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    1. Placing the right person in the right job, which would include interviews, screening resumes, taking references as most often it is operation staff who know similar kinds in the market place to get correct feedbacks. 2. Induction of a new employees in the organization (orientation): HR may provide a very basic introduction related to occupational health and safety, but all job related induction becomes line manager’s responsibility. 3. Training employees for jobs that are new to them;…

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    Hiring New Employees

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    Do you think personality is an important qualification for new hires? Or do you think experience is more important ? Hiring new employees is never an easy process. Hiring managers can receive hundreds of applications for a single position, and choosing out the majority of those applications can be hard , and uninteresting. Among the degrees and certificates, there is also a real human being with attitudes, values, and mannerisms An applicant’s personality can be a much better indicator of how…

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    efficiency of the reward system is maintained. CONCLUSION An effective reward system can act as an aid I'm boosting staff moral, retaining efficient human resources and creating positive organisation culture. Companies should take in consideration their market position and financial situation while designing the reward system. In order to make an ideal reward system, the organisation have to make alignment of reward system with its core principle, features of process involved and general…

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    Being the age of contrasts, the Victorian society suffered from a number of social issues such as poverty, class distinction, criminality. The industrialization deepened the problems involving children as well. They were forced to work in factories and workhouses, which became prisons for them. It is of great importance to deal with Charles Dickens ( 1812-70 ) to represent the nineteenth century social life in all its drastic changes and development. In Oliver Twist, Dickens’s second…

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    Kelley Speech Much of child labor has been dated back to the nineteenth and early twentieth century when young children of all ages were put to work in harsh conditions. Florence Kelley, a passionate and articulate woman delivers her speech towards child labor at the National American Suffrage Association in Philadelphia. She dictates injustices, children must go through when put to work on farms and factories. From the beginning of her speech to the ending Florence uses the appeals of ethos and…

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    A Day in the Life Hard at Work Child Labor involves working many hard and grueling hours, without pay. Child Labor companies force children to work, giving them very little food or money. Few children get paid. According to borgenproject.org, only one out of five children in Child Labor is paid for his or her work. Have you ever thought about how Child Labor is used to make things that we use today? As stated in uiowa.org, some everyday essentials that are handmade by kids include - shoes,…

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    Source 1 In source 1 you see 4 kids who are working in a factory and as you can tell there at a very young age, this is called child labor. Child labor was a big thing at the start of the industrial revolution in 1760. The children that were working when they were really young like 4 or 5, They also got payed very little for how much they worked, pressure of globalization led to trafficking and forced labor. Source 2 In source 2 we see lots of pollution, this was one of the downfalls of…

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    Money and Success Unlike slaves, we have no owner we are entitled to speak of what to believe and what we decide we want to pursue, we have the right to be heard when we are being mistreated and pursue law suits if needed. The question is why do people not object to what is going on around them? Been young and racing a child, not coming from a wealthy background and having to start on your own, or simply feeling they will get fired at a sign of complaint are just a couple of examples that…

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    Division of labor occurs when the work process is separated into a various number of tasks. Each worker or group of workers then specializes in completing a single task. It is used in mass production and is considered “one of the basic organizing principles of the assembly line. (Britannica, 2014). Specialization via division of labor has helped to eliminate the need for workers to handle multiple tools and minimized unnecessary motion. Through the repetition of simple basic tasks by…

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    companies, yet reality proves that UberX is more efficient and productive than taxi companies. This situation challenges Adam Smith’s idea of more division of labor leading to more productivity, and implies that tailoring to the specific demand of the market, in this case being the customers’ need for immediate service in remote neighborhoods, is a factor other than the amount of division of labor that influences industry’s…

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