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the demand for the product grew, the company decided to hire more employees.
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Identify the concept which will help the Human Resource Manager in deciding the actuai l
number of persons required in each department.
(a) Workload Analysis (b) Workforce Analysis
(c) Both (a) and (b) (d) None of these
• Bhagwati Enterprises is a company engaged in the marketing of air-conditi oners of a famous brand.
The company has a functional structure with four main functions - Purchase, Sales, Finance and
Staffing. As the demand for the product grew, the company decided to recruit more employees.
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concept which will help the Human R - - - - - - - - -.:-, ~.,•.:,. \
·fy theonnel availa
(ieJltl . ble, soth at he could dec·d esource M '
l f pers anager to find out the number and \'/:·.···.,, ·- •'
i e and recru·t1 th
t}'l'e o,h department. '
fot ea d Analysis (b) w
e required number of persons · 1
) worJ.<loa ) orkforce Analysis ,
(a 13oth( a)and(b \ i
(d) Noneo fthese
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(a) A-(i), B-(ii), C-(iii) , D-(iv) (b) A-(i), B-(iii), C-(ii), D-(iv)
(c) A-(iv), B-(iii) , C-(ii), D-(i) (d) A-(ii), B-(iii), C-(i), D-(iv)
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Complete the following statements with appropriate word(s) in the blank space(s):
J 3. Staffing fills the positions as shown in the _ _ _ _ _ structure.
,4 The staffing function of management deals with the _ _ _ __ element of management.
l.:i _ _ _ __ analysis would enable an assessment of the number and types of human resoureci
necessary for the performance of various jobs. \ 11 <', , ,\,
Read each of the following statements and write if it is true or false:
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I G Staffing is that part of the process of management which is concerned with obtammg, u 1 1 "
maintaining a satisfactory and satisfied workforce.
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•i By avoiding overmanning, organising function of management prevents under- uti isa
personnel and high labour costs.
lb Staffing is needed at all the levels of management.
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Ouestmns (Case Stud· )
adplf ' _s are the most important asset of an org . . , ies
1 aJ 11r , 50 urce h . an1sat1on. fh e ablt f
j1P ir't1 ft:• l depends 1
upon t e qua tty of its human re I I yo an organ isation to
11111 ' ·ts goa d sources. The G M
,: .i,ieveI • ointed an UM gra uate, Pawan Rai, specialised . fi 1enera I J anager of 'A llied
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l Jsons' apPl :,tion it was found that Pawan Rai's perfor tn nance as Marketing Manager. On
,11 Irev,l o(l ' mance was not tO
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11th) to meet the monthly targets of the organisatio Th h' up expectations and he
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t ,be n. e C 1ef Exec t' Offi
11~ sno ( r asked for investigation into the matter. u ive cer (CEO ) of
•0111pan) •
1hel 1 as told that Pawan Ra1 has specialisation in financ b
~1ecEO \\ CEO discussed this matter with the G Me ut was appointed as a Marketing
er 111e enera I an ager and I . d h.
~1anag · of putting the right person at the right job. He furth . exp ~me to im the
. 1 ortance b ld . er exp1amed that ,t would not on!
1n P . her performance ut wou also provide many other b fi Y
\eadto 111g • • ene ts.
'd the benefits of puttmg the nght man at the right job state the thr th b fi .
ses1 es 1 . d th G ' ee o er ene ts whJCh
the CEO might have exp ame to e eneral Manager that are not g·iven m • th e above para.
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:. Akanksha, Ni~ta_ a~d Parish~a are the owner~ of a handicraft unit in the urban area of Dibrugarh
, in Assam, which is mvolved m the manufacturmg and marketing of Sital Pati, traditional mats and
t?
jappi (the traditional_headgear). They dec~d~d shift this manufacturing unit to a rural area with
an objective of reducmg the cost and proVIdmg Job opportunities to the locals.
Theyfollowed the functional structure in this organisation with a view to increasing managerial and
operational efficiency.
They assessed and analysed the type and number of employees required, keeping in mind that they
had to encourage the women, and the people with special needs belonging to the rural area
State the next three steps that they will have to undertake, for obtaining a satisfied workforce
for their handicraft unit. :CBS E 2._ . ti . ~ ·
Q.3. Rahul, the director of a garments company, is planning to manufacture bags for the utilisation of
waste materials of one of his garments unit. He decided that this manufacturing unit will be set up
in arural area of Orissa where people have very less job opportunities and labour is available at very
low rate. He also thought of giving equal opportunities to men and women.
Forthis he selected S. Chatterjee, Inderjeet Kaur, Aslam and Sarabjeet as heads of Sales, Accounts,
Purchase and Production department
Identify and state the next two steps that Rahul has to follow in the staffing process afte~
f selectingtheaboveheads. ,CB~f :,' •' -~
/.4. 'Entertainment India Ltd: has been incorporated with the objective of entertaining people by_
organising festivals, programmes and other similar events depicting the rich cultural he:itage ot
thecountry.
The company management has renowned personalities from the field of art, l~terntur~
and
co culture · They [Link] to give
. a p1atc1orm to young budding musicians, poets m1d artists. Th~
. . . . , th
helllpany decided its organisations structure by grouping similar Jobs toget_her. There~t:r,. . e
ads of different departments were also appointed. Nisha, one of the hea_ds, did ~ analysis ot t~e
number, type and [Link]
. necessary c
the 1or people to be appointed. The mformat1on generated
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Process of w •t· h . b d . . d th andidate profile was used to develop Situations
vaca , n mg t e JO escnption an e c . ,, . . , ~. Th ..
nt
brou h . adverti· Th' bl' h d
sement. is was pu is e m prm . • t media and flashed 111 ekctromc mrn1a. 1~
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s 1 it 1s iou ' ..
8 usi11ess St u d ies
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n of the emplo yees may becom. e irrele vant. unless they learn new sk' ll
say a laro-e nortio . . I s and
. ~ r . ap~i
A 1s ready to fac1ht ate employ
the knowledo-e to work on emerg mg techno logies . GIPR ee Iearn
~ ir,~
throu gh its in-hou se centres.
maintain a satisfa toryWori•
(a) Name the function of management perfo rmed by GIPRA to c 1
force.
(b) Identi fy and explain the two steps in the proce ss of the funct
ion of manag ement d'1scussen
above.
(c) Also state any two steps of the funct ion of mana geme nt
discussed, that the firm had to
perfo rm before the above steps. [CBSE )a.·1 p.-::, :- __
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Which somcc of rcr ruitmr nt is not availahl e to the new organi sations
(h) Externa l
( ,1) Int c, naI
(d) Direct Recruitment
k) Rt1 1h (,1) ,111 d (h)
. h f •crt'llJ·tn 1ent 0.,.10 we get Ba dli or casual employee?•
From ,,.h 1c source o 1 ,
(h) Casual Callers
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B Casual Callers . .
orgamsat10n keep a database of unsolicited aPP ti ca;,, ~:·
fill h . eas1·1 y as they arise. ·
to t e vacancies
D Campus Recruitment (iv) In this method, job seekers assemble outside :.:
premises of the organisation.
(a) A- (iv), B- (ii), C- (iii), D-(i) (b) A-(i), B- (iii), C-(ii), D-(iv)
(c) A-(i), B-(ii), C-(iii), D-(iv) (d) A- (iii), B-(ii), C- (i), D-(iv)
given below:
8 Identify the external source of recruitment illustrated by the picture
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.11Hl tcmcn ts with appropriate word(s) in the hlan!< {' , (
st tl ,\j).\Ce S)
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o11ow • rt'l l llitrn cnl, llw cnt1 y of\ (l\\11 (' c 1111 I . .
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Mrs. Ahilya Pasi is the Princi pal of a prestig ious scho ol in New Delhi.
The sc h ool h<1s a.\ ac:rnc" or· .1
head~ist ress/he admast er of the junior wing of the sch ool. The se nior
0 teache rs ot the sc ho1...)l h.1\ e t.h e
Plll!on that only interna l candid ates should be con sidered fo r this post.
H owever , t\- lrs. P~1s i .[Link]. the
ma~age1:1e nt would like to invite applica tions from exte rnal so urces
Ju st1fication s th e manag ement
too. Brietly expL,in .1n\ thr<c'e
can provid e to convin ce t h e sta tt· t·or ·mv1tin
· · g app 11,:at11...
· · ) n s 1.'l t· c),,k n u :•
candid t c1O
a es r the vacant post.
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;~d. ~s a g_lobal inform ation techno lo gy co n s ult_in g cu n_1p~\l\Y with _-
-15,000 c' n1pkrn,'c's i.n ~ :- c.>n
two d chents m 23 countr ies. Its C hief Exec utive Ofh cer, Ne il Suman
guided the' c1.)t11!,"',ll1\ thrL,u~ h
,oftw eca~es of diversi ficatio n and growth to e m e rge as o ne of the kading
lnd i,m C0l1ll,',111ies 1n tlw
ihe are indust ry. Th . e compa ny h as set standa rds in ensurin · g t Ilt' l)csl tra111u1
· · ~ l'l,'p1.1 rt u n1t1c'S
· · · r
I
rnp oyees tl)
ltq, . ·
of v:~~~c~ Guidan ce Progra m is a 52 d ay stru ct u red trainin g prn g ram.
_·l his is otfen.',I tl) ,lll r<.' 1.: 1u1r:-
lo Work. a~kgro unds to be t rained on esse ntial be haviou ral and
1n live ll'duu1 .·,ll skill s th,lt ~' rc'p,n·e s t\1-.'rn
custom er project s.
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l lw st' t'l't 1111h .,re h11t·d lrPl11 1rni v < l .\l H ~'
. . . i 11 -,n i nH' helps the 11 cw cm ployc<'<, in 1 I il r,,,,.1
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permissi;n from Ganesh to continu~ wit,h the old business. Ganes~ happily agreed and asked hi~':
. ..i, -,., boys fo r serving and delive ring the food. For
the appointm .
ent, of the two [Link], IJan, r
,
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an1 roached a renowned Hotel Managem ent Institute and was satisfied with the Chefs provided.;,
the instih1te.
(a) Quotino- the lines from the above paragraph , explain the two sources of recruitmen t be1ng .
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used by Ganesh for filling up the various JO pos1t10ns.
(b) Also, give the meaning of the function of managem ent discussed in the above case.
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'K e,uange' is a chain of departmental stores in India with 56 outlets. It sells the best products at :t:
10\rest price. The Human Resource department takes care to select, train, motivate and retain t
employees. Currently, it has 170 full time employees and 30 part time employees.
For top-level management, employees are recruited through private consultants. These profession:..
recruiters can entice the needed top executives from other companies by making the right orfeE
Employees appointed at the entry level are recruited through walk-in. For that, a notice is p!ac,~
on the notice board specifying the details of the jobs available. 'Newrange' also encourages presc~:
employees or their friends and relatives to refer candidates. They also visit some of the reputec
educationa l institutions to hire some of the most talented and promising students as its emplol'W
st
'Newrange' shifts workforce from surplus departments to those where there is shortage oi i.
instead of laying them off.
Explain the various internal and external sources of recruitme nt used by 'Newrange' to rwuit
its employees. . . ..,_
Q. ~ Ashish, the Marketing Head, Raman, the Assistant Manager and Jyoti, the Human ReSL'u r,i
Manager of 'Senor Enterprises Ltd: decided to leave the company. 1
The Chief Executive Officer of the company called Jyoti the Human Resource Marnigcr ;u1~
requested her to fill up the vacancies before leaving the organ~sation. Informincr that her subord1nJt '1.
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M'1 Alka .pan d'it was very competent and trustworthy, Jyoti suggested that ifo she coul db eic1n<~Ii~'•
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up ID th e h~erarchy, she would do the needful. The Chief Executive Officer agreed for e ':n_ '~c'Jll11
Alka Pa~d1t contacted 'Keith Recruiters' who advertised for the post of Marketing Head to1 .
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Enterprises Ltd:. The Ywere abl e to recrmt. a smtable . 1·11 tl11
, candidate for the company.
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Raman s vacancy was. fiI11 ed up bY screening the database of unsolicited apphcatwns ' ' . Jv1n~
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B Trade Test I
(ii) It is used to measure th '- exi·
. ::, tii,o
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individual.
C Personality Test (iii) It is an indicator of a person's learning .1bl.'. ~··
the ability to make decisions and iudgrmcr. 1
D Intelligence Test (iv) It is used to know clues to a person·~rn~'tc'~i
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·electi
In the s on proce ss, _ _ _ _ _ _ a1 e inclu ded.
( \ll the appli canls /1\ppl icant~ ha,·in g requi red qu,, 111, -
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1, \ rngh ()hLwH' d thr intortn;lf1on on the ,1' .:iilahl1' numher an<l typr 'lf '1·
\ •)tnp 111\ 10 ,, hH, h of the (oflm1ing concept" i,; tht" related? ·llip,,,~Qr
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1d ) \rb lion
1ii 1 ,, tnd1 ot till' ~<)tm c~ of rccr11ilmcnt i'I Mr Singh vi'iiting the un iver'! ity arid 10
!Jk1n
<k'-lrtd m~nro\\Cr rcl.\tcd to ? ~•ri?
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under his uncle Mr Farman. His uncle, a well known plumber , had worked for many big otfi,c, _;
started accompanying his uncle everyday on work and watched him carefully ,vhile worktn!!. _
,vas an intelligent boy and learnt each and every thing of work very quickly. Now [Link] uncle~i.L":.
giving him training to deal with customers. Within no time Latif acquired a high \ewl 5k;.U.::.
become a good plumber. Many big offices started calling him for water pipe fitting. etc.
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(a) A-(i), B-(iii), C
-( ii ), D -( iv )
(b) A-(iv), B-(ii), C
(c) A-(iii), B-(iv), C -( -(iii), D -( i)
ii ), D -( i) (d) A-(i), B-(ii), C
Identify the 'M et ho -(iii), D-(iv)
d of T ra in in g' ill
us tr at ed by th e pi
cture given below:
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(a) lnternsh· T .
1p ra m m.
g (b) Vestibule Traini
k) Apprentice . ng
~- Statelll . .
sh ip T ra m m g ( d) None of the above
Stat ent l •. Tra . . . 1
ell m m g 1s JO -o ne nt d an d deve op m ent is career-oriented.
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l\oth lent 2 : Sc op e of tr ai ni
e d d
the ab ng is br oa d an d that of eve1op ment is limite .
(a) 't ov-e st at em en '
ru ts are:
\t) S e
taterne (b) False
. , false and statem
nt l is tr ue an d st at
em en t 2 is false (d) Statement 1 is ent 2 1•s true
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Complet~ the follow ing [Link] with app- ropriate word( s) In the blank spac (
e s):
,1 ·1he mnin h;1!--i ~ o f h 'karn ing b efore doi ng'.
11 ·1 h<.' ohjc-t l ivc of tra ining is to esta hli ~h balan ce hel wee n th e ·1henret'
.1ca\
;-it) , \
know led ge . - l'r1 (1
R~ad each of the following statements and write if it
is true or false :
111c c-xpc ndlru rc made on tra ·mm
· ·
g 1s an in vestm
, ent not a wastage of fund s •
'Redu ced Accidents' is such an adva ntage as is avai lable
to the employee s from training.
The supervisor is over burd ened with the frequ ent calls
of workers. ,,
(a) Suggest how the supervisor, by incr easin g the
skill s and know ledg e of workers, can 111.1-,,
them hand le their work inde pend ently ?
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(b) Als0 t
· s ate any three bene fits that the work ers will 011
supervisor. derive by tbe dedsi ol
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ttin
. W·th h .
. ous lea rni·ng o f th eir· em p loyees . . _ -·,
t e Jobs been . g tnnre and more er
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. , . tn1n I
e con1tnurvices inv
I Se est ed lar ge am ou nt of rnoney . imp ex,
os1.1re in rnak,n g. the empl,,yee, learn the ,"J
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Job a . s.
l''[) G1·)1 to C
1 ' i:1 omplete the Job· t h h' · 11
-,ces~ fi t 1s inv est me nt · l'k
s, ow
n• by • . g any ve po1n Is ' e1y to ben fit h
g,vin e ani sation?
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state
~al d joined a leading (,;~ IJ I f
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0
e to the organisation tha t miEght have been
be ne fit s of tra ine d wo rkforc r,.t,, , _ , L, - -- •
e five po int s of R Manager. r '
StatebythRah ul in his rep ly to th e Hu ma n esourc e
sent
Lrt
rn 1 nr n
l"l' '·llll ,,.. I I .. ' l' \ , ,
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ert'10n
A (A) .
.'\ss
n (R) is false.
c' Assertion (A) is true bu t Re aso
n (R) is true.
dl Assertion (A) is false bu t Re aso
Assertion (A) Aptitude tests are good indices of a person's future success score.
Reason (R) These tests measure the existing skills of the individual.
Assertion (A) The views of the concerned manager will be generally considered iii the~--
selection. ·"-•
Reason (R) The concerned manager is responsible for the performance of the newemploVce
- Assertion (A) The importance of employee training has increased.
Reason (R) Now-a-days jobs have become more complex.
' Assertion (A) The jobs have become more complex.
Reason (R) The rapid changes taking place in each and every field of the society.
Assertion (A) Training is a job oriented process.
Reason (R) Training is to enable the overall growth of the employee.
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,,n~• an y m a nu fac tur i ng ref nger;itoVi Th e c n111 )a - . .
. -ri)riscs wa s . a co mp ~ 11\ ll;i ,l ..i h 111 ,·1in n .1I
'(·h t1ll . .
ct ion , Ma rket" .
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,· h fou r m am tun
ct1 on s - Pr od u mg , hn a 11 ce a11:ll 1' 111 111.:111 Re~ n11r, f' \ ' t hP
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y de cid ed to h .tre l11ore eni plovee,;
uc ts g1cw. 1c co mp ,rn
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•1nd rcii
I · Il w1'I I IteI p th e Hu ma n Reso ur ce M . -
lYp e<;
Jeni,
, . .. the co m~cp t w \IC an ag er in ide ntifyi ng the
v , . h
- e pe rfo rm an ce of an ou s JO 'i an d acc om pli 1< hm en t nf
1dcnt1!1
0 res
ources neLessary fo r th
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. tional obye
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onzant'-a
(b) Staffing
·, Workload An aly sis
\a
An aly sis (d) Bo th (b) an d (c)
_1 Workforce
1-·n ~ f. c. . <-
ma nu fac tur inoo differen t tU o, o gi ll, n mt M nv
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a re no wn ed co mp an y
··p ushpa ni.·ali Pvt. Ltd ." is r;o n~
r is ke en to 'Select , uc h TJe
,.
ye es . M r Su bh as h Ka thu ria , H .R. Ma na ge
H' the need of so me
em plo ,Pn ,ho uld :"l(;'.
ow led ge . He als o de sires that the area of ,e!ect
lat es t kn
.!~ are well eq uip pe d wi th th e
e).1ensiYe . nager?
ur ce of re cr ui tm en t should be used by H. R. Ma
lnyour opinion ·which so
(b) Int ern al
a' h.1ernal
( d) Tr an sfe r
c' Promotio n ; c: :-:-,o n ,-. •or
Sto re Pv t. Ltd . Sh e ha s to ap po int so me sales
ge r of Su vid ha
~~s -~ ay is the HR ma na finJ uu t -;.i,c:'>p e r-., on:-,
to th e sto re of dif fer en t na tur e, she wants to
co me
:1e sto re. As the cu sto me rs
me rs.
de ali ng wi th th e cu sto
~aturity and Em oti on s in
e case:
1dentify the selection tes t re qu ire d in th e abov
(b) Ap tit ud e Test
aJ Intelli ge nt Te st
(d) Tr ad e Test
rC) Person ali ty Te st
' is
e 'S ele cti on Pr oc es s' after 'Selection Decision
Ihe next step in th (b) Medical Examinc1ti1
.rn
fa) Job Offer
Co ntr .ic t of En1 pll)~ mt>nt
(d)
fq Select ion Te st
l so ur ce of re cr uit me nt .
-- - - - is th e in ter na
rciJ ·rransfer (b) Prn11wt iu11
(d) All l>f lh t'S t'
k) Lay off l\l , l l l , l g1.' llll. 'III
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Staffin fi .Ill ( I u1g ,11 ' · c:>
e ma 10 asi
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the various 'Training Methods' in Column-I with their respecuv
e state
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A Induction Training (i) It is generally used where th
· d to han dle sophisticat de einpt 0 Yee-
require 8
- - - e rnach1n are
B lnternship Training ( ii) Generally, people who want ;;-- ery.
. ,
tra des, e.g., e1ec t nc1an, enter k
plumbers s Hied
required to undergo this training . ' etc. are
C ! Apprenticeship Programme
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(iii) The purpose of this is to ac~ ----
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employees mt e new environment
mrnodat
e new
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(a) A-(i) , B-(iii), C-(ii), D-(iv) (b) A-(iv), B-(ii), C-(iii), D-(i)
(c) A-(iii), B-(iv), C-(ii), D-(i) (d) A-(i), B-(ii), C-(iii), D-(iv)
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nu fa ct un ng pa pe r pl at
. es an d bowls It St af fin g
cot"r 1oca l' estival, it go t an ur ge nt or de r of ex tra , . produces l 00
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th at th e co m pa ny sh ou ld d , ' . ,000 plates an d b
a op t in th e give' n . plates a d b
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l
s ea ch . ...
ee O R n owls. Explain th em th
0fr d i\ . . , ·· · \
circumstances to meet th
e d e ~.
. ca · or er . f 11 I
isauon n be su cc. esbsf, ul un le ss it fills an d keep th ' ' I
...1 orgall
·1~0 f eoP e
1 for th e rig ht JO . Eluc . s e vario . I
1date. us p . . i
~ind o P f 'V ya m Lt d: ar e un ab os1ttons filled with the rig
r1< le to w or k on ne ht
'11111e wo .ers f olfill th e in cr d d d h'
ea se em an d. Therefore th ew an
(\.•'· o,npanY to. u k
i-tech m h'
ac mes imported by the
c erv1sor. ' wor ers are s ki
1hesuP _ . . is ov er bu rd ee ng extra guidance fro m
up erv1s 01 en ed w ith th e fre qu en
t calls of w k
1ne 5 est bo w th e su pe rv iso
la) sugg h dl e th ei r w r, by in cr ea sin g th e sk or ers.
or k in de pe nd en tly ? ills a d kn
thetll an
. n ow1edge of workers, ca
n make
lb) Also state any th re e be ne fit s th at th e workers wi ll
derive b th d . .
Y e ec1s1on of the su
pervisor.
, H· 1dent1
·fy and give th e m ea ni ng of
th e co nc ep ts highlighted in th
, la) 1he process of fin • • • e followi t t 1
di ng po ss ib le ca nd id ng s a emen ts:
at es for a job.
lb) An assessment of th , ,._ :
e nu m be r an d ty pe s of
of various jobs. hu m an resources nece
ssary for the performan
ce
le) Introducing th e se
le ct ed em pl oy ee s to
rules and po lic ie s of th ot he r employees and fa
e on ga ni sa tio n. miliarising them wi th
the
ld) It ensures th at th e
or ga ni sa tio n ge ts th e
be st employees amongs
t the employees availabl
OR e.
Identify and explain th e fo
llowing as steps in th e
li) Evaluating an em pl process of 'Staffing':
oy ee ,s cu rr en t an d/ or
standards. pa st performance again
st certain predetermin
ed
lii) Placing an em pl oy
ee in a po si tio n of in
job satisfaction. creased responsibility
usually with more pay
an d
·l:i. Define the staffing
pr oc es s an d th e va rio us
steps involved in it.
OR ~ 6,
Explain 'Management Co
nsultants', 'E m pl oy m en
of recruitment. t Exchanges' and 'Advert
ising' as external source
s
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