...like to work. My ideal job would be to work as a Human Resource Director at the Social Security Administration, making a salary of $270,000.00 per year. As my job duties I would be responsible for all of the Human Resource functions within the company and report directly to the commissioner. The department areas that I will cover and be responsible for all function are as follows. This would consist of recruitment; the Human Resource Director would have to make sure that the recruitment team is able to find the right talent. Ensure the individual is right for the job. This is important that the recruitment team has a strong filter process, or able to red flag particular candidates. Recruiters should also be knowledgeable of the company, confident and loyal. The duties would also involve traveling as well. Payroll and Time management, this is a very important sector of the Human Resource department. This area would be responsible for hourly employee’s time, vacation, sick time, FMLA, and bonus. They will make sure they all the taxes are accounted for and verification of the employees direct deposit and tax exemptions. If the employees have questions about their pay checks they will need to contact this area of human resource business. The Human Resource Director should ensure that a knowledgeable Human Resource Generalist is in place to handle all terminations and on boarding. This is a vital part of the Human Resource function because everything should be done in a specific...
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...Rizwan Raja Date: 10/11/2012 There are certain legal restrictions that should always be considered in the planning process particularly as it relates to human resources planning. Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibits discrimination on grounds of race, color, sex, religion or national origin. Considerations on the sexual deviations that prevent its employment or promotion, too, is a violation of Title VII of the Act (SEC. 2000e-3.Section 704). A former employee of our company has filed a claim against the company under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, constructive discharge, after a work schedule policy change. The employee alleged that the enforcement of the company’s new policy on shift work is discriminatory because the policy requires employees to work on a religious holy day. Agreements with trade unions, too often impose legal restrictions on the program of Human Resources, as they are specified questions about promotion, kind of work for certain categories of employees, wages, the procedure for resolving conflicts, etc. The leaders that govern the activities of workers - union members need to know all aspects of the industrial relations system in their organization. All managers and administrators should receive appropriate training in the legal constraints imposed by agreements with the unions. Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 applies to employers with 15 or more employees and prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, sex...
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...Amanda Lawson MGT 4800 Case Study Southwest Airlines 1. Resources a. Tangible Resources: Tangible resources are the physical and financial assets that an organization must need to create value for its customers (Dess, Lumpkin, & McNamara , 2014). Examples are as follows: i. The size of Southwest’s fleet was 694 Boeing 737 by the end of 2012. ii. Southwest Airlines has 35,000 employees. (Attendants, Pilots, ground crew, etc.) iii. Contracted hubs that Southwest Airlines fly in and out of. iv. Southwest is adequately and effectively utilizing it’s resources to continue its growth. They are also using these resources, modifying them slightly (more seats per flight), advantageously to recover some of the lost growth opportunity when AirTran was acquired. b. Intangible Resources: Intangible resources are assets that gain value from intellectual or legal rights; they are difficult to identify and account for (Dess, Lumpkin, & McNamara , 2014). v. Southwest’s “people department” (in use of human resources department). vi. Brand resources, such as brand value and reputation as a fun and low-cost airline. vii. Southwest’s has very strict ideals that they utilize to hire their employee’s. They believe that anyone who is homerless, self-centered or complacent will eventually bring down the other workers and “poisoning everyone else”. This ideal is preached all the way from the CEO...
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...work is not easy task because the labor market is limited, more over the potential of the employee located in the certain geographic area can be recruiting in the local area, the labor will always change as in Compensation scales that were in use prior to the hurricanes had to be thrown out and new plans implemented. Union, External environment in legal consideration also affect Hurricane Rita because the worker maybe concern about the safety and health. The worker have come a first in mind because the worker is the one who generate income. Repair crews would just find an empty lot and set up tents for the night because all motels were full which can affect the environment factor The most important elements that will influence Scott's plans will be the workers. He has to make sure he keeps the right ones, those who are really good at their work. He also has to watch out for union workers, who will look out for the workers interests. Another is the government officials and civic leaders, who would want information all the time, as to what is going on. 2. How were the human resource functions affected by Hurricane Rita? The role of the human resource department is providing the right person at the place at the right time which is staffing. After Hurricane Rita the business become worse and there were a shortage in the employment so large small businesses were frantically trying to find workers so they could start up again, that’s why had to employ untrained workers...
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... | |COURSE |Human Resources | |UNIT TITLE |CIPD4 DEP | |TOPIC |Section 2 | |TASK REF |Effective Human Resource Service | |THE TASK | | Please type the question here before you provide us your answer. a. Identify a minimum of 3 users of HR services b. For each of these users identify at least 2 key needs and explain how conflicting needs can be prioritised effectively c. Identify at least three methods of communication, and explain the advantages and disadvantages of each. Ensure that the three methods are appropriate to employees at different levels. d. Describe the key components of effective service delivery including building and maintaining good relationships, handling and resolving complaints, dealing with difficult customers, timely service delivery, budget implications and continuous improvement. Human Resource have a range of customers services, from internal customers like colleagues...
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...market share increases by 7.5% 2. expanding product offering—todevelop an integrated approach to distribution management utilizing technology such as PDA devices and GPS 3. Improving employee engagement — to develop and maintain a cohesive and well-motivated workforce. Strategic goals are supported by the following operational and human resources goals. Operational plan goals * Testing of the distribution management system is to cease and allow implementation within the first quarter of the 2012 financial year. * The truck fleet will need to be expanded by 8 trucks within the 2012 financial year. * Human resources goals: To incorporate a Human Resources function to facilitate the changes in workforce management in the first quarter of the 2012 financial year. Introduce professional development and training to achieve organisational goals and promote understanding of organisation’s strategic goals in the first quarter of the 2012 financial year. Eliminate industrial relations problems in the 2012 financial year. Conclude negotiations with employees and union. Eliminate lifting injuries. Review the organisation’s current state to understand how the current policies, practices and operations deliver against the organisation’s strategic goals. Identify Change Requirements 1. The driver team and high-level lack of direct communication channels 2. no team...
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...SR-RM-012 PAPER Brandi Perez and Chin Song BSA/310 December 12, 2013 Fred Bennett SR-RM-012 PAPER Human Resource no longer mirrors its personnel department. How it appears on an organization chart varies by the type of company. How it functions reflects the growing emphasis on the role of human resources. Currently all of Riordan’s facilities are non union facilities, employee relations are part of the human resources department. Riordan Manufacturing’s business systems are outdated, most information like training, development, applicant information, analyses, and salary surveys are kept in an Excel spreadsheet. There is no central employee file area; managers are responsible for tracking FMLA absences or any other request accommodations under the ADA. Employee relations specialists are there to track information concerning complaints, grievances, and harassment, locked in files in their or managers offices. The company’s HRIS (human resource information system) was installed in 1992. HRIS system is a software or online solution for the data entry, data tracking, and data information needs of the human resources, payroll, management, and accounting functions within a business. It is a part of the company’s financial systems package and keeps track of the following employee information such as personal information, pay rate, tax exemptions, senority date, organizational information (department, managers’ name etc), and vacation hours. Any kind of changes to this information...
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...HRM Incident 1: 1. The Human resource function was affected by Hurricane Rita on the following maters: The external environment has been changed due to an unanticipated event that had direct influence on the Labor market, Competition & Custumer and there for it influence the 5 functional areas of the HRM 2. I believe it will be typical to a disaster because, like in the case of 9/11, the unanticipated event can change the way things have been until that point and there is a situation of uncertainty about the present & the future that needs the fast adjustment of the HRM in order to help the company to survive the hard time. HRM Incident 2: 1. The elements in the compeny's environment that will affect Scott's suggested plan are: A. Society - very legitimate, it can influence the public opinion about the company and by that influence the customers. B. Unions- legitimate, they can arrange a strike that can lead to sirios damages to the company. C. Shareholders- legitimate, as he been told "he souls place the interest of the shareholders above all else" if the company will lose money the shareholders can decide to close it, in that case all the employes will go home. D. Competition - legitimate, in order to sell the company must keep in line with the competitor, if they will lose the business they will have to fire everyone. E. Customers- legitimate, in the end, if there are no customers ( due to bed publicity or better price at the competitor) so there is...
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...Analysis of Walmart Jennifer Boykin Strayer University Professor Swinney BUS 310 July 17, 2014 Analysis of Walmart 1. Analyze the organization overall, its primary purpose, the customers that it serves, and its size. In 1945 a businessman named Sam Walton made the decision to purchase a branch of the Ben Franklin Stores with the idea of focusing on selling products at lower prices in order to earn higher volume sales at a lower profit margin. Once he was able to overcome a few obstacles, he gained the ability to locate lower-cost suppliers who allowed him with the opportunity to have a significant advantage over his local competitors. Over the next five years, Walton drastically increased his sales percentage and by the time his lease on the Ben Franklin stores were up, he opened a new franchise called “Walton’s Five and Dime”. This new franchise would eventually give birth to today’s most successful multinational retail corporation known as Walmart. By 1970, the company had 38 stores operating throughout Arkansas and within the next decade, they continued to grow rapidly with a total of 1,198 stores with sales totaling $15.9 billion Walmart has since opened thousands of stores throughout the United States and have also expanded internationally. The company currently operates over 11,000 retail units under 71 banners in 27 countries and e-commerce websites in 10 countries (“Our Business” 2014). Walmart...
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...The Information Systems Department August 4, 2012 XBIS/219 University of Phoenix There are many different departments in a business. I will discuss the human resources department and the sales and marketing department. The human resources department deals with all the recruitment, training, the health and safety, and pay negotiations with unions/workers. Before you use an information system in this department you have to decide on what you need the system to do for you. This is considered the most important step of the Human Resources Software Technology system selection process. The more detailed you are in this step the more likely you will be to find the correct system for your needs. The main purpose of the information system in HR is so companies can manage their benefit plans and their employee information. Next I will be discussing the marketing department. The marketing function carries out marketing research and also organizes advertising and product promotion. Information systems play a role in this department as well. This department has to act as a guide and lead the company’s other departments in developing, producing, fulfilling, and servicing products or services for their customers, with some input from other workers within the company on doing so. They rely on various technologies within the scope of marketing efforts. Computer based information systems can be employed. They aid in better processing and storage of data. The researchers can use this system...
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... | | | | | |In order to meet the requirements of consumer demand and ensure business continuity, Global Communications need to offer better | |telecommunications services for consumers. By implementing their plan to outsource, they will cut labor cost and focus more | |attention on innovation. Before any of this can be accomplished, they have to negotiate a settlement with Union leaders. | | | | | |...
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...Assessing Statistics & Probabilities AIU Online – BUSN311 Abstract This is an email that will discuss the assessment of probability. It will give an overview of specific characteristics of the database used and include specific variables concerning that data. It will discuss how important statistics are in the work environment as well as where they are being used. Memo To: Head of the American Intellectual Union From: Researcher Date: January 20, 2013 Subject: Data Analyzation/Calculations Dear Head of the American Intellectual Union, This email is to inform you about certain important characteristics with specific variables in the database on job satisfaction. It will discuss which variables are quantitative and which ones are qualitative as well as their categories and why they are used. Also, the importance of probability and statistics in the real world and their value will be discussed. Overview The goal of the current data set is to see how satisfied employees are with their jobs. This includes the variables of gender, age, position, and department, rate of satisfaction, how long they have been employed, and the availability of benefits and overtime as well as inside and outside job influences. All of these categories are used because they can influence the level of job satisfaction of your employees. For example, a male employee may have a higher expectation on the job than a female and get paid more; which may cause less satisfaction due to suspected...
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...sense of confidence in the management and the HR functions of an organisation A healthy HR function in an organisation is as important as the physical and mental well being of a human body. Typically the basic reason why organisations prefer to conduct an HR audit is to get a clear judgement about the overall status of the organisation and also to find out whether certain systems put in place are yielding any results. HR audit also helps companies to figure out any gaps or lapses and the reason for the same. Since every company plans certain systems and targets, an HR audit compares the plans to actual implementation. The concept of HR audit has emerged from the practice of yearly finance and accounting audit, which is mandatory for every company, to be done by external statutory auditors. This audit serves as an examination on a sample basis of practices and systems for identifying problems and ensuring that sound accounting principles are followed. Similarly, an HR audit serves as a means through which an organisation can measure the health of its human resource function. Organisations undertake HR audits for many reasons: 1 To ensure effective utilisation of human resources. 2 To review compliance with tons of laws and regulations. 3 To instill a sense of confidence in the human resource department that it is well-managed and prepared to meet potential challenges and opportunities. 4 To maintain or enhance the organisation’s reputation in a community. An audit is...
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...MGMT 591: Leadership and Organizational Behavior Project Proposal Overview of Organization The organization that will be the topic of discussion in my final project is Wal-Mart, which is one of the largest retail chains in the world. Their famous slogan Save money Live Better is a basic belief of Sam Walton, who is the founder of the company. His beliefs are: Respect for individual, service to the customer, and strive for excellence. Sam Walton tried to adhere to his beliefs but when you have one of the largest retail chains and the growth of a company in this magnitude, you will also have an array of problems. I currently work in the Human Resource department and as a human resource specialist. As a Human Resource Specialist I facilitate orientations, administers, oversea facility training, monitor and track completion of training by associates, coordinate training and communicate training issues with management. With this position I hold, I have the opportunity to make suggestions with the training reports I receive and communicate to upper management the outcomes and personnel related issues within the company. My job also entails auditing personnel files, recruitment of employees, facilitating disputes, payroll, and evaluation process. Wal-Mart is an American public multinational corporation that runs chains of large discount departments stores and a chain of warehouse stores. Wal-Mart U.S. stores are the largest division accounting for $258 billion,...
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...Research Journal of Finance and Accounting ISSN 2222-1697 (Paper) ISSN 2222-2847 (Online) Vol.4, No.18, 2013 www.iiste.org Problem with Human Resource Accounting and A Possible Solution Md. Mustafizur Rahaman1* Md. Amzad Hossain2 Tabassum Akter3 1. Lecturer, Department of Accounting, Bangladesh University of Business & Technology (BUBT), Mirpur-2, Dhaka-1216, Bangladesh 2. Lecturer, Department of Business Administration, East West University, Plot No-A/2, Jahurul Islam City, Aftabnagar Main Rd, Dhaka 1219, Bangladesh 3. Lecturer, Department of Business Administration, Prime University, Dar-Us-Salam Rd, Dhaka 1216, Bangladesh * E-mail of the corresponding author: mustafizmamun09@gmail.com Abstract The idea of Human Resource Accounting (HRA) has been a debatable issue by academicians, accountants and standards setters universally. This study critically assesses the concept of HRA in order to unveil its strengths and weaknesses. Descriptive and content analyses were used in collecting data through documented texts, journal articles and other publications. The existing models proffered under the HRA were adequately reviewed and objectively criticized so that more comprehensive could be developed. The study revealed that the conceptualization of HRA, the ideas incorporated therein, and arguments are good for the accounting profession and corporate financial reporting. But the existing models yet proposed are not in a state to implement HRA practice worldwide. Hence this paper proposes...
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