Ch 9 & 10
Ch 11 & 12
Ch 13 & 14
Ch 15 & 16
Misc/ flex day
100

What is employee development

Prepares employees for other positions or changes in current job.

100

Outputs vs inputs

Outputs- pay, benefits, working conditions

Inputs- effort, ability, experience

100

What percent do benefits add to every payroll dollar?

46.4%

100

What factors affect HRM

Culture, education-human capital, economic system, and political legal system

100
Name three ways to help with prompting AI

Give ai a role, give context, state the task, etc

200

Old vs new careers

Old- (Prototypically) within a single organization, clear path for internal promotion, infrequent Change, organization Man: Suit & Tie, 9-5, White & Male dominated

 New- Self-direction & psychological success, boundaryless, frequent change, still dominated by white men at top ranks, but more room for people from diverse backgrounds


200

What is efficiency wage theory

Employees paid more than they would receive elsewhere will put forth effort to retain good jobs.

200

What makes benefits unique?

More regulation of benefits than direct pay, almost obligatory for employers to provide, complex and hard to understand.


200

What are transaction HR activities

Day-to-day transactions: benefits administration, record keeping, employee services.

200

What is the GAPS model 

A model representing how to partner on projects

300

Explain employee retention

Must hold on to key personnel, make them motivated to stay, voluntary turnover, can let go of low performers, train / motivate if possible, terminate if necessary (involuntary turnover)

300

Name 3 Pay for performance strengths

- Shows company values performance

- Can increase motivation and hence performance

- Increases employee control

- Attracts top talent

- Provides clarity on raises

- Reduces need for oversight

- Places focus on outcomes, not inputs


300

What are unions?

Unions are organizations formed by workers for

the purposive of having a collective voice.

300

What are traditional HR activities?

Performance management, training, recruiting, selection, compensation, and employee relations.

300

What is responsibility?

Events we are connected to (identity – event)

Events where it is clear what we should do (prescription – event)

When it is clear we have a role (prescription-identity)


400
Name some sources of job dissatisfaction

Unsafe working conditions, personal dispositions, work complexity, work flexibility, prosocial motivation (desire to do good)

400

Name 3 Pay for Performance Weaknesses

- Can disincentivize teamwork

- It can be very difficult to determine individual

performance within teams

- Incentivizes quantity over quality

- Performance is in the eye of the beholder /

subjective for some jobs

- Can make change more difficult

- Differences in results may stem from the system,

not individual behavior.


400

Why do people seek union membership?

1. Employees feel their job security is

threatened.

2. Employees believe they are being paid less

than employees in the same industry.

3. Supervisors treat employees differently

(favorites vs. non-favorites)

4. Employees try to work with management to

improve the situation, but management ignores

their concerns.

5. Unsafe working conditions.

400

What are transformational HR activities?

Knowledge management, management development, cultural change, and strategic redirection and renewal

400

What is accountability?

When an audience (including yourself) punishes or rewards based on how you are judged to have met responsibilities,

500
What is job satisfaction

a pleasurable feeling that results from the perception that one’s job fulfills or allows for the fulfillment of one’s important job values.

500

Extrinsic vs intrinsic motivation

Extrinsic motivation- depends on rewards (such as pay and benefits) controlled by external source.

Intrinsic motivation- depends on rewards that flow naturally from work itself.

500

What are collective bargaining agreements?

Contracts between unions and management that

specify hours, wages, working conditions etc.

500

Exaplain customer orientation approach

HRM function as a strategic business unit.

- Focus on customer base, customers’ needs, and

technologies to satisfy customers’ needs.


500

Why do we need accountability and responsibility?

We need accountability, because we need people to be directed to work on specific tasks and e need people be motivated to work on specific tasks

We need responsibility because we need people to work on those tasks even when there is a lapse in observation and we need people to take ownership over the tasks so they move beyond what they are being observed on.