...Human Resource Management Plan and Job Aids Tasha Williams University of Phoenix Table of Contents * Executive Summary * Job Analysis * Selection Process * New Employee Orientation * Training Development Plan * Attachments: a. Interview Questions b. Script for New Employee Orientation c. Job Analysis Executive Summary The following is our design for the Certify Nursing Assistant hiring program at Elant Human Resources. Managing Human Resources is important to create a company and to make sure that it thrives. The goal of every company is to get good results at first, and to improve performance. Figuring out how to operate efficiently and how to get the best results is a challenge for every company. Every company needs to recruit the best people in order to best achieve goals. In companies both small and large, recruiting new employees means that the company has access to more talented people. This hiring packet aims to give each Certify Nursing Assistant a correct job analysis so that each Certify Nursing Assistant (CNA) understands the responsibilities of their new job. I have also describe an employee selection process, employee benefits, how to train and orient a Certify Nursing Assistant. Introduction In today’s job market it is more competitive than ever, and it is more important for every business to hire the best employee. Finding and hiring staff is a complicated process for any company and it is necessary that...
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...Practice Manual 1 Practice Manual for New Supervisors By Krystal King September 24, 2010 University of Phoenix-Axia College MGT210 Practice Manual 2 When talking about supervising and hiring new employees there are many issues to consider when training new employees so that they know what the company is about as well as how to treat and communicate with customers. When considering how to do an orientation there is a large amount of time in store for supervisors to make sure that the orientation and training programs are all up-to-date. Supervisors are responsible for improving the productivity that comes from that supervisor’s department. When considering the rating performance of employees, the supervisors should make sure that the employees know and understand what the performance appraisals consist of. If the supervisor does not let the employees know anything then the employees will not know what to do. The supervisors are also responsible for making sure that there are no conflicts between employees. If there is a problem then the supervisor is to resolve the issue or find someone who can. One of the most important issues is to make sure that the employee knows and understands the company’s policies as well as what the company wants to succeed. Demonstrating Communication Skills Communication is one of the most important issues concerning working for any business or company. One thing to remember is to make sure that when talking to a customer or even...
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...Best Practices Manual for Supervisors Student SUPERVISION AND LEADERSHIP George Reinoehl July 19, 2008 Contents INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................3 PART ONE: COMMUNICATION SKILLS ..............................................................5 PART TWO: ORIENTATION AND TRAINING .......................................................7 PART THREE: PRODUCTIVITY ............................................................................10 PART FOUR: PERFORMANCE APPRAISALS .....................................................12 PART FIVE: RESOLVING CONFLICTS .................................................................14 PART FOUR: EMPLOYEE RELATIONS ................................................................16 PART FOUR: REFERENCES .................................................................................18 Introduction “Best Practices” is a term that has spawned in the business world in past recent years that explains what the best processes are and why these processes should be adhered too. Best Practice is defined as “a technique or methodology that, through experience and research, has been proven to reliably lead to a desired result.” (Whatis.com, 2008) Within management best practices, there are five important components: Skills, Processes, Solutions, Resources, and Improvement. Dissemination is what allows best practice programs to impact an organization...
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...Best Practice Manual for Supervisors December 2, 2011 MGT The Best Practices Manual for Supervisors is for individuals who are new to the role of supervising. This manual will provide detailed specifics in; communication, orientation, teams, appraisal, resolving conflict, and employee relations. Not only are these roles beneficial but, necessary for people that are taking on a demanding position for a company. Supervisors need to practice and master the specifics to become a magnificent leader and team player. This practice manual will give new supervisors innovative ideas and lead them in the right direction so that their practices will become enriched and tactical. In small and large companies or cooperation’s people use communication every day to effectively communicate in their position’s so that the job gets done. Communication: Today many people live in a fast pace society where effective communication has come in many different styles. Not to mention that electronic devices, such as, email, internet, and cell phones are all newer ways to communicate with employees and co-workers. These things have made it easier to communicate on a different level then the typical face-to-face interaction many people were used to. As a supervisor it is important to know how to use these devices to make the job more commutative. Using the internet has made scheduling tasks easier and faster and lets everyone know what is going on without leaving people out of so called...
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...Best Practices Manual for Supervisors University of Phoenix September 24, 2011 MGT/210 Supervisors are a great asset to a company’s success. Supervisors need to be effective and efficient in their job as well as managing the employees beneath them. Supervisors have some of the greatest responsibilities in assuring that their teams are performing their task and achieving their goals to make the company successful. To have a successful team, Supervisors will need to demonstrate some best practices in certain areas to manage the team, these areas are: 1. Demonstrating Communication Skills 2. Determining Effective Orientation and Training Methods 3. Improving Productivity for Teams 4. Conducting Performance Appraisals 5. Resolving Conflict 6. Improving Employee Relations This Best Practice Manual for Supervisor will take each of these six areas and will demonstrate two best practices for each area. If a supervisor will learn from these best practices then they will become an effective supervisor for their teams and their teams will become effective and efficient. Demonstrating Communication Skills Demonstrating communication skills is a must for every supervisor. If a supervisor has poor communication skills they will not be able to communicate effectively to their teams. The two best practices for demonstrating communication skills are learning to listen, and keep written and verbal communications clear. The first best practice to communicate effectively...
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...Best Practice Manual for Supervisors MGT/210 8/18/2011 Lisa Newman The purpose of a best practice manual for supervisors is to provide a reference guideline for new supervisors. As a reference, this manual could serve as a training aid for supervisors and a management resource for performance evaluations of employees. The manual contains an overview of the best practices to use for the following supervisory responsibilities: • Demonstrating communication skills. • Determining effective orientation and training methods. • Improving productivity for teams. • Conducting performance appraisals. • Resolving Conflicts. • Improving employee relations The approaches described in this manual will assist supervisors in providing the best and most effective solutions to any problems the employees or supervisors might face. This guideline will ensure that supervisors are aware of the objectives and standards to follow to help improve employee’s production. Demonstrating communication skills is one of the most important skills a supervisor can have. Supervisors should be able to direct, motivate, and persuade their colleagues in order to maintain an acceptable working relationship that will encourage positive results. A large part of all three of these skills is the ability to listen and absorb the ideas of others (Rue & Byars, 2004). Active listening skills help supervisors absorb their employees concerns. The key to being an active listener is...
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...Best Practices Manual for Supervisors Gregory Wilhoite University of Phoenix (AXIA) MGT/210 Supervision and Leadership Karen Blackwell Due: June 4, 2011 Best Practices Manual for Supervisors The top level of management in any company's organization is usually always supervisors. Since the supervisor is in charge of making sure that work gets done, they do not do any of the operative work. Their main focus is to achieve the company's goals in production. As a supervisor, one has to encourage workers to accomplish their objectives in a positive way; they must also have workers that want to be "members of a work unit to contribute positively towards accomplishing the organizations goals and objective’s" (Rue & Byars, 2004). A supervisor's work is categorized into five areas: planning, organizing, staffing, leading, and controlling. The most effective way to accomplish any tasks assigned is to plan and direct the workforce doing the job. Assigning the work among the employees and making arrangements for the proper and timely completion of work delegated. Staffing is charged with the duty of overseeing the improvement of employees' labor skills. Leading is used to influence the employee's behavior towards company goals. Controlling "determines how well the work is being done compared with what was planned" (Rue & Byars, 2004, p. 13). Supervisors are required to maintain technical, human, administrative and decision-making skills. Supplementary in order to satisfy the job...
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...ADVANTAGE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION Technical education is the crying need of India. India has had an over-dose of liberal education. Our education is incomplete and without any purpose if we do not receive some sort of technical education besides our liberal education. A just balance between liberal education and technical education needs to be maintained. Our British masters did not encourage technical education in 0ur country. The result was terrible unemployment. We depended up0n the industrial goods of other countries. Technical education enables student to pick up a skill with which he may make his living, even if he remains unemployed after taking up his graduation. We need an army of highly technical hands for our multi-purpose river-projects, steel factories, fertilizer industry, locomotive and air-craft manufacture. Even agriculture is being rapidly mechanized by means of tractors and bulldozers. We need more and more technicians to manufacture tractors in India. We need scientists and technologists with practical knowledge of banking, insurance and business organization which includes salesmanship and advertisement in all their numerous aspects. Technical knowledge is as vast as the sea. India is predominantly an agricultural country. Our peasants are idle for six months during the year. If they are trained in cottage industries, they can add to their income. Without developing our cottage industries, we cannot solve the grim problem of unemployment...
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...Manual Transmission vs Automatic Transmision Ever since the automotive revolution began, there has been a battle between manual and automatic transmissions. Why are stick shift cars so popular anyway? They are more difficult to drive, and one must be skilled to drive them. Why not choose an automatic easy ride, which can turn driving in to comfort, especially while driving in heavy traffic? The truth is, driving a stick shift offers benefits that automatic does not. People who drive stick shift cars know the difference and the advantages of having total control of one’s car engine; people who drive cars with automatic transmissions do not. Cars with automatic transmissions are a great way to drive around because they do not require much driving skill. People who do not like to drive usually will choose an automatic transmission which is one of the main problems. People who drive cars with automatic transmissions often do not pay as much attention as they should. With an automatic car it makes it easier for one to text, eat, do make up, or even read while driving which can lead to an accident or even death. Cars with automatic transmissions have improved through modern chips that have developed better shifting and response when the driver just presses on the gas. Even with the modern advances, automatic transmission cars encounter problems with the transmission more often than stick shift cars. Although automatic transmissions are easier to drive, they are not as fun because...
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...Founder: Riya Sampat Product / Service Details: Name(Tentative): Ter-Sopo-rific Meaning: Terrific soporific massage and spa The idea is to provide massage services to the customers by visiting their homes. This will require a team of 3-4 members, both men and women, that are certified in massage therapy(certification includes courses not only related to information on human anatomy and physiology but also the effects that massage has on both) to go to the final consumer’s doorstep with necessary aid like good quality products used in massage therapies namely, Olive Oil, Coconut Oil, Apricot kernel Oil, Cocoa Butter, sweet Almond Oil, Wheat germ Oil, Avocado Oil, Shea Butter, Sesame Oil, Grapeseed Oil, Jojoba Oil, Water Dispersible Massage Oil and Moisturizers. Value Addition: Benefits for Customers: Relaxation services at reasonable pricesin the comforts of their own homes.. There are millions of people across major cities who do not realize the harm stress is having on their minds and bodies. It’s an issue we don’t generally take seriously. This offering will be a first of its kind and it will up quality customer experiences. Also, there will be a system of accepting different forms of payments. Benefits for Others Customers aren’t the only ones experiencing positive effect from the implementation of this service. The massage therapists are also benefiting. This would mean creating jobs for those who are having difficulty finding work in the city and providing a platform...
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...Directions: Think about individual products and the company that makes them. Describe three generations of that product (past, present, and future). Then in a multipage write-up, answer why was there change, what changed, and what will be the challenges and issues (business and technical) of the future generation. On September 12, 1966, General Motors first displayed a preview of their next generation car, the Camaro. There were two main reasons why General Motors came out with this car. First, General Motors was trying to create a new type of car to satisfy consumer’s desire for a strong and faster type of car. Second, it was General Motor’s way to compete with Ford’s new Mustang. When the Camaro first came out, it was classified as a compact car. However, they later changed the classification to a pony car, and it has been seen more as a touring car, sports car, or muscle car. Along with the changes in names, there have also been many changes in style, technology, features, and specifications. General Motors is now in production of their 5th generation Chevrolet Camaro. On January 6th, 2006, General Motors started brainstorming ideas and concepts for this new generation car with a new body, wheelbase, engine, transmission, suspension, and much more. After two years of designing, engineering, manufacturing, and problems, on July 21, 2008, General Motors officially unveiled the production of the 2010 5th generation Camaro. This new generation Camaro was able to enhance...
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...Process Analysis Have you ever wanted to learn at least the basics of how to drive a manual transmission? If so, it a process that takes time but once you have it down, it’s a skill that you will never lose. Almost like a second nature. Learning how to drive a manual transmission opens an entirely new world of driving. Your mpg increases, you have better reliability, and you also have enhanced control over the vehicle. When learning how to drive a manual transmission there are thirteen main basic steps that you need to learn. First you need to get on level ground. When learning how, it is best if you can roll down the windows, this will help you better hear the engine sound so that you can know how when to adjust the gears also, don't forget to wear your seat belt. Secondly, you will need to learn to identify the pedals. In a manual car, there are three pedals. The pedal to the far right is the gas, also known as the accelerator, the middle pedal is the brake and to the far left is the clutch. The third step, one of the most important steps, is to learn what the clutch does. The clutch disengages the engine from the driveshaft allowing you to shift the gears on your transmission. Before you switch gears, the clutch must be depressed. Fourth step is to find the clutch pedal - the one to the far left - when you have identified the clutch begin to press it down and hold it to the floor. Also, it is a good idea to get used to steadily and slowly releasing the clutch...
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...NEW OR REVISED FEATURES 2015 OUTBACK Product details based on the latest information available at the time of publication and are subject to change without notice or incurring obligation. © 2014 Subaru Canada, Inc. Outback (all models) • One-touch turn signal • Rear-view camera • Roof-mounted black low-profile antenna • 10-way power driver’s seat • Driver and passenger power window auto up/down • Automatic on/off headlights with welcome lighting • Electric parking brake with centre console mounted switch • One-touch folding rear seats • Roof rack cargo hooks • X-mode with Hill Descent Control • Heated front seats (three stage) • Active torque vectoring • Front seat cushion airbags • Integrated side-sill step pad • New colours: Crystal White Pearl, Lapis Blue Pearl, Tungsten Metallic, Wilderness Green Metallic • Discontinued colours: Cypress Green Pearl, Deep Indigo Pearl, Satin White Pearl, Venetian Red Pearl See specifications for complete list. 13 | 6 | 2014 1 NEW OR REVISED FEATURES 2015 OUTBACK Outback 2.5i • Active grill shutter • AM/FM/CD/MP3/WMA/AHA audio system with 6.2-inch touch-screen display, auxiliary audio input and steering wheel-integrated controls • Bluetooth® mobile phone connectivity with voice activation and Bluetooth® streaming audio • SiriusXM® Satellite Radio installed (free 3-month trial subscription included) • Optional PZEV Package Touring Package • Power rear liftgate with memory function • Subaru Rear/Side Vehicle Detection...
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