers and venders, Misusing organizational assets and supplies, and Intentionally violating safety and health regulations are examples of what kind of misconduct?
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Employee Relations |
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Discriminatory favoritism in hiring or promoting, Sexual harassment of other employees, EEO discrimination in recruiting and interviewing, and Conducting inappropriate background investigations are examples of what kind of misconduct?
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Staffing & Equal Employment |
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Strategic, Operational, and Administrative are what?
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Roles of HR Departments |
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What is an employee advocate?
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The HR department |
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Strategy & Planning, EEO, Staffing, Talent Management, Rewards, Risk Management & Worker Protection, and Employee & Labor Relations are examples of what?
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Strategic contributions that can be made by HR departments. |
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What are 2 major shifts driving the transformation of the administrative role?
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Technology & Outsourcing |
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Helping to define the business strategy relative to human capital and it's contribution to organizational results is known as what form of HR roles?
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Strategic |
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Strategic knowledge & impact, Legal, administrative, & operational capabilities, Technology knowledge & usage abilities are known as what?
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HR Competencies |
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Give an example of 2 types of HR Certifications
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HRCI Certification & WorldatWork Certification |
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Define HR Generlist
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A person who has responsibility for preforming a variety of HR activities |
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A person who has in depth knowledge and expertise in a limited area of HR is known as what?
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HR Specialist |
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What are the 4 WorldatWork Certifications?
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Certified Compensation Professional, Certified Benefits Professional, Certified Work-Life Professional, Certified Global Remuneration |