Human Resources Human Resources
Learning Goals Students will be able to explain the role of human resources in business
Two References for HR 1 = The People in a Business Labour = physical creation of the product (assembly, production, etc.) Management = the running of the business (accounting, marketing, etc.) 2 = The Department Responsible for all activities involved in acquiring, training, maintaining, and evaluating employees 1 = The People in a Business Labour = physical creation of the product (assembly, production, etc.) Management = the running of the business (accounting, marketing, etc.) 2 = The Department Responsible for all activities involved in acquiring, training, maintaining, and evaluating employees
HR Responsibilties the larger the company, the more important the HR department is and the more work they need to do HR may be subdivided into groups, responsible for a number of the following responsibilities: the larger the company, the more important the HR department is and the more work they need to do HR may be subdivided into groups, responsible for a number of the following responsibilities:
Job Description a detailed study of a certain job and the human qualities needed to do it used for hiring needs, evaluation, compensation, etc. a detailed study of a certain job and the human qualities needed to do it used for hiring needs, evaluation, compensation, etc.
Hiring use job description to recruit candidates evaluate candidates (application form, resume, interview{s}, reference check, testing, etc.) some jobs may be filled internally (promoting current employees also called hiring from within) use job description to recruit candidates evaluate candidates (application form, resume, interview{s}, reference check, testing, etc.) some jobs may be filled internally (promoting current employees also called hiring from within)
Training inform new employees of company rules and procedures training can take many forms: classroom lectures, reading, testing, On-the-Job (training while they work), Apprenticeship (working alongside a skilled employee), Role Playing HR also must train current employees inform new employees of company rules and procedures training can take many forms: classroom lectures, reading, testing, On-the-Job (training while they work), Apprenticeship (working alongside a skilled employee), Role Playing HR also must train current employees
Performance Appraisal & Compensation yearly evaluations of employees (things done well, not so well, etc.) compare performance with job description discuss with employee’s managers, peers, customers, etc. performance will dictate raise or promotions yearly evaluations of employees (things done well, not so well, etc.) compare performance with job description discuss with employee’s managers, peers, customers, etc. performance will dictate raise or promotions
Employee Services assemble/administer benefit package (insurance, holidays, etc) co-ordinate sick-days, retirements answer employee’s questions regarding employment assemble/administer benefit package (insurance, holidays, etc) co-ordinate sick-days, retirements answer employee’s questions regarding employment
Maintaining Employee Records ensuring all employee records are complete and accurate keeping previous evaluations, medical records, insurance claims, personal information, etc... on file ensuring all employee records are complete and accurate keeping previous evaluations, medical records, insurance claims, personal information, etc... on file
Dealing with Unions & Grievances settling any dispute that occurs between employees dealing with any unions (negotiate contracts, deal with complaints, etc.) settling any dispute that occurs between employees dealing with any unions (negotiate contracts, deal with complaints, etc.)
To Do: Complete the Employability Skills Quiz in Unit 2 of the Student Common Folder Use your results to help you write a paragraph at the end of the HRActivity, you will need to use the internet to research 2 jobs for the HRActivity