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32 Cards in this Set
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Staffing |
It is a process of acquiring, deploying, and retaining a workforce of sufficient quantity and quality for the effieciency and effectivity of an organization |
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Human resouce department |
The process of achieving organizational objectives through the management of people. |
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Licensing and registration |
Have to be licensed and must adhere to the requirements for continuing education |
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Hours |
This is also include the time and method of payment for regular hours and overtime work. |
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Compensation |
The bulk of a person's earning comes from a base salary or wage and incentives |
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Fringe benefits |
Helath insurance, discounts on merchandise, pension plans and other benefit playa major role in staffing |
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Vacations |
It is important for employeesto have vacation time, such a scheduling cannot be allowed to disrupt the operation of the business |
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Time off |
To what extend will employees be allowed for personal needs, emergencie, holidays birthdays, etc. |
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Training |
Each employee should be given adequate training for the job |
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Grievances |
Conflicts between and among employees are bound to occur |
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Promotion |
A major consideration in the staffing process is whether higher-level positions can be filled from withing the pharmacy |
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Termination |
Clearly written policies must be developed to make the termination as clear as possible from both an operational and legal standpoint |
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Recuitment |
Process of attracting job candidates with the right characteristics and skills to fit job openings. |
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Job analysis |
Determining a job descriptiob and a job specification |
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Job specification |
Emphasizes personal qualities while highlights work elements to be performed |
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Job description |
It is a statement that identifies what the job consist of and who the superiors are to whom are accounted for. |
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Strategic human resource planning |
It is a process of expecting and providing for the movement of the people into, within and out of the company, business, or organization to support the firm's business strategy |
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Planning for future needs |
A human resource planner estimates the number and abilities of people that the firm will need to operate in the foreseeable future. |
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Planning for future turnover |
A planner predicts how many current employees are likely to remain in the organization |
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Planning for recruitment, selection, and layoffs |
The organization must engage in recruitment and employee selection or layoffs to attain the number of people requured. |
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Planning for training and development |
An organization always need experienced and competent workers |
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Internal sources |
Individuals withing the organization may be well-suited to fill the open positions. |
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External Sources/External recuiting |
Involves attracting applicants from outside the organization |
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Advertising |
An open position is one method of reaching a wide range of possible applicants. |
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Drop-ins |
A help wanted sign in a pharmacy's window is a kind of advertising that allows any passerby to find an opportunity |
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Public employment agencies |
An organization that helps match employers and employees typically for government jobs |
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Private employment agencies |
An organization that helps employers find employees and vice versa |
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School placement |
The school provides placements for students looking for careers in different fields related to their course program. |
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Walk-in |
These are people who show up at the forum without invitation |
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Write in |
These are people who write unsolicited job seeking letters |
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Online recruiting |
One reason is that there are dozens of free websites that can be used by job applicants and sometimes, employers |
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Selection |
The process of choosing which people would best fill specific jobs. |