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Introduction to business: human resources management

Ted Major
April 12, 2016

Introduction to business: human resources management

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Ted Major

April 12, 2016
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  1. Managing Human Resources
    cc licensed ( BY NC ND ) flickr photo by City of Olathe, KS: http://flic.kr/p/bnSxBE

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  2. Quiz
    • Closed book/closed notes
    • Put away phones until quiz is over
    • You may collaborate with your team
    • You are responsible for the answers on your
    quiz
    • You do not have to choose the same answers
    as your team

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  3. Why do businesses hire?

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  4. What is the purpose of a business?

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  5. cc licensed ( BY NC SD ) flickr photo by whalt:
    http://flic.kr/p/7EFaY

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  6. Recruiting
    How do businesses find job candidates?
    • Internal candidates
    • Internships
    • Recommendations from employees
    • Competing firms
    • Colleges/Schools
    • Unsolicited resumes
    • Classified ads/online services

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  7. Recruiting
    Risks?
    • Internal candidates
    • Internships
    • Recommendations from employees
    • Competing firms
    • Colleges/Schools
    • Unsolicited resumes
    • Classified ads/online services

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  10. Employment at will
    • No expectation of continued
    employment
    • Can fire employees for any reason
    • Can fire for no reason
    • Can't fire for discriminatory reason
    –race, religion, color, national origin,
    disability
    –union activity

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  11. Alabama Employment at will
    • No public policy exception:
    • worker's compensation claim*
    • refusal to defraud company shareholders
    • complying with grand jury subpoena*
    • refusal to falsify medical records
    • refusal to commit perjury

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  12. Union busting
    • Over 1/3 of companies respond to union
    elections by firing organizers
    • Recent examples:
    –Target
    –Starbucks
    –Jimmy John's

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  13. Flip side of employment at will

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  14. Federal employment law
    • Title VII Civil Rights Act 1964
    –race, religion, color, national origin,
    disability
    • Americans with Disabilities
    –disability
    • Equal Pay Act
    –Gender: equal pay for equal work
    • Age Discrimination in Employment Act
    –Workers >40

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  15. Compensation
    • Wages
    • Commission
    • Piecework
    • Salary
    • Bonuses
    • Profit sharing
    • Benefits

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  16. Collective Bargaining
    • Union representation
    • Labor contract
    • Labor disputes

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  17. Labor tactics
    • Picketing
    • Strikes
    • Boycott

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  18. Management tactics
    • Lockouts
    • Strikebreakers ("scabs")

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  19. Resolution
    • Mediation
    • Arbitration

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