An Analysis of Human Resources In The Modern Corporation
1. Team 8
Jeff Nielsen
Sean O’Brien
Ujiro Okiomah
Jack Norray
2.
3. Serve as a link between employees and
organization.
An employee will deal with HRM throughout their
time with the organization.
All of us need to understand HRM and its functions
before we enter the labor force.
4. How can Human Resources remain a vital part in a
modern organization.
How can Human Resources ensure fairness in
hiring practices.
What should a Human Resource Director include in
a presentation to the heads of functional areas its
serves.
5. How can Human Resources remain a vital
part in a Modern Organization.
6. Describes the function and
conditions of jobs.
HR must decide which jobs
need to be
created, eliminated, or
redesigned in a changing
environment.
HR is designing jobs around
work groups.
7. Employees are needing flexible work schedules to
take care of children and aging family members.
Job sharing
Flextime
Telecommuting
8. Hiring another firm to The company does the
do work that is work itself but moves
important and must be operation overseas.
done efficiently.
HR must decide what Usually to take
tasks can be advantage of cheap
outsourced while still labor or resources.
keeping the
organization
competitive.
9. HR is using more technology in the recruiting
process.
Organizations are using both internal and external
recruiting.
HR is encouraging referrals from current
employees.
10. U.S. labor force is
expected to decrease
for the next 15 years.
HR must anticipate a
decline of skilled labor
in the U.S. labor
market.
China and India are
producing highly
skilled labor to
compete with the U.S.
labor market.
11. HR is making employees take
over most of their
responsibilities of assessment.
Many HR are offering
antidiscrimination training. An
organization may not be liable
for their employees if they
discriminate.
12. Since it is very costly to
recruit, hire, and train
employees HR is
investing heavily in
retention.
Most turnover problems
are under HR control.
HR must anticipate
potential layoffs and
downsizing and find ways
to avoid them.
13. Unions represent employees when dealing with HR
over issues relating to work.
Unions can impend upon control and flexibility, but
they can improve cooperation and make the
organization more competitive.
Union membership has declined in the private
sector but risen in the public sector.
14. Develop a public image of the company so that
employees have pride in the firm
Provide flextime working conditions
Reward employees for participating
15. Structure jobs so that employees have more control
Challenge the employees
Provide first-class facilities
Offer employee discounts
16. Social Security
Compensation for time off
Paid Holidays
17. Paid Vacations
Sick Leave
Health and Life Insurance
18. How can Human Resources ensure fairness in
hiring practices
19. Follow EEO laws and regulations as they pertain to
protected groups
Focus on the person/job match and
person/organization
Focus on consistency with all measurements of
interviewing, ratings, and tests.
Convince management to hire an external
consulting firm
20. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
has Federal laws prohibiting job discrimination that
include:
Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964
The Equal Pay Act of 1963
The Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
21. When race, religion, sex, or national origin are not
factors in determining an applicant pool, that firm
would depict fairness in business that is rarely
seen.
Abercrombie & Fitch Company.
22. Unless the job is a Bona fide Occupational
Qualification (BFOQ).
EEOC laws prohibit companies from illegally
discriminating in any aspect of employment.
Advertisements cannot include information such as
race, ethnicity, gender, marital status, religion or
age.
TIC Holdings Incorporated.
23. A visit of at least once a year to audit the Human
Resources division
The external consulting firm should specializes in
Human Resource Support and Staffing strategies
May be costly to the company in the short-
term, but extremely beneficial in the long-term
24. What should a Human Resource Director
include in a presentation to the heads of
functional areas its serves
25. Finance and Accounting
Human Resources
Production Operations
Administration Support
Research and Development
Customer Service
Marketing/Sales
33. How can Human Resources remain a vital part in a
Modern Organization.
How can Human Resources ensure fairness in
hiring practices.
What should a Human Resources Director include
in a presentation to the heads of functional areas
its serves.