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CH. 17 Class Discussion MANAGING OPERATIONS AND STAFFING
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Managing Operations Think back to your Job Dislike Project Where there Dislikes for Company Rules, Regulations, and Policies? Where employees unhappy with store hours? Where there any Safety concerns? How You establish your Business Operations can go a long way towards satisfied employees!
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Managing Operations What’s the time frame for Operational Plans? Day to Day! They Help to complete what other type of plans Tactical If you’re an Entrepreneur you may have to make all these decisions on your own!
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Managing Operations Policies Creates Routine! Simplifies the Day to Day activities A guideline for daily business operations There to support business goals and objectives Can be flexible when needed Examples??
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Managing Operations Rules Standard set to guide behavior and actions No room for interpretation What Rules where there in the Employee Staffing project? Breaks for the amount of time worked Full time employees work 40 hours
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Managing Operations Common Rules/Regs./Policies Hours of Operation Credit Return/Rework Delivery Customer Service Safety
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Managing Operations Hours of Operations Are you able to deliver your product to the customer when they want it? Hours should be suited to the customers What Businesses should be open 24/7? What Businesses should have more traditional hours?
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Managing Operations Credit Arrangement for deferred payments of goods or services Promise to pay later Can increase sales, but can also ties up money Bank Cards – Less Risk – Fees – Visa or MasterCard Charge Accounts – Finance Charge – Costs – Store Cards Installment Plan – Down Payment – Costs – Payment Plan Financing – Get $ Quickly – Inconvenience – Credit Check
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Managing Operations Return and Rework Return – Reason for when and how a product can be returned No Questions asked In 30 Days With Receipt Rework – Conditions when a product will be redone Product was not made correctly Business or Consumer specifications
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Managing Operations Delivery Time Frame Costs to Consumer Costs to Business Customer Service Won’t come back if unhappy & Will tell others! “Customer is Always Right” Other: Service, Restrooms, Environment, Greetings, Response Time
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Managing Operations Safety Employee and Customer Prevent Lawsuits Training or Employees Signage
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Staffing and Company Policies What is your Organizational Structure Create an Organizational Chart Displays the jobs in your business and how they're related Helps to delegate responsibility, authority, and work
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Staffing and Company Policies Line Organizations May start with only 2 levels, however as your business grows, so too will your Line Org. Chart Owner – Makes Decisions that affect the whole company Mid. Management – Implements Decisions Supervisor (1 st Line Manager) - Supervises Employee Activities Employees – Carry out the plans Your business may require Line Org. Charts for the different departments or segments of your business
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Staffing and Company Policies Staff This Does NOT Mean All Employees Refers To Managers And Others Who Provide Supports And Advice To Line Managers Others Include – Accounting / Legal Services / Training and Development Adding Staff to your Business creates – Line and Staff Organization
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Staffing and Company Policies Project Organizations Organizations brought together fro Special projects Typically Experts from Varying Aspects of the Company Work on projects as Needed or Until the Project is Done Employees may report to Line Managers and/or Staff Managers
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Staffing and Company Policies Once you’ve Identified the positions in your Organization you need to develop Job Descriptions Describes Objectives of the Job and It’s Duties/Responsibilities “Other Duties as Needed” Job Specifications Details the Abilities / Skills / Educational Level / & Experience Needed by the Employee to do the Job
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Staffing and Company Policies Personnel Policies Employee Standards – Employees make up the company’s face, voice, and reputation Hiring Policies Type of Employee depends on Type of Business Professional and Positive characteristics are Universal Also includes Employee Training and Development
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Staffing and Company Policies Personnel Policies (Cont.) Recruiting Employees Want Ads, Online Sites, Colleges, Job Fairs Screening Employees Application and Resume Eliminate those that Don’t Fit Requirements Interviews- Get to Know Applicant Tests – Make Sure they Relate to the Job
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Staffing and Company Policies Personnel Policies (Cont.) Conducting Interviews 1.Define What You’re Looking for (Prior to Interview) 2.Conduct in Private (Doesn’t Mean Alone) 3.Treat Applicant with Respect 4.Background ?’s First, Then get more Specific 5.Encourage the Applicant to talk – Be an Active Listener
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Staffing and Company Policies Personnel Policies (Cont.) Conducting Interviews 6.Confirm Key Observations 7.Provide Opportunity for Questions 8.Observe how Applicants Conduct Themselves 9.Observe what the Applicant Brings to the Table 10.Obtain Enough Information to make a Decision
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Staffing and Company Policies In order to Attract Employees and to keep them you must: Offer a completive Wage and Benefits Pay Wages – By the Hour / Salary – Fixed Pay Commission – Pay per Unit or by Sale Review Competitors and Industry for Trends and Standards
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Staffing and Company Policies Benefits (Typically only for Fulltime Employees) Required By Law Employer Social Security Contribution Unemployment Compensation Worker’s Compensation Optional Vacations / Sick Days / Health and Life Insurance / Flextime / Pensions (Retirement) / Child Care
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Staffing and Company Policies Training And Development New Employee Training = More Efficient Employees As Business Grows You May Need To Hire A Specialist In Training Ongoing Or Re-training Training Of New Procedures Or Policies Re-training Of Basics Personnel Records What Needs to be Kept by Law Vs. Your own Files
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