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Managing Human Resources Chapter 11 Download this book for free at: ttp://hdl.handle.net/10919/70961

Review What is the difference between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation? What do firms provide to satisfy these needs: Physiological Safety Social Self-esteem Self-actualization What are hygiene factors? Examples? Describe Expectancy and Equity Theories.

Learning Objectives Understand human resource plans. Explain how companies train and develop employees and the value of diversity. Identify factors that make an organization a good place to work. Explain how managers evaluate employee performance and retain qualified employees. Download this book for free at: ttp://hdl.handle.net/10919/70961

Human Resources (HR) Planning Job analysis Job description Job specification Supply and demand forecasting Expected turnover (losses) Expected needs Download this book for free at: ttp://hdl.handle.net/10919/70961

Defines Hiring Process Develops staffing plans based on strategies and needs Hiring process Require job description Advertises for qualified candidates Reviews applications Interviewing done by hiring organization Prepares offer Plan the number of employees and skills needed. Adjust the workforce to meet changes Plan how to attract and keep good employees a. Right combination of pay, benefits and working conditions b. Create and market the environment to attract the correct employees.

Recruiting Internally Externally Corporate website Employment websites Social Media Campus recruiting Internships Ads Job fairs

Selection Process Application Employment tests Interview process Drug Aptitude Interview process Physical exam Reference checks

Diversity of Workforce Increasing diversity of workforce What are the benefits of a diverse workforce? Group Total Males Females All employees 100% 53% 47% White 79% 54% 46% African American 12% Asian/Pacific Islander/Other 9% Hispanic/Latino Ethnicity 16% 58% 42%

Antidiscrimination Laws Civil Rights Act Prohibits discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin Equal Pay Act Age Discrimination Act Protects workers over 40 Americans with Disabilities Act Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) Enforces federal laws

Contingent Workers Temporary Part-time Contractors

Developing Employees New-employee orientation Training Job redesign Job rotation Job enlargement Job enrichment

Alternative Work Arrangements Flextime Compressed workweeks Job sharing Telecommuting

HR Defines Compensation Plan Wage and salary structure Piecework Commissions Incentive programs Bonus plans Profit-sharing plans Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) Stock options

HR Defines Benefits Insurance Various Health Life Disability Legal help Adoption help Laundry Others

HR Defines Retirement Benefits Defined benefit plans Aka pension plans Retirement income defined by formula Based on age and years with firm Employee does not contribute Defined contribution plans E.g. 401(k), 403(b) Employer pays into account for employee Employee may contribute Company may match employee contribution

Tax-Advantaged Accounts 401(k) IRA Roth IRA Contributions are tax-deductible Yes No Investments grow tax-free Earliest withdrawal age 59½ Withdrawals taxed Employers contribute Usually -- Min. initial contribution - typical bank (mmkt /CD) None -- $3,000 $25/$300 Max. annual contribution $18,000 $5,500

HR Benefits and Programs Family-friendly programs Dependent care RVCC provides on-site day care Paid parental leave Vacation days Personal days

Flex (Cafeteria-style) Benefits Not all workers have same benefit needs Different life stages Different family status Allow workers to purchase benefits they need Usually limited to Health insurance Life insurance

Performance Appraisal Process HR defines How to do it When to do it Appraisal should be Based on objectives Written Acknowledged by employee

Performance Appraisal Process Download this book for free at: ttp://hdl.handle.net/10919/70961

Performance Appraisal Process 360-Degree review Feedback from manager, peers, direct reports Upward feedback Feedback from subordinates

Employee Termination HR defines the process Employment at will Termination for performance Downsizing