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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.

What is Human Capital?


The collective value of capabilities, knowledge, skills, life experiences, and motivation of an organization.

Two major shifts driving the transformation of the administrative role are...


Technology & Outsourcing

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?


Strategic

Name 4 Human Capital Assets


Physical, Financial, Intellectual, Human

When there is a growth in some jobs and a decline in others what is this called?


Job shift

What is it called when there are to many jobs and not enough people to fill those jobs?


Skill shortage

Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and other social medias have become a problem for companies because of...


Technology Advancement

What is a changing workforce?


Racial/Ethnic Diversity Gender Aging Growth in Contingent Workforce

What are the following: Expatriate, Host-Country National, & Third-Country National


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.

Define Ethics


Ethics is shared values or beliefs in an organization

Areas of Potential Ethical Problems


Compensation, Development, Staffing, Performance Management, EEO, Training

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?


Compensation

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?


Employee Relations

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?


Staffing & Equal Employment

Strategic, Operational, and Administrative are what?


Roles of HR Departments

What is an employee advocate?


The HR department

Strategy & Planning, EEO, Staffing, Talent Management, Rewards, Risk Management & Worker Protection, and Employee & Labor Relations are examples of what?


Strategic contributions that can be made by HR departments.

What are 2 major shifts driving the transformation of the administrative role?


Technology & Outsourcing

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?


Strategic

Strategic knowledge & impact, Legal, administrative, & operational capabilities, Technology knowledge & usage abilities are known as what?


HR Competencies

Give an example of 2 types of HR Certifications


HRCI Certification & WorldatWork Certification

Define HR Generlist


A person who has responsibility for preforming a variety of HR activities

A person who has in depth knowledge and expertise in a limited area of HR is known as what?


HR Specialist

What are the 4 WorldatWork Certifications?


Certified Compensation Professional, Certified Benefits Professional, Certified Work-Life Professional, Certified Global Remuneration