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Preface | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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The Legal Landscape | |
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Introduction to Hiring and Supervising Employees | |
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Chapter Objectives | |
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HRM in Action | |
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Overview of What's to Come | |
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Tales from the Field | |
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Increased Competition | |
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The Changing Labor Market | |
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Hospitality Industry Jobs | |
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A Note About Ethics | |
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Ethical Dilemma | |
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Workforce Demographics Will Change | |
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Nontraditional Workers | |
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Increased Demand | |
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Industry Remains Strong | |
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Motivations, Needs, and Expectations | |
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Training and Motivation | |
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Hands-on HRM | |
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The Hospitality Manager's Legal Challenges | |
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Chapter Objectives | |
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HRM in Action | |
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Employment Law and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission | |
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Tales from the Field | |
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Illegal Discrimination | |
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Bona Fide Occupational Qualification | |
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Ethical Dilemma | |
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The Hooters Restaurant Chain | |
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Sexual Harassment | |
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Managers Must Establish Guidelines and Policies | |
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State and Local Employment Laws | |
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Affirmative Action Plans | |
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The Americans with Disabilities Act | |
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Disability Defined | |
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Reasonable Accommodation | |
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Avoiding Illegal Questions and Practices Under the ADA | |
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Age Discrimination in Employment | |
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Equal Pay Act | |
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Immigration Reform and Control Act | |
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Hands-on HRM | |
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Wage and Hour Laws Affecting Salaried, Hourly, and Tipped Employees | |
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Chapter Objectives | |
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HRM in Action | |
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A Brief History | |
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Tales from the Field | |
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Tip Credits and Tip Pools | |
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Regular Tips | |
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Tip Retention | |
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Slow Shifts | |
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Advance Notice | |
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Tip Pools | |
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Ethical Dilemma | |
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Overtime | |
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Changes in Overtime Law | |
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The New Rules | |
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Executive (Managerial) Exemption | |
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Administrative Exemption | |
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Professional Exemption | |
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Labor Costs, Profits, and Employee Morale | |
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Hands-on HRM | |
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Common Law, Negligent Hiring, and Employee Rights | |
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Chapter Objectives | |
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HRM in Action | |
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Common Law and Its Impact on the Workplace | |
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Tales from the Field | |
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McDonald's Coffee Too Hot? | |
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Employee Rights Under Common Law | |
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Wrongful Discharge | |
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Ethical Dilemma | |
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Constructive Discharge | |
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False Imprisonment, Defamation, and Invasion of Privacy | |
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Defamation of Character | |
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Negligent Hiring and Negligent Retention | |
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Hands-on HRM | |
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Working with Unions | |
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Chapter Objectives | |
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HRM in Action | |
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States and Metro Areas with a Large Union Concentration | |
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Tales from the Field | |
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The National Labor Relations Act | |
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The Taft-Hartley Act and Right-to-Work Laws | |
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Local Unions | |
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Ethical Dilemma | |
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National Unions | |
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Multiunion Associations | |
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Why Employees Join Unions | |
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The Union Organization Process | |
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Employers May Not Retaliate | |
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The Union Contract | |
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Management Challenges When Working with Unions | |
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Creating a Positive Work Environment | |
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Hands-on HRM | |
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The Employee Selection Process | |
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Job Descriptions and Job Specifications | |
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Chapter Objectives | |
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HRM in Action | |
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The Employee Selection Process | |
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Job Descriptions | |
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Tales from the Field | |
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Essential Elements | |
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Performance Standards | |
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Ethical Dilemma | |
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Essentials for Success | |
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Job Specifications | |
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One Size Does Not Fit All | |
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Hands-on HRM | |
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The Employee Handbook | |
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Chapter Objectives | |
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HRM in Action | |
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Rationale for Employee Handbooks | |
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Tales from the Field | |
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Employee Handbooks Are Common in Large Operations | |
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Employees Must Sign for It | |
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A Well-Crafted Employee Handbook | |
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Write It Yourself but Have an Attorney Review It | |
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Ethical Dilemma | |
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Be Clear, Concise, and Consistent | |
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Setting the Proper Tone in the Introduction | |
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Legal Issues and Disclaimers | |
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Probationary Period, Trial Period, or Training Period? | |
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What to Include in the Employee Handbook | |
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Hands-on HRM | |
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Advertising and Recruiting | |
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Chapter Objectives | |
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HRM in Action | |
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The Labor Market and the Labor Pool | |
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The Internet Expands the Labor Market | |
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Tales from the Field | |
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Smaller Operations Have Some Advantages | |
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Employee Turnover | |
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Tales from the Field | |
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Identifying Potential Job Applicants | |
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Employee Referrals | |
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Paying a Referral Bonus | |
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Recruiting Is Marketing | |
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Walk-In Applicants | |
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Ethical Dilemma | |
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Walk-In Applicants Should Be Welcome | |
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Advertising for Job Applicants | |
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Help-Wanted Ads Have Some Limitations | |
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Diversity-The New Workforce | |
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Targeting the New Workforce | |
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Hot Buttons | |
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Language Solutions for Managers and Supervisors | |
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Hands-on HRM | |
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Applications, Interviews, and Background Checks | |
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Chapter Objectives | |
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HRM in Action | |
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The Job Application | |
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Tales from the Field | |
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A Fact-Finding Form | |
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Personal Data | |
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Employment Status | |
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Education and Skills | |
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Work History | |
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References | |
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Tales from the Field | |
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Signature Line | |
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Analyzing Application Forms | |
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Preparing for the Job Interview | |
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The Job Interview | |
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Process Is a Two-Way Street | |
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Conducting the Interview | |
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The Applicant Should Do Most of the Talking | |
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Don't Oversell the Position | |
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Check for Any "Knockout Factors" | |
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Closed-Ended and Open-Ended Questions | |
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Situational and Behavioral Questions | |
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How Long Should the Interview Last? | |
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Questions to Avoid | |
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The Job Offer | |
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The Act of the Employee | |
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Ethical Dilemma | |
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Background Checks | |
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Why Conduct Background Checks? | |
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Obtaining the Applicant's Permission | |
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Many Employees Have Skeletons in Their Closets | |
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Who Performs Background Checks? | |
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Who Should Be Checked? | |
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Reference Checks | |
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Should I Give References on a Previous Employee? | |
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Hands-on HRM | |
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Orientation and Training | |
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New-Employee Orientation | |
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Chapter Objectives | |
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HRM in Action | |
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Starting off on the Right Foot | |
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The Need for New-Employee Orientation | |
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Tales from the Field | |
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Benefits of Orientation | |
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The Benefits to the Company Overall | |
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The Benefits to the Supervisor and to Management | |
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The Benefits to the Employee | |
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Orientation Programs | |
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Ethical Dilemma | |
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Make New-Employee Orientation Fun | |
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Avoid Common Mistakes | |
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Work with a Checklist | |
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Before the New Employee Arrives | |
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First Day on the Job | |
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During the First Week | |
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Tales from the Field | |
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Hands-on HRM | |
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Training to Performance Standards | |
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Chapter Objectives | |
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HRM in Action | |
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Training Now and Development Later | |
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Benefits of Training and Development | |
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Tales from the Field | |
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Performance Standards and Needs Assessment | |
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Understanding Performance Management | |
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Ethical Dilemma | |
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Importance of Performance Standards | |
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Performance Standards and Training | |
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How to Set Performance Standards | |
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Determining Training Needs | |
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Approaches to Needs Assessment | |
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Determining Training Objectives | |
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Learning Principles | |
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Considerations When Selecting Training Techniques | |
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Training Methods | |
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Problems Associated with OJT | |
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Problems with Job Rotation and Cross-training | |
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Train the Trainer Programs | |
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Off-the-Job Training Methods | |
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Increased Use of Technology | |
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Other Training Methods | |
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Internships | |
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Role Playing | |
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Case Study | |
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Self-Study | |
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Evaluating Training | |
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Hands-on HRM | |
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Communication and Motivation | |
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Performance Appraisals that Work | |
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Chapter Objectives | |
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HRM in Action | |
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Everyone Benefits from Effective Performance Appraisals | |
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Informal and Formal Appraisals | |
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Common Performance Appraisal Problems | |
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Tales from the Field | |
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Understanding Rater Biases | |
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The Halo-or-Horns Effect | |
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The Error of Central Tendency | |
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The Leniency and Strictness Biases | |
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Cross-Cultural Biases | |
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Personal Prejudice | |
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The Recency Effect | |
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Similar-to-Me Bias | |
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Overcoming Obstacles and Reducing Errors | |
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Performance Appraisal Methods | |
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Ethical Dilemma | |
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Rating Scales | |
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Checklists | |
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Forced Choice Method | |
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Critical Incidents Method | |
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Behaviorally Anchored Rating Scales | |
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Self-Appraisals | |
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360-Degree Performance Appraisal | |
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Evaluation Interviews and Employee Counseling | |
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Legal Constraints in Performance Appraisals | |
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Hands-on HRM | |
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Effective Communication and Feedback | |
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Chapter Objectives | |
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HRM in Action | |
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The Communication Process | |
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An Example from Marriott | |
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Tales from the Field | |
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Which Communication Method Is Best? | |
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The Employee Grapevine | |
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Downward and Upward Communication | |
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Tales from the Field | |
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Verbal and Written Communication | |
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Ethical Dilemma | |
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The Information Superhighway | |
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Corporate Web-Surfing Policies | |
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Common Obstacles to Effective Communication | |
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Cultural Differences | |
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Differences in Background | |
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Prejudices and Perceptions | |
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Assumptions and Expectations | |
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Emotions | |
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Overcoming Barriers to Effective Communication | |
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Active and Passive Listening | |
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Providing Effective Feedback | |
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The Role of Positive Feedback | |
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The Role of Negative Feedback | |
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Guidelines for Providing Feedback That Works | |
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Hands-on HRM | |
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Employee Discipline | |
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Chapter Objectives | |
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HRM in Action | |
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Causes for Discipline | |
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Rules and Procedures Are Vaguely Written, Misunderstood, and Ignored | |
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Tales from the Field | |
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How to Ensure Acceptance and Compliance | |
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Employees Lack Sufficient Abilities, Knowledge, Skills, or Aptitude | |
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Employees Have Personality and Motivational Problems | |
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Troublesome Environmental Factors | |
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Preventive and Corrective Discipline | |
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Oral or Verbal Warning | |
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Written Warning | |
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Suspension | |
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Ethical Dilemma | |
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Termination | |
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Six Discipline Don'ts | |
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Don't Regard Discipline as Punishment | |
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Don't Make Discipline a Me Against You Confrontation | |
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Don't Do Too Little Too Late | |
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Don't Create New Rules "on the Fly" | |
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Don't Take a Nonprogressive Approach Unless Unavoidable | |
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Don't Ignore the Root Causes | |
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Five Discipline Dos | |
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Do Thoroughly Investigate | |
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Do Confront the Employee | |
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Do Get a Commitment | |
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Do Use Progressive Discipline When Possible | |
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Do Follow Up on Employee Discipline | |
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When to Terminate an Employee | |
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Legal Implications When Terminating an Employee | |
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Guidelines for Terminating an Employee | |
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Hands-on HRM | |
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Employee Motivation through Quality Leadership | |
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Chapter Objectives | |
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HRM in Action | |
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Relationship between Leadership and Motivation | |
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Motivational Theories | |
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Early Theories of Motivation | |
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The Traditional Model | |
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Tales from the Field | |
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The Human Relations Model | |
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The Human Resources Model | |
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Later Theories of Motivation | |
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Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs | |
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Herzberg's Motivation-Hygiene Theory | |
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Modern Approaches to Motivation | |
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The Expectancy Approach | |
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Implications for Hospitality Managers | |
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Ethical Dilemma | |
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Making the Reward System Cost-Effective | |
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The Equity Theory | |
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Putting Motivational Practices to Work | |
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Employees Seek Praise | |
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Employees Seek Convenience | |
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Employees Seek Fun | |
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Employees Seek Money | |
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Employees Seek Importance | |
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Employees Seek Success | |
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Employees Seek Advancement | |
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What Is Leadership? | |
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Early Leadership Theories | |
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Modern Views and Charismatic Leadership | |
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Formal and Informal Authority | |
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Deciding Whom to Promote | |
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Technical Skills | |
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Human Relations Skills | |
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Conceptual Skills | |
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What's Your Style? | |
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Which Style Is Best? | |
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Hands-on HRM | |
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Index | |