A. diversity of HR
C. sustainability of HR
D. rarity of HR
A. Delphi Techniques
B. Statistical Techniques
D. Work Study Techniques
A. HR training and development
C. Industrial relations
D. Retirement and separation of employees
A. Behavioral interest
B. HR outcomes interest
D. Performance interest
A. job design
B. job enlargement
C. job enlistment
B. mployees Association
C. Labour Schemes
D. Employment Lines
B. Michigan Model
C. Warwick System Model
D. Integrated Model
A. Employee Relations
C. Recruitment and Selection
D. Pay and Reward
A. the data as calculated by demand forecast and compared with inventory in respect of manpower
B. to prepare inventory for scheduling manpower
D. to find out how manpower is to be utilized
B. job evaluation
D. job specification
A. Supportive role
B. Interpersonal role
C. Informational role
B. Testing
C. Reliability
D. Organizational constraint
B. To encourage employees to trust their manager
C. To make employees work harder for less
D. To make a quick profit
B. Hockman and Oldcham
C. Horkman and Olatham
D. Hockman and Coldham
C. job specification
D. job analysis
A. internet job boards
C. career websites
D. employer websites
B. Negative
C. Both Positive and Negative
D. Unnecessary
A. Job design
B. HR information systems
D. Work analysis
A. Organizations are now less hierarchical in nature
C. Organizations have been subject to a raft of organizational change programs
D. Organizations have adopted more flexible norms
A. Feedback
B. Diversity
D. Autonomy
A. Employer oriented
B. None of the above
D. Legally oriented
A. job description
B. job design
D. job recruitment
A. Personal objectives
B. Organisational and social objectives
D. Functional objectives
B. the classification of characteristic features of functions for inventory in addition to the total number of functions.
C. the classification of the inventory of workers in an organisation in addition to the qualities.
D. the classification of characteristics of managers qualities in addition to their number.
A. environmental factors
B. behavioral factors
D. organizational factors
B. multiple cultural and strategic environment
C. multiple recruitment integrated system
D. multiple structural organisations
A. operational
B. Strategic
D. centralized
A. Lower managers, Top managers
B. HR managers, Finance managers
C. Head office, Brand
B. follows selection
C. none of the above
D. matches selection
A. appraisal, rewards, promotions and retention
B. selection, recruitment, rewards and promotion
D. selection, recruitment, induction and promotions
A. a reactive function
C. an auxo-reactive function
D. an auxiliary function
B. Medium HRM
C. Utiliarian approach
D. Hard HRM
A. Employee referrals
B. Casual applicants
C. Employment agencies
A. a job description
C. a job analysis
D. a job specification
A. Normative
B. Objective
C. Positive
B. approach based on rights
C. approach based on justice
D. configurational approach
A. Achieve most output with least input
B. Achieve most output in less time
C. Achieve mass production
A. Manpower planning
B. Training of employees
D. Retirement of employees
A. Human Relations Management
B. Humanistic Resource Management
D. Human Resourceful Management
A. negative process
B. none of the above processes
C. positive as well as negative process
A. ergonomics and cultural factors
C. feedback and diversity factors
D. employee availability and abilities
B. worth job specification
C. job identification
A. Procurement department
C. Finance department
D. Marketing department
A. job finding
C. job analysis
D. none of the above
A. Employees are a cost which should be minimized.
B. A lack of mutuality existing between employee and employer
C. A disregard for unlocking discretionary effort
A. The control of the Organisation by those in the head office
B. The system of management that is based on bringing together experts into a team
D. A. system of giving the authority to carry out certain jobs by those lower down the management hierarchy
A. Task identity
B. Feedback
C. Task significance
A. Selection
B. Hiring
D. Retention
A. Because it advocates tight vertical integration between the organisations business strategy and human resource strategy.
B. Because it focuses on the external context of the business
C. Because it relies on a set of high-commitment HR practices to deliver sustainable competitive advantage.
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