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    Student name: Hanshee Nyeshoray Student ID: BIT0359 BSBMGT502, Task 4 – APPENDIX 1: Scenario-based question Question 1 – Monitoring and coaching How could variables such as recognition and continuous feedback help reinforce excellence in performance? Give two examples that could work at Australian Hardware to affect performance. When workers perform well at work, it is important that they must be recognized for the job done as they will feel important in the organization. Thus, boosting up…

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    professional licenses or designations, drug use, or professional and personal references of the perspective employee(Sarode & Deore. 2017). Several positions especially Government, healthcare, childcare, and educational facilities must perform pre employment background…

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    prepare for the increasing demands within the CSR department. During her recruiting, interviewing, and hiring processes, there were a number of ineffective practices regarding appropriateness, assessment, adverse impact, and failing to abide by federal laws. While reflecting on the processes and procedures used by the new supervisor, this essay will suggest recommendations to improve the design and implementation of the staffing processes. The initial phase of staffing an organization is the…

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    Bennett-Alexander and Laura Hartman (2015) stated pre-employment testing begin in 1950, and since then has been considered necessary to the employment hiring process (p.161). Pre-employment testing usually takes place before hiring (although sometimes after hiring) to establish qualities such as integrity, honesty, drug and alcohol use, health status, and other characteristics (Bennett-Alexander et al, 2015, p.161). A popular pre-employment test is the polygraph test (lie detector) “a voice…

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    Recruitment Nvq 3

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    1.1 I’m going to explain the factors to be considered when planning to recruit individuals to work in health and social care Recruitment is defined as the process of finding and hiring the best-qualified candidate (from within or outside of an organization) for a job opening, in a cost-effective manner. The recruitment process includes analysing the requirements of a job, attracting employees to that job, screening and selecting applicants, hiring, and integrating the new employee to the…

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    Corbin and John E. Duvall. Both attorney and partners of the FordHarrison LLP, Jacksonville , Florida. This article cover significant cases in the area of employment discrimination law decided by the United States Supreme Court and the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit during 2014. The cases cover age discrimination in employment Act of 1967 (ADEA), the Civil Rights Act of 1866 and 1871; Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964; and the American with Disabilities Act of…

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    Representative (SR) as set forth in the attached Exhibit “A”, and as further requested by MSI. 2. At-Will Employment. Employee’s employment shall be “at-will.” Under the “at-will” policy, neither Employee nor Employer is committed to continuing the employment relationship for any specific term. Rather, the employment relationship will continue “at-will.” Employee may terminate the employment…

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    Retirement Income Security Act (ERIS) has had on the employer’s retirement plans, health insurance plans and other benefits plan is that it holds employers responsible to ensure good intent when it comes to the employee benefits. For example, the law should include a plan that is fair to all employees and list any requirements or offers for affordable plans, including investing towards retirement plan (401K), affordable co-payments and/or low premium pay, in addition, to any other information…

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    huge impact for a society that relies on such jobs. Second, US employees may also see off shoring of jobs as an unethical social act if the low income job seekers in the foreign country get paid less than their US counterparts. Lastly employment and work based safety laws may be drastically different between US and a foreign country where the jobs are being off shored. Employees in the US may raise concerns that a business may be jeopardizing the health of low income workers in foreign nation…

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    25% of Danish private sector workers change jobs each year. [There are dual advantages of the Danish system, since it] “ensures employers a flexible labor force while employees enjoy the safety net of an unemployment benefit system and an active employment policy” (Welfare, 2016). This model is supported by Danish Confederation of Trade Unions…

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