KAZIAN ANSWER SHEETS. MBA.EMBA.DMS.ARAVIND 9901366442
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3. What are the yield ratios for each step in the recruitment and selection process? What are the<br />
implications of these ratios for future hiring?<br />
4. Recommend at least three HR planning/recruitment/selection strategies designed to do any of the<br />
following: (1) improve customer satisfaction, (2) increase the efficiency of the customer service<br />
function, (3) increase the tenure of the customer service reps. (or decrease the need for them).<br />
5. Think of a work situation in which your organization uses performance appraisal as a basis for any<br />
type of personnel decision (e.g., promotions, reductions-in-force, transfer, lay-off, pay, discharge).<br />
Select a situation with which you are very familiar or ask an acquaintance to answer the questions.<br />
Respond to each of the items below in this context.<br />
6. Workers’ compensation programs and the FMLA have proven to be problematic laws for<br />
employers.<br />
Research these laws to determine the recent controversies and proposed solutions.<br />
7. Should public employees be allowed to strike?<br />
8. Drug testing should be conducted for all individuals filling sensitive positions and randomly for the<br />
entire organization.<br />
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Facility Management<br />
1. What are the reasons and rectifications that you would take into consideration to maintain<br />
workplace environment?<br />
2. Who are the specialists of facilities management helping property owners or operators? Explain.<br />
3. “Indian cities are dumped with garbage.” Suggest a way to rectify garbage menace through facilities<br />
management.<br />
4. What do you understand by “facilities management service” ? Discuss in detail<br />
5. With a neat diagram explain the instruments used for work measurement<br />
6. Briefly explain the review of management technique for improving productivity<br />
7. A worker was kept under observation for 20 days. He was found working on 800 occasions and<br />
idling 200 times. He produces 200 jobs during these days. The Observation per day was 5 hours only<br />
and the total number of observations were 1000. Consider 1110 as performance rating for the operator<br />
and 25% as allowance. Calculate the standard time.<br />
8. Explain how suitable location is selected for a plant and the considerations that are given in<br />
facilities planning and layout.
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