HR REVIEW CHAPTER 3,4

The general term for a document that has been printed on paper. What is it?

• Hard copy

• Handwritten

• Paperwork

• All of the answers are correct

What is human resource policy?

• The processes, tools, and documents that make up the company's efforts to maintain records

• The methods or steps used to effectively develop and implement human resource policies

• A course of action chosen from options and designed to guide future decisions

• The rules for employees that they must follow in a company

A record of information about the employment of a single employee. What is this?

• Patissier

• Saucier

• Hard copy

• Personal file

What term means the same as Employee Handbook?

• Employee Work Schedule

• Employee Draft

• Employee Handbook

• Employee Description

The term used to describe a range of efforts initiated by employers to support employees in areas such as family concerns, legal issues, financial matters, and maintaining health.

• Employee Assistance Program

• Employee Recruitment Program

• Employee Development Program

• Employee Training Program

The policies designed must address many topics. Which one is incorrect?

• Criteria for employee selection

• Dress code and uniforms regulations

• Performance evaluation

• Monthly payments

What are the methods or steps used to effectively develop and implement human resource policies? What is this?

• Human resource equipment

• Human resource process

• Human resource policy

• Human resources department

It classifies the main areas of policy development and human resources processes that are not related to:

• Organizational recruitment

• Employee measurement

• Employee incentives

• Employee retention

What is not important for a manager of operations to determine?

• Skills

• Knowledge

• Language

• Ability

Candidate pool. What is this?

• A pool for swimming

• List of candidates

• A number of participants who are good enough

• A type of interview round