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...Unit 10-Human Resources Management Final Project Terri Roberts Bus3040 – Fundamental of Human Resources Management 12/16/2014 Professor Chris Rose Capella University Abstract Throughout this course we have reviewed the six main functions of Human Resource Managers. These include recruiting and selection, training and development, compensation and benefits, labor relations and global HR. This report will provide a summary of each function, the role of the Human Resources Manager plays, and the laws that affect each function. Recruiting and Selection One of the most important functions of the Human Resources department is the recruitment and selection process. The process, good or bad, has a direct affect on the business. The Human Resources Manager is responsible for planning, executing, and evaluating the recruitment and selection process. Through this process, he will perform interviews and pre-employment screenings, select employees, oversee the hiring and on-boarding process, monitor retention as well as execute terminations (Brunot, n.d.). There are multiple ways to source candidates. Many employers choose to promote from within first, only opening positions up to the public after all internal resources have been exhausted. It is common in today’s market to use recruiting sites such as Monster, CareerBuilder, and Indeed. The sites allow the potential employer to list available positions. Potential employees can post a resume for employers to view. Although...
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...distribution of resources and justice between nations. It also includes considerations of what is fair for people within any one nation. Inter-generational equity in economic, psychological, and sociological contexts, is the concept or idea of fairness or justice in relationships between children, youth, adults and seniors, particularly in terms of treatment and interactions. It has been studied in environmental and sociological settings. Besides, Inter-generational equity has to do with fairness between current and future members of a community. It doesn't mean that we neglect our current needs, but that we try to achieve a reasonable balance between satisfying our needs now and setting aside enough to provide for needs of the future. We are currently living unsustainable lives. If we are not careful how we use and dispose of resources, our children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren will have a poorer, more polluted world to live in. Aiming for inter-generational equity means we want to give equal consideration to our own immediate needs, our own future needs, and our children's and grandchildren's future needs. Whereas, intra-generational equity is also used in connection with the idea that all people throughout the community, be it a town or the entire world, have the same basic needs that must be taken into consideration. It’s meaning justice among the present population. The preservation of basic human rights and the fulfillment of basic human needs are the fundamental driving...
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...shared economy is in the process of evolving into a significant element of the economic cycle. The idea of sharing things and using them together has worked perfectly well for hundreds of years. All of sudden, however, it has begun to spawn disruptive business models with spiralling customer numbers and revenues to match. Carpooling is becoming a common way to travel and consumers are opening their homes to others e.g. Airbnb. This particular "new economy" is not going to go away again. On the contrary, it will achieve a much more dominant position in the years ahead. Why? Because it accommodates the fundamental human need to be part of a community, share with others, build relationships, make friends and, specifically, to entrust things to other people. Swapping and sharing was common practice long before we had paper money and modern-style companies. The shared use of resources was based on personal ties and/or geographic proximity However, new communication technologies are radically changing the playing field in a positive sense. The internet, smartphones and mobile positioning services are shrinking the entire planet to the size of a neighbourhood. Ubiquitous social media has breathed new life into a notion of community that had long seemed confined to private spaces and a distinctly modest scale. Now, online platforms and marketplaces are spawning new relationships that, in the past, would never have been conceivable without face to face contact. The shared economy is...
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...Question 6, Chapter 2, Page 75 “Marketing Plan and Business Plan” Business plan and marketing plan are a very vital part and should not be forgotten in running a business, because these two things are the basis of operating a business effectively and efficiently. These plans are not only help businesses organize their operations, but help determine about their success or failure. Moreover, these things are needed to avoid something that harm to company’s existence and probably it can reduce the risks that might occur in a company in the future. Hence, having a clear business plan and marketing plan it can give a clear illustrations about the targets and goals that are determined by the company at the beginning. Generally, a large company has a very high standards in operating their business and very carefully in determining some plans for their business in the future both business plan and marketing plan, because they do not want to be careless in the determination of business plan and marketing plan in their company that will make a huge effect in their company. There are some differences in business plan and marketing plan that classify each other, the fundamentally difference from a business plan and marketing plan is the goal and specification of what is want to be achieved by a company. Hence, it will have some step by step stages to achieve the goals that have been specified at the beginning. Business plan is a concept how we can interact with the investors and bankers...
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...The Human Resources Analyst position within J.P Morgan interests me because I am aware that J.P Morgan is a world-leading financial services firm, and I would love to be a part of a winning team. Your industry-leading training and performance management initiatives, as well as an opportunity to build a professional network, are also qualities which attract me to this position. My previous experience within the luxury retail sector has equipped me with skills that I believe are well suited to your Human Resources Analyst position, such as a high level of professionalism, the ability to multitask, and being able to communicate in a confident and effective manner with people from a wide range of backgrounds; a fundamental component of providing high quality services. At present, I am the Newspaper Features Editor of InQuire, the University of Kent newspaper, which means that alongside writing and delegating articles, I am also responsible for aspects of Human Resource allocation such as interviewing candidates, assisting in training new members of the committee, and attending meetings; responsibilities which require good negotiation skills, patience and persistence. I can also adapt quickly to any new software required to complete tasks, as well as having advanced capabilities in all Microsoft Office programs. This has prepared me for a work experience placement I undertook at The Canterbury Times newspaper last year, where I was required to transform lengthy press releases into...
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...CASE STUDY: MANPOWER PLANNING AND VIRTUAL HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Just a few years ago, computer technology offered a revolutionary change in human resource management. Organizations experimented with computerized skills inventories, pay and benefits administration and applicant tracking systems. Today, the revolution continues but is undergoing fundamental changes as computer technology and the Internet grow at unprecedented rates. Human resource management is moving away from a mainframe technology to the world of virtual reality, with the Internet at its core. Although many forces drive this change, one of the most important is the globalization of business. As organizations spread their operations and personnel worldwide, the need for a truly global, integrated human resource information system has reached critical levels. The most obvious answer virtual human resource management on the World Wide Web. A 2006 survey of HR decision makers across 325 major organizations in North America indicates that 9 out of 10 firms use the Web for HR related activities such as benefit enrollment. This is in contrast to survey findings from 1977 which suggested that only 27 percent of surveyed organizations reported using Web for its HR systems. Over past 10 years, the number of U.S companies using Web for its HR system has more than tripled. The most uses of the Internet in manpower planning are in corporate communications, applicant and resume tracking, and benefits and retirement...
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...Service Request SR-rm-004 - Analyze HR System- Part 3 University of Phoenix BSA/375 Fundamentals of Business Systems Development Your Instructor’s Name Date: System Implementation The implementation stage of the Riordan project may prove to be the most challenging yet, but one that is worth all the effort. It would take a team of experts in various fields to successfully see this stage successfully through to completion, it cannot be a one-man show. Several departments within the organization have to be given priority when it comes to rolling out the new human resource management system. Since this system is automated and rests on an Information Technology platform, the first two departments to consider would be the human resource management and Information Technology departments. All the teams of professionals within these departments would have to be part and parcel of the entire system design and development process. The other departments to consider would be those of finance and operations management as they too are a fundamental part of the organization’s decision making framework. Coding As the new human resource management system is designed for Riordan Manufacturing, it is imperative to consider all its essential features and functions so as to ensure a flawless module is developed. These features and functions are tied firmly to computer programs for end users as well as those for system administrators. Databases for...
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...take the view that forecasting is neither useful nor necessary (Taylor 2010). Forecasting is a key aspect of Human Resource Planning (HRP); which can be a complex process especially during periods of economic uncertainty and fluctuation. This intensifies the pressures between the need for planning and the difficulties of prediction. Nevertheless, the fundamental purpose is simple: HRP is concerned with assessing and meeting an organisation’s current and future workforce needs. This ensures the right number of people with the appropriate skills and competencies are in the right jobs at the right time and at the right cost so as to achieve organisational objectives (Foot and Hook 2005). In presenting a balanced view, this essay will analyse the argument for and against HRP in determining if it is unfeasible for organisations to accurately forecast the demand for and supply of labour. Furthermore, how HRP can inform other Human Resource (HR) activities such as recruitment and selection (R&S), succession planning, performance management and training and development amongst others. Specific reference where appropriate will be demonstrated to showcase links between theoretical and practical context. Forecasting as a key element of HRP As organisations continue to evolve and become more dynamic, it can be argued that effective planning of its most important resource (its workforce) in achieving strategic goals has never been more important. Organisations can achieve competitive...
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...Service Request: Riordan Manufacturing Amanda Empey, BSA375: Fundamentals of Business Systems Development May 7, 2012 Dr. Jackie Krause Service Request: Riordan Manufacturing Company Overview Riordan Manufacturing Incorporated is a global plastic injection molding company headquartered in San Jose, California. With state-of-the-art facilities and innovative designs, the organization has grown to include multiple locations, each specializing in diverse products. The organization has become an industry leader with customers in the fields of automotive, aircraft, appliance, and beverage makers and bottlers in addition to supplying products to the Department of Defense. Purpose System Request 004 has been requested by Hugh McCauley, Riordan Manufacturing’s Chief Operating Officer. The purpose of this request is to satisfy the organizational need to streamline the Human Resources Department’s functions. Riordan’s goal is to take advantage of more sophisticated information technology to compile multiple functions and plant location information into one Human Resources system. In order to successfully develop this system, one must define the business requirements for the development of the system, create a detailed project plan that provides a list of all the tasks, resources, schedule and ensure that the project can be completed by the scheduled deadline - in approximately six months, so the new system can be utilized in the second quarter of next year. ...
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...for the Bachelor of Science in Information Technology program, students must apply the principles of systems analysis and design to fundamental business systems within the organization. The final individual paper for this class includes three sections; the final section is due in Week Four. One section of the paper is due each week. Complete Section 1 of the Service Request SR-rm-022 paper. Using the Service Request SR-rm-022, analyze the HR system. Prepare a 4- to 6-page paper that accomplishes the following: • What key stakeholders in Riordan Manufacturing would you gather requirements from? • Describe the information-gathering techniques and systems analysis tools you would propose for the project. • Identify the key factors that help ensure the information required for the project is gathered successfully. • Explain what project scope is and why it is important. Describe the areas of project feasibility that are examined in the analysis phase of the SCLC. • Cite and discuss 2 to 3 references, in addition to the required readings, that are relevant to the assignment. Include citations and references formatted consistent with APA guidelines. Submit Section 1 of the final paper. Week 2 Individual Assignement The Riordan Manufacturing Company has submitted a service request to analyze the human resources department. The goal of this analysis is to integrate the variety of tools already in use by the company into one system for the whole...
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...primarily on human needs and interest. Generally anthropocentric school of thought will put the human needs above those of other species and nature creating a ethical issue as well as environmental issues. This is due to the thoughts that the animals, plants, and nature are all tools to satisfy human needs. For example, the need for human homes is greater than that of the animals living in a certain area. Thus the animals would be relocated to suit the human needs. On the other hand, with Biocentric the need for human homes is just as important as the need for animals to stay in their environmental habitat. Furthermore there is controversy with the biocentric school of thought in regards to the fact that humans are the most intelligent dominant species on earth. They are rapidly growing which should mean that their needs be put in front of those of the smaller less intelligent species. It also does not give thought to the need of one species to be more than that of another species. For example humans have a growing population and need more and more food to survive, this means that more and more farms will be built to satisfy this need. Moreover more animals will be used up to satisfy this need as well. Additionally there are concerns with the anthropocentric school of thought due to its favoritism to human needs and interests. Although it is expected that a species should find protection and shelter for its population, humans have gone above and beyond this need. Humans constantly...
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...Creating a Plan for Positive Influence Creating a Plan for Positive Influence Kirk Carlson LDR/531 Creating a Plan for Positive Influence A team has been assigned to complete a television show series scheduled to air on a major network next year. The team has one year to complete the television show pilot and the first season of the show. The team was composed of producers, writers, videographers, editors, and staff coordinators. The team has been tasked with developing a plan designed to motivate, satisfy, and increase performance within the group assigned to create the show. The team needs to take into consideration individual behaviors, such as values, attitudes, emotions, and personalities. The author of this paper was tasked with writing the plan that will create a positive influence within the team that will be creating the television show. Creating a plan for Positive Influence The three main areas that need to be focused when creating a plan of positive influence are satisfaction, motivation, and performance. The employees need to work in an environment that satisfies their basic needs for employment. The employees need to be properly motivated to work on a project for an extended period. The main result that the employer is looking for is performance of the employees who produces a completed television series. Satisfaction Holland (2011) stated, “Job satisfaction is known to be a significant attitudinal variable associated with employee commitment in both...
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...Sara Greenwell HSM Personal Leadership Plan 03/16/2014 Sara Trovatore HSM Personal Leadership Plan I have chosen Social and Human Service Assistant. In my research I have found that this field of study provides technical knowledge and skills needed to prepare for further education and experience as well as knowledge to continue my career in Human Services. Social and Human Services assistant along with Human Service assistant, Social Services Aide or even a Case Management Aide provide course work and field experience for people employed in Human Services start out to gain a better job. These are one of the first stepping stones to grow to have a better job in Human Services. You need experience and this will provide these for you. You must develop effective interpersonal communication with clients, as well as supervisors and co-workers. Must show how to demonstrate assessments, problem solving, and evaluation. Also having knowledge of legal and ethical issues related with Human Services. While I have been researching these topics for over a years now I have found some great information that I would like to share. If students are seeking a licensure, certificate or registration through the Department of Health, please refer to 456.0635 F.S. for more information on disqualification for these documents through the Department of Health. You can find this information at -http://www.leg.state.fl.us/Statutes/index.cfm?App_mode=Display_Statute&Search_String=&UR...
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...homeless. The first reason is the economy, for those who are looking for a job; they are only wasting their time because jobs are so limited. Second, from time-to-time governmental agencies are forever changing their eligibility requirements to receive government assistance. As a result, many homeless families are denied. Third, As a result, of budgets cuts many governmental agencies are unable to help these homeless families, because there are not enough funds available to provide assistance to these families (Valek, 2012). Thesis Statement: Since homelessness affects a diverse array of people, there is a dire need to address homelessness and these specialized areas that surrounds it, such as psychological, social, and basic human needs. Prior to Mayor Schell developing his plan, he has considered using his own strategies. The first strategy that Mayor Schell will be using is supportive services. This particular strategy was designed for helping Mayor Schell as a means of requesting more money in order to provide more services. Mayor Schell will be seeking outside sources such as governmental grants, along with donations from the community, and fund raisers. In fact, this particular strategy can also help to change some of the conditions in homeless shelters. McKenzie 2 Although it may not help increase the number of people needing...
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