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Fundamentals of Human Resource Management 8e, DeCenzo and Robbins

Chapter 4Employee Rights and HR Communications

Fundamentals of Human Resource ManagementEighth Edition

DeCenzo and Robbins

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The Employment-at-Will Doctrine

• Exceptions to the Doctrine: – Implied employment contract: verbal or

written statements made by members of the organization, such as promises of job security or statements in an employee handbook.

– Breach of good faith: An employer breaches a promise or abuses its managerial powers.

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Discipline and Employee Rights

• Discipline– A condition where employees conduct

themselves in accordance with the organization’s rules and standards of acceptable behavior.

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Discipline and Employee Rights

• Factors to consider when disciplining – Seriousness of the problem

– Duration of the problem

– Frequency and nature of the problem

– Extenuating factors

– Degree of socialization

– History of organization’s discipline practices

– Management backing

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Discipline and Employee Rights

• The most frequent violations requiring disciplinary action involve– Attendance– On-the-job behaviors– Dishonesty – Outside activities

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Discipline and Employee Rights

• Disciplinary Guidelines – Make disciplinary action corrective rather

than punitive. – Make disciplinary action progressive; i.e.

verbal warning, written warning, suspension, dismissal.

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Discipline and Employee Rights

• Disciplinary Actions – Written verbal warning– Written warning– Suspension– Dismissal

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Employee Counseling

• This approach is most appropriate when a performance problem is not amenable to training and development or mentoring and coaching.

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Employee Counseling

• Listen to the employee to uncover the reason for poor performance.

• Focus on performance-related behaviors

• Get the employee to accept the problem, and work to find solutions.

• Managers are not expected to solve employee’s personal problems

• Employee Assistance Program

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Glass ceiling effect

• An invisible barrier for women or female worker that holds themselves up in their carrier ladder.

• HRMHrm is the function within an organization

that focus on recruitment, selection, compensation, performance, organization development, safety, wellness, benefits, employees motivation, communication, administration and training.