Recruitment and Selection Recruitment is the process you go through for hiring a member of staff that you need to cover the skills gap you need. Selection is when you complete certain steps in finding the right candidate for the job and you select the right one. The main reasons why companies recruit is to cover a skills shortage that they require in their business or if someone is leaving to go and work for another business, therefore the position needs to be filled. A person being recruited for
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Unit 5 – Certificate of Human Resource Practice 1.1 - Describe the internal and external factors that impact on the employment relationship There are many factors that can impact on the employment relationship, both internal and external. External Factors - The availability of alternative jobs is a external factor of the labour market and can impact the employment relationship due to staff being head hunted by other companies, they know that they can easily find a new job should they
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Summary of Law According to the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act of 2009, women in the US are paid 77 cents to every dollar that men are paid (The Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act of 2009, 2009). African-American women on the other hand, earn 64 cents for every dollar, while Latina women earn 55 cents per dollar earned by men. The Equal Pay Act of 1963 (EPA) was created to require that men and women in the same workplace be given equal pay for equal work (U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, n
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create and devise a memo for Forward Style, Inc.’s management. The company offers benefits, such as Private Retirement Plan, Medical insurance, Disability insurance, Social insurance, including Social Security, Unemployment insurance, Worker’s Compensation, Pay for time not worked, Stock options, Child Care, and Family and Medical Leave (FMLA) of 6 paid weeks and up to 6 additional unpaid weeks. After reviewing and evaluating the company’s incentives and benefits program, I will determine if legal
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Workers comp assignment 1) What are the goals of workers compensation? --A. provide prompt adequate definite income and medical benefits to accidents that are related to work. B. Reduce court delays, cost and workloads which are arising from personal injury and provide a single remedy. C. Remove private and public problems of money due to uncompensated industrial accidents. D. Eliminate time consuming trials and appeals in the court. E. Eliminate attorney fees involved. F. accident
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Compensation and Benefits Strategies Recommendations Elizabeth Copeland, Emily Krzyzaniak, Frederick McFarland, and Mary Thomas HRM/531 9/23/15 Maria Ziegler Compensation and Benefits Strategies Recommendations Landslide Limousines will be opening soon and they will be employing twenty-five people to keep the business in operation. The owner, Bradley Stonefield, wants to be comparable to the other limousine services around town so this must be considered when recommendations for compensation
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Annotated Bibliography: Women’s Rights Introduction: This paper looks at maternity leave in the U.S. and discusses both pros and cons to leave policies and the difficulties women have in the workplace as it relates to maternity leave. Maternity leave is a big issue in this country. Many political aspects to this issue are being dealt with and the hope is that women will benefit from the awareness of changing maternity leave policies throughout the U.S. Eight articles were reviewed and summarized
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Introduction The employee-employer relationship can be complex and understanding that relationship ensures success. Employers can employ full time, part time, temporary, or contractual employees. In addition benefits are given based on those positions. Employers also have exempt and non-exempt positions, depending upon the job duties involved. Organizations use these types of positions for cost-effective measures and reporting structure. Understanding these classifications and using them properly
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Organizational Objectives and Total Compensation in Different Markets Juan Holguin University of Phoenix HRM/324, Total Compensation. September, 14 2015 Rebekah Benson Human resources (HR) consultant. The factors that will have an effect on the organization are particularly the federal contractor. The areas of compensation are well regulated it, and they have established controls parameters that will have a final effect in the organization production. The
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1. What is the "bandwagon" effect in benefits administration? When is it most apparent? The bandwagon effect is when new benefits offered by a competitor are adopted without careful consideration, simply because the employer wants to avoid hard feelings. This is most apparent when an employer has strong commitments to maintain a totally or partially nonunion workforce. 2. What is the most frequent method of communicating benefits to employees? How can this method be most effective The employee
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