WorksheetsHuman Resource Management
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 8mins
Why was OSHA (Occupational Safety & Health Agency) created in the 1970’s?
Humans were being discriminated based on race and color
Humans were dying and becoming disabled because employers did not have safe work environments
None of the Above
The government had extra tax funds and needed a new government agency
An employer can discharge any employee for any reason not barred by law
Employment At Will
Benchmarking
Paradigms
Civil Rights Act 1964
Characteristics of a population
EEOC
Stereotypes
Diversity
Demographics
The EEOC (Equal Employment Opportunity Commission) is a federal government agency responsible for holding employers accountable for the Civil Rights Act of 1964. What is the original reason the Civil Rights Act of 1964 was enacted?
Discrimination against humans because of their culture
Discrimination against humans because of their religion
Discrimination against humans because of their gender
Discrimination against humans because of their race
What is not an extrinsic reward
Paid Time Off
Gift Gard
Self-Satisfaction
Cash Bonus
Encompasses acceptance and respect, understanding that all individual’s are unique. Recognizing our individual differences and embracing/celebrating the rich differences contained within an individual.
Demographics
Diversity
Paradigm
Cultural
What is not part of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
Money
Food
Safety
Love
Undesired Work Outcome
Increased Productivity
Decreased Absenteeism
Increased Competition for Employees
Decreased Turnover
Set of theories, assumptions, and ideas that contribute to your worldview and create the framework from which you operate every day based on your knowledge and experiences
Acceptance
Diversity
Paradigms
Demographics
What is a theory that describes the needs of humans?
Civil Rights Act 1964
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
Individual Contribution
Classical
What are the 3 psychological states reviewed in class that may improve engagement in the workplace?
Acceptance, Compensation, Rewards
Acceptance, Belonging, Contribution
Belonging, Compensation, Rewards
Acceptance, Contribution, Teamwork
Expenses associated with replacing an employee
Turnover
Collective Bargaining
Benchmarking
Competition
Job Enlargement and Job Rotation are examples of
Psychological States
Employment at Will
Job Design Techniques
Benchmarking
Skill Variety and Task Identity are examples of
Diversity
Performance Management
Value of Contribution
Job Characteristics
Why Skill Variety
Stimulate growth and satisfaction
Maintain strict compliance
Maintain productivity
Increase turnover
Innovation, Adaptability and Localization are benefits associated with
Acceptance
Paradigm Shift
Recruiting
Diversity
What does OSHA stand for?
Overview Specific Human Alliance
Occupational Safety and Health Agency
Occupational Safety and Human Agency
Oversight Specific Human Association
What psychological theory involves Self Actualization
Scientific
Classical
Hawthorne
Maslow
Cost vs. Benefit
Risk Management
Legal Environment
Job Characteristics
Acceptance
What number is close to the amount of pages that encompass the Civil Rights Act of 1964 today
225
750
6500
1200
What does S stand for in SMART goals
Selective
Significant
Special
Specific
Division in an organization that focuses on a company’s most important asset—its employees
Finance
Operations
Marketing
Human Resources
Working people, through their unions, negotiate contracts with their employers to determine their terms of employment, including pay, benefits, hours, leave, job health and safety policies
Employment at Will
Collective Bargaining
Benchmarking
Turnover
Ongoing process of communication between a supervisor and an employee throughout the year
Acceptance
Performance Management
Diversity
Benchmarking
The need to achieve goals that add value to the business, community, family
Personal Contribution
Job Rotation
Job Characteristics
Benchmarking
