Assignment:
Part 1
Human Resource Management A Line Manager's Perspective
1. Explain the relationship of the human resources department to the rest of the organization, especially the "line" departments or patient care functions.
2. What has been the primary reason for the growth in the number of necessary employee-related tasks over the past four decades?
3. Why should Human Resources report to the highest practical level in the organization?
4. Why is it advisable to involve Human Resources in significant disciplinary actions?
5. What the primary functions of documentation are as contained in "the record" or "the personnel file?" Describe each of the functions, evaluating and explaining the importance of each.
Part 2
Human Resource Management
1. Relationship of the human resource department to the rest of the organization especially in the patient care system
2. What has been the primary reason for the growth in the number of necessary employee-related tasks over the past four decades
3. Why should Human Resources report to the highest practical level in the organization?
4. Why is it advisable to involve Human Resources in significant disciplinary actions?
5. What the primary functions of documentation are as contained in "the record" or "the personnel file?" Describe each of the functions, evaluating and explaining the importance of each
Part 3
1. In an exchange of thoughts or ideas with another person, why is it often essential to be able to talk with the individual face-to-face
2. Identify three signs that suggest that you may have intruded into another person's personal
3. In an organization hierarchy, why does information seem to travel downwards more effectively than upwards
4. What is the primary shortcoming of the "grapevine," and how can we adjust or compensate for it? Evaluate the use of the grapevine for organizational purposes
5. It has often been claimed that the greatest barrier to getting essential information communicated upward from the work force is management's failure to act on previous information. Why might this be so?