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21 Cards in this Set
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the principle goal of human resource management is to minimize what?
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Turnover
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What kind of company policies and programs enable the firm to comply with anti-discrimination laws and to correct past discriminatory practices?
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affirmative action, equal opportunity
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what are 2 of the most important anti-discrimination laws passed in the US in modern times?
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ADA & Civil rights act of 1964
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Who does the ADA protect?
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protects a group of people who have disabilities and are able to do a job
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what is the name of the process of attracting qualified job candidates?
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recruitment
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what is usually a firm's best source for recruiting new employees?
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employee referrals
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What is a commonly used technique for getting detailed information about job applicants without violating anti-discrimination laws?
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use a recruiter
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what kind of applicant tests measue individuals knowledge and skills?
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achievment test
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what kind of test measures a job applicants mental ability?
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aptitude test
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what kind of test measure a persons traits and characteristics related to job performance?
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personality test
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What is the most important thing to do when interviewing job applicants?
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get interviewee talking
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what minimum 2 things should you try and find out when checking an applicants previous job references?
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job performance & ability to get along with coworkers
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what is the tred among companies today in drug testing?
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fewer companies are doing it.
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What is the main purpose of new employee orientation programs?
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it acquaints new employees with the organization
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What ist he purpose of employee training?
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to teach skills they need
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What is the purpose of employee development programs?
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conists of enhancing knowledge and skills of a complex & unstructured nature
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What is the name of a formal system for measuring and reviewing employee's job performance?
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performance evaluation
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Traditionally an employee was evaluated only by his boss. Who also nowmust review an employees performace at some companies?
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coworkers, clients, subordinates
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What is the main prupose for doing employee perfomance reviews?
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promotions, raisies, demotions, bonuses
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What perscentage of the cost of running an enterprise usually goes to employee compensationg?
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66%
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What percentage of salaries do most companies spend for non0cash employee benefits such as health care, etc?
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35%
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