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1-1 Human Resource Management Gaining a Competitive Advantage Chapter 10 Employee Separation and Retention McGraw-Hill/Irwin Copyright © 2008 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, All Rights Reserved.

10-2 Principles of Justice Outcome fairness refers to the judgement that people make with respect to the outcomes received relative to the outcomes received by other people with whom they identify. Procedural justice is a concept of justice focusing on the methods used to determine the outcomes received. Interactional justice is a concept of justice referring to the interpersonal nature of how the outcomes were implemented.

10-3 Alternative Dispute Resolution This is a method of resolving disputes that does not rely on the legal system. The four stages of ADR are: 1.Open door policy 2.Peer review 3.Mediation 4.Arbitration

10-4 Managing Voluntary Turnover - Job Withdrawal Progression of withdrawal is a theory that dissatisfied individuals enact a set of behaviors in succession to avoid their work situation. Three categories include: –behavior change –physical job withdraw –psychological job withdraw Withdrawal behaviors are related to one another, and they are all at least partially caused by job dissatisfaction.

10-5 Job Dissatisfaction-Job Withdrawal Process Causes of job dissatisfaction - Personal disposition - Tasks and roles - Supervisors and coworkers - Pay and benefits Manifestations of job withdrawal - Behavioral change - Physical job withdrawal - Psychological job withdrawal Job Dissatisfaction Job Withdrawal

10-6 Physical Withdrawal There are several ways a dissatisfied worker can physically withdrawal from the organization: –Leave the job –Internal transfer –Absenteeism –Tardiness In a recent survey, on average, companies spend 15 percent of their payroll costs to make up for absent workers.

10-7 Sources of Job Dissatisfaction Pay and Benefits Tasks and Roles Personal Dispositions Unsafe Working Conditions Supervisors and Coworkers

10-8 Sources of Job Dissatisfaction Personal Dispositions –Negative affectivity is a term used to describe a dispositional dimension that reflects pervasive individual differences in satisfaction with any and all aspects of life. Tasks and Roles –Job rotation - the process of systematically moving a single individual from one job to another over the course of time.

10-9 Sources of Job Dissatisfaction Supervisors and Coworkers –A person may be satisfied with his or her supervisor and coworkers for one of two reasons: shared values, attitudes, and philosophies, strong social support Pay and Benefits –For many people, pay is a reflection of self worth, so pay satisfaction takes on critical significance when it comes to retention.

10-10 Survey Feedback Interventions Reasons for routinely surveying employee attitudes include the following: –It allows the company to monitor trends over time. –It provides a means of empirically assessing the impact of changes in policy. –When these surveys are incorporate standardized scales, they often allow the company to compare itself with others in the same industry along these dimensions. –Any strategic retention policy also has to consider surveying people who are about to become ex-employees.