...TECNOLÓGICA DE LA MIXTECA CENTRO DE CIENCIAS SOCIALES Y HUMANIDADES PROPUESTA DE UN PROCESO DE SELECCIÓN PARA EL PERSONAL OPERATIVO DE TIENDAS DE AUTOSERVICIO TESIS Que para obtener el título de: Licenciado en Ciencias Empresariales Presenta: Ruth Valencia García. H. Cd. Huajuapan de León , Oax. Diciembre de 2001. AGRADECIMIENTOS A mi Padre Si acaso tuviera a mi padre a mi lado, le daría las gracias por estar aquí, le agradecería mis grandes tristezas, sus sabios regaños, sus muchos consejos y los grandes valores que sembró en mí. A mi Madre Quien siempre ha sido mi fuente de estímulo y consejo útil. Gracias a todas aquellas personas que con su apoyo, me han permitido alcanzar este paso tan importante en mi vida. ÍNDICE Introducción Justificación Planteamiento del problema Objetivos Capítulo 1 LA ADMINISTRACIÓN DE PERSONAL EN LAS EMPRESAS RESEÑA DEL ORIGEN DE LA ADMINISTRACIÓN DE PERSONAL 1.1. El manejo del personal en las empresas 1.2. Actividades de la integración de personal Capítulo 2 LA SELECCIÓN DE PERSONAL LA SELECCIÓN DE PERSONAL A TRAVÉS DE UN PROCESO ADECUADO 2.1. Elementos previos a la aplicación de un proceso de selección 2.1.1. Planeación de necesidades de personal 2.1.2. Análisis de puestos 2.1.3. Reclutamiento 2.1.3.1. Reclutamiento interno 2.1.3.2. Reclutamiento externo 2.2. Técnicas para crear un proceso de selección 2.2.1. Investigación de información biográfica 2.2.1.1. Solicitud de empleo ...
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...Principal Page In the next subsequent pages we have included financial statistical data organized by the different sectors that compose the economy of Puerto Rico. This report has been updated to include the most recent quarter of 2012. The contact persons for the Financial Analysis Division are; Mr. Wally A. Sierra-Supervisor, Mrs. Frances Lebrón-Financial Analyzer Depository Sector and Mrs. Nayda Ivonne Marrero-Analyzer, Non Depository Sector. Financial Analysis Responsible Manager: Mr. Wally A. Sierra, Financial Analysis Division. analisisfinanciero@ocif.gobierno.pr Phone.(787)723-3131, Ext-2314, Fax.(787)723-4225. Addres. P.O.Box 11855, San Juan PR. 00910-3855, Ponce de Leon Ave. 1492, Centro Europa Building, suite 600, San Juan PR, 00907 or Ponce de Leon Ave. 1492, Centro Europa Building, suite 600, San Juan PR, 00907 Publication date: August 23, 2012 Next Publication Report: November 23, 2012 and February 23, 2013 To obtain a copy of the Report: Please visit, (1) Our website. Http//www.ocif.gobierno.pr/datos-estadisticas.htm or (2) by request to our addresses above, or (3) by phone or fax, Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 4:30pm. Source: Call Report quarterly submitted by the different sectors to the Office of the Commissioner of Financial Institutions. Legal Mark: Article 10 of Law #4 dated October 11, 1985, as amended, provides faculty to the Commissioner to carry out all sorts of studies and research on issues affecting any branch of the banking, financial and securities...
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...Not long after Columbus set sail for the New World, the French and Spanish brought slaves with them on various expeditions. Slaves accompanied Ponce de Leon to Florida in 1513, for instance. But a far greater proportion of slaves arrived in chains in crowded, sweltering cargo holds. The first dark-skinned slaves in what was to become British North America arrived in Virginia -- perhaps stopping first in Spanish lands -- in 1619 aboard a Dutch vessel. From 1500 to 1900, approximately 12 million Africans were forced from their homes to go westward, with about 10 million of them completing the journey. Yet very few ended up in the British colonies and young American republic. By 1808, when the trans-Atlantic slave trade to the U.S. officially ended, only about 6 percent of African slaves landing in the New World had come to North America. Today, large differences in outcomes among racial and ethnic groups continue to exist in employment, income and wealth, housing, education, criminal justice, health, and other areas. Although many factors may contribute to such differences, their size and extent suggest that various forms of discriminatory treatment persist in U.S. society and serve to undercut the achievement of equal opportunity. When people know that they are discriminated against, they often behave negatively, which then can confirm the original stereotype of the person doing the discriminating. For example, Social Group A thinks that Social Group B frequently engages in theft...
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...Don Juan Ponce de León fue un conquistador español y explorador. Nació alrededor de 1460 en San Tervas de Campos, España. Ponce de León vivió durante una época de grandes descubrimientos y emoción. Ponce de León es bien sabido, la reivindicación y nombrar lo que hoy es la Florida, el descubrimiento de Puerto Rico, y su búsqueda incesante de los clásicos de antaño, la Fuente de la Juventud. El 19 de noviembre 1493 Ponce de León fue uno de los primeros europeos en ver la pequeña isla de Borinquen, el nombre indígena de Puerto Rico. Ponce de León navegó a Puerto Rico en 1506 con 200 hombres a la isla y se enteró de que había ricos yacimientos de oro. Esclavizó a los nativos, y los obligó a la mina de oro para él. Ponce de León dejó Puerto Rico y regresó en 1508 esta vez trajo consigo sólo cincuenta hombres. En este viaje el barco pasó por una terrible tormenta que le hizo correr hacia las rocas en dos ocasiones. La tripulación se vio obligada a lanzar sobre la mayor parte de sus suministros con el fin de mantener el barco se hunda. Después de Ponce de León llegó finalmente a Puerto Rico se convirtió en el gobernador de la isla. Esto le llevó a ser muy rico, y el hombre más poderoso de la isla, que sólo recibieron órdenes del mismo tipo. En 1511 el rey Fernando ordenó a Ponce de León como gobernador reemplazado por Diego Colón. La vida de Ponce de León habría sido difícil si se quedaba en Puerto Rico ya que gran parte de su poder sobre la isla fue tomada cuando su rango se lo...
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...During the Columbian exchange period many explorers and voyagers risked their lives on sailing to new lands around the world. Within their journeys, there were 3 G’s which they looked up to - gold, God, and glory. Each having similar meaning to each voyager, all looking for some type of remembrance. Many believed they must bring their religion beliefs to the people of the America’s, and that God would reward them for doing so. Religion in that time period was very influential to people, and lots of explorers left their own countries to spread their religion to new lands. Columbus noted that many natives were easily persuaded into following the practice of Christianity - which left him looking for more and more Christian followers. In the long term effect, during this time period God was spread; leaving it known in the America’s for years to come. Glory was to be found in the adventure the person endeavor and the land they might claim, making them rich individuals instead of poor sailors. Glory gave the explorer national pride within himself, and as well his country. Glory was the goal of most explorers; people like Ferdinand Magellan and John Cabot sailed for glory. When an explorer had found land he became well known in Europe. When they saw new land they mapped, and named it and believed that they would be remembered for this. Gold was more of rumor back then, amounts past their wildest dreams made men believe they could become rich instantaneously. Explorers took large...
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...to Cappara site, archaeological evidence of the first settlement, and ends with camping at famous east-coast beaches. The third period includes a guided jungle survival tour in El Yunque, a Guánica history tour, a visit to the Art Musuem, scuba diving and wall diving. Celebrations (i.e. shows, concerts, dancing etc.) on the streets conclude the third period with the national holiday Día de la Emancipación where students are going to join in. Special attention is going to be given to the costs and educational activities of the second period to substantiate the claim that the present proposal for a class trip is appropriate and promising. We leave our luggage at the New Island Hostel and walk 2.5 km to the Tren Urbano Sagrado Urazon, the train station, where we buy a day saver ticket for $5 to get to Caparra site. The Spanish settlers made this their home more than 500 years ago and you can see the archaeological evidence of the first settlement at the Caparra Ruins Museum and Historic Park. As you walk in the gates, you see a large plaque that describes the rock foundation of Ponce de León’s house. The plaque is in Spanish. One of the Spanish students will translate these sentences into English, explain the spanish grammar and paraphrase...
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...might be different. Ponce De Leon was one of these explorers that help change the way we view earth. Who exactly was Ponce de Leon? What did he do in his life, and what was his discovery that deemed him one of history’s notable explorers? I will discuss Ponce de Leon’s background, his journeys and his discoveries. Juan Ponce de Leon was born during the Age of Exploration. Documentation places his birth around 1460 in Santervas De Campos, Spain, but later documentation places it more at 1474. No one is absolutely sure of the exact date of his birth. Ponce de Leon was born of noble parents who taught Ponce how to read and write. As a child he served as a page to Pedro Nunuz de Guzman and delivered messages for the royal court. Once a teenager, he joined the Spanish army and served in military until 1492. In September 1493 Ponce de Leon was one of 112 men that traveled with Christopher Columbus on Christopher’s second trip to the ‘New World’ but he did not return with Christopher Columbus. While on exploration of the island of Hispaniola, now known as Dominican Republic and Haiti, Ponce de Leon survived disease and bad weather. He also endured shortage of food and water to help colonize the new lands. Forcing Indians into slavery. Ponce De Leon spent the early part of the 1500s in Hispaniola. He established farms, distributed land rights, help construct buildings to aid in defense, and worked to set up an island economy. At this time Ponce de Leon married Leonor Domingo. Together...
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...Do you know who Juan Ponce de Leon is? I know who he is and I know what he did. Juan was a Spanish conquistador. He was born in 1474 at Santervás de Campos, Spain. There is no actual date of when he was born. On May 27, 1480 Juan was a knight. Ponce de León joined the military campaign and he learned to read and write, fight with a sword, ride a horse and hunt. In 1493, on September 25th, Juan went on the second voyage with Christopher Columbus and his 16 ships. Then Juan went to Puerto Rico. In October 26th, 1508 Ponce de Leon found the first settlement in Puerto Rico. He colonized Puerto Rico using just a greyhound and a few troops. These are a few things Juan Ponce de Leon did. To begin with, Juan Ponce de Leon heard about the Fountain...
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...The Calusa Indian By: Candace Rayford 4/22/2012 Hist105 Unit 5 IP 5 Aiu-Online Abstract The term Native American is widely accepted as the “correct” term for the indigenous peoples that were residing in North America when the Europeans first arrived. When the Europeans touched land, they found a thriving population of people. The Europeans categorized those found into separate tribes. There was the Calusa in the Caloosahatchee region, the Mayaimi in Lake Okeechobee Basin (or Belle Glade area) and the Tequesta in the Everglades region. In this reading, I will cover the short existence of the Calusa tribe, also known as, “The Shell People”. The Colusa tribe was originally called “Carlos” meaning “fierce people”. They were descendants of the Paleo Indians who inhabited Southwest Florida, approximately 12,000 years ago. When the Spanish explorers arrived in the 1500s, they were not friendly people and had no interest in missionary activities. Their society was somewhat closed off to others. When the Spanish arrived, there were an estimated 20000 Calusas in Southwest Florida. They were the people of the Caloosahatchee culture. The Calusas inhabited a territory from Charlotte Harbor to Caper Sable. This region was abundant with bears, woolly mammoths, sloths, tortoises, and saber toothed tigers. Hunting these animals was a mainstay until they discovered the waters, which was full of fish. Soon they realized that hunting for these fish took less time and...
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...many years, Flagler partnered with John D. Rockefeller to form a partnership that later became Standard Oil Corporation, an oil refinery business that expanded to many states. May 18, 1881, Henry’s wife Mary died in New York and two years later he married one of his deceased wife’s nurses, Alice Shourds. Since Henry was busy with the refinery business the couple were not able to honeymoon until the winter time, at which time they visited St. Augustine, Florida. Henry Flagler found the city charming but the hotel facilities and transportation systems not right. Flagler began construction of the 540 room Ponce De Leon hotel by himself, but spent several times his original estimate of $200,000. In order to create a transportation system for his hotel, Flagler purchased short line railroads in what later became known as the Florida East Coast Railway. The Ponce de Leon hotel opened on January 10, 1888 and was an instant success. He also built a railroad bridge across the Saint Johns River to gain access to the southern half of the state and purchased the hotel Ormond just north of Daytona. His personal dedication to the State of Florida was demonstrated when he began construction on his private residence, Kirk Side in St. Augustine. By 1896, Flagler’s railroad, the Florida East Coast Railway reached Biscayne Bay. In 1913, Flagler fell down a flight of marble stairs at White Hall. On May 20th, at the age of 83 Henry Flagler died in Palm Beach due to not having...
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...Name: Luis Gerardo Ramos Rodríguez Academic Rank: Profesor Auxiliar Planta Grados Académicos 2. Degrees: -MCO. Maestría en Comunicación, Tec de Monterrey-Campus Monterrey (Monterrey, México). 2007 -MA. Maestría en Administración, Tec de Monterrey-Campus Monterrey (Monterrey, México). 2000 -BA. Ingeniero en Electrónica y Comunicaciones. U.A.N.L. - (San Nicolás de los Garza, Mexico). 2000 Años de Servicio 3. Years of Service: -2005–2013 (Profesor Auxiliar Planta – Communication Science and Journalism Department, Tec de Monterrey – Campus Monterrey) Otras experiencias relacionadas (otros trabajos) 4. Other Related Experience: -Coordinador Centro de Medios – Communication Science and Journalism Department, Tec de Monterrey – Campus Monterrey) Monterrey, México. August 2005-2013. -Asesor de Postproducción – Communication Science and Journalism Department, Tec de Monterrey Campus Monterrey) Monterrey, México. Febrero 1996- Agosto 2005. Consulorías, Transferencias, Patentes 5. Technology Transfer (consulting, patents etc.) WORKSHOP INSTRUCTOR -Asesor: Creative Student Filmmaker’s Asociation (ACCME). Tec de Monterrey (ITESM) – Campus Monterrey. Monterrey, Mexico. Registro de titulo de grado profesional (año, ciudad, país) 6. Registration: 1991, México City, México Principales publicaciones en los últimos 5 años 7. Principal Publications (Last...
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...Partnerships And Private Corporations By Hector S De Leon PDF THE LAW ON PARTNERSHIPS AND PRIVATE CORPORATIONS BY HECTOR S DE LEON PDF Well, book The Law On Partnerships And Private Corporations By Hector S De Leon will certainly make you closer to just what you want. This The Law On Partnerships And Private Corporations By Hector S De Leon will be consistently great close friend at any time. You could not forcedly to always finish over reviewing an e-book simply put time. It will certainly be only when you have spare time and investing couple of time to make you feel pleasure with just what you read. So, you could get the definition of the message from each sentence in guide. PDF File: The Law On Partnerships And Private Corporations By Hector S De Leon 1 Read and Download Ebook The Law On Partnerships And Private Corporations By Hector S De Leon PDF THE LAW ON PARTNERSHIPS AND PRIVATE CORPORATIONS BY HECTOR S DE LEON PDF Download: THE LAW ON PARTNERSHIPS AND PRIVATE CORPORATIONS BY HECTOR S DE LEON PDF Reserve The Law On Partnerships And Private Corporations By Hector S De Leon is one of the priceless well worth that will make you constantly abundant. It will certainly not suggest as rich as the cash provide you. When some people have absence to encounter the life, people with many books often will be better in doing the life. Why need to be e-book The Law On Partnerships And Private Corporations By Hector S De Leon It is in fact not implied that publication The Law...
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...held in low regard, somewhere between freemen and slaves, their work regarded as mere manual labour.[2] The word art derives from the Latin "ars" (stem art-), which, although literally defined, means "skill method" or "technique", and conveys a connotation of beauty. During the Middle Ages the word artist already existed in some countries such as Italy, but the meaning was something resembling craftsman, while the word artesan was still unknown. An artist was someone able to do a work better than others, so the skilled excellency was underlined, rather than the activity field. In this period some "artisanal" products (such as textiles) were much more precious and expensive than paintings or sculptures. The first division into major and minor arts dates back at least to the works of Leon Battista Alberti (1404-1472): De re aedificatoria, De statua, De pictura, which focused on the importance of the intellectual skills of the artist rather than the manual skills (even if in other forms of art there was a project behind).[3] With the Academies in Europe (second half of 16th century) the gap between fine and applied arts was definitely set. Many contemporary definitions of "artist" and "art" are highly contingent on culture, resisting aesthetic prescription, in much the same way that the features constituting beauty and the beautiful cannot be standardized easily without corruption into kitsch. ------------------------------------------------- The present day concept of an 'artist'[edit] ...
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...Created by: Marina Kim DESIGNER STUDY GUIDE * Haute couture “the finest needlework” * Paris became the center of haute couture because France has been the leading manufacturer of beautiful fabrics, including silks, taffetas, velvets, and brocade * Chambre Syndicale de la Couture de Paris was established in 1868. This was a professional body that was composed of haute couture houses and other firms that had made-to-measure dressmaking business in the Paris area. This union determined policy governing the fashion industry (such as copyright protection), establishing fair trading practices, organizing major biannual fashion shows, and acting as a mediator between the press and the fashion industry. * During the Depression years of 1930, it was necessary for the collection showings to be well-organized, pre-publicized, and spaced over a 12-day period. * Despite of the loss of profits, designers still create haute couture collections too publicize their designer brands or diffusion lines. * Le Bon Marche is one of the oldest and most influential grande magasins in Paris. They set the benchmarks that led the way to the modern development of mass merchandising * * Some of Charles Worth’s clients were members of high society, royalty, and foreign aristocracy * Celebrities such as actors Sarah Bernhardt and Lillie Langtry publicized his gowns throughout Europe * As his gowns became more known, his gowns were sent overseas to England & America ...
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...Analysis Inditex Group Unit Introduction- GBO Group Award: Global Trade and Business SCN: 0137219061 Candidate’s Name: Cristina Diaz Alama HND Centre Xianda College of Economics and Humanities Shanghai International Studies University Date: 2013/10/08 Assessment 1 Select a Global Business Organization and describe its development from inception through to its present status as a global trader. Describe its expansion including any global acquisitions and mergers, and its business structure- whether centralized or decentralized. 1. Introduction Industria de Diseño Textil, S.A. (Inditex) is a Spanish multinational clothing company headquartered in Arteixo, Galicia, Spain. It is made up of almost a hundred companies dealing in activities related to textile design, production and distribution. Amancio Ortega, Spain's richest man, and the world's third richest man, is the founder and current largest shareholder. The current chairman of Inditex is Pablo Isla. Inditex operates over 6,000 stores worldwide and owns brands like Massimo Dutti, Bershka, Oysho, Pull and Bear, Stradivarius, Zara, Tempe and Uterqüe, and also a low-cost brand Lefties. The majority of its stores are corporate-owned; Franchises are only conceded in countries where corporate properties can not be foreign-owned (in some Middle Eastern countries, for example). The group designs and manufactures almost everything by itself, and new designs are dispatched twice a week to Zara stores. Most...
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