human resources (hr)
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HUMAN RESOURCES (HR). CHARACTERISTICS OF A MODERN EMPLOYEE. Modern Employees Information is more freely shared easy access to seniority (Tech’gy) Team working Creative work environments Ergonomic work environments. CRITERIA REASONING PROCESS QUESTION. QUESTION. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
HUMAN RESOURCE
S(HR)
CHARACTERISTICS OF A MODERN EMPLOYEE
Modern Employees› Information is more
freely shared› easy access to
seniority (Tech’gy)› Team working› Creative work
environments› Ergonomic work
environments
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MODERN EMPLOYEE, PARTICULARY YOUNGER ONES ARE ATTRACTED TO WORKPLACES THAT HAVE THE FOLLOWING ATTRIBUTES...› Open work cultures where Information is more
freely shared› easy access to all levels of seniority› Greater Team working culture› Support for ‘green practices’› Support for local community› Cooperative and supportive work colleagues› Creative work environments› Ergonomic work environmentsWhich of the above attributes appeals to you most?In your opinion, what attributes are missing?
THIS PART (how to answer the question) WILL NOT BE IN
YOUR EXAM so take note of how to answer this type of
question!!!!
Define ‘attribute’, Identify-describe
Individualise (what appeals to you- agree/disagree)
Any attributes missing? If so- why would you include them
Conclude
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITESMANAGERS
AND SUPERVISORS
Refer to THE HANDOUT... ‘RESPONSIBILITES OF
EMPLOYERS’
YOUR TASK:
1. Prioritise, what three aspects of Planning do you
think are most important?
2. Do the same for Organising, Leading & Evaluating
3. Pair up and justify your selection; for each role you
need to repeat step 1 using the six aspects that you
now have together
4. Together, you will justify your selection to the class
VALUING EMPLOYEES
Not just workers!!!
RECOGNISING PEOPLE WITHIN the
ORGANISATIONS AS HUMAN BEINGS that
contribute to the SUCCESS OF the
BUSINESS...WILL RESULT IN
HIGH MORAL
HIGH PRODUCTIVITY
LOW ABSENTEEISM
FUN CULTURES WHERE EMPLOYEES FEEL RESPECTED AND VALUED
Strategies for Valuing EmployeesRecognising peoples contribution to the organisation
Praise a job well done!
Provide SupportEncouragement
Provide incentives
(Pay/bonuses/
Promote Team building
Promote a sense of belonging
Training and professional development options
Allowing time off/flex
time/job share to attend
family/community
related functions
Taking staff out for occasional lunch/dinner (everybody loves to eat)
Improving the work/life balanceDo nothing- stop the clock/take time out/ rejuvenateGo Green- Indoor plants=pleasant habitat/less stressWalk- healthy heart/healthy mindHoliday- time to explore/relax /rejuvenate solo or with friends and family Socialise- events/staff parties/mini-breaks boost camaraderieFocus- focus on something else (self/friends/breathing)Say No- you can become resentful and angry towards colleagues if you overload yourself with too much workPriorities- a planned day keeps the stress at day (and makes it easier to day no)
Valuing EmployeesYour challenge is to list/come up with strategies that...
1. Are used in schools (KWSC) to show that you are a valued student
2. Are not being used but you think might be a good/positive way for the school to show that they value you
3. Used in your place of work (if you don’t have a job be creative) to show that you are a valued employee
4. Are not being used in your place of work but you think might be a good/positive way to show you are a valued employee
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Employers can not put unrealistic expectations of employees ... WHY? WHAT WILL HAPPEN? (Profits?/Injuries?)