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| GEST0912-1 | Human resources management
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| Duration : | 30h Th |
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| Holder(s) : | Jean‑Pierre Voos |
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| Language : | Langue française |
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| Course contents : | I. Human Resources Management back in its context.
II. Analysis of the function "Skill Acquisition" : - Job analysis methods and techniques to build jobs referencials. - Corporate, Manpower & Career Planning. Predictive management tools. - Selection procedures & methods. - Acquisition & desacquisition cost. III. Incentives, or How to motivate skills financially ? : - Necessary steering tools. Risks if some are forgotten. - Analysis of an integrated pay policy model. -Methods to classify jobs and job qualifications, methods based on competences - Payroll cost. How to include a pay rise in the budget ? - Alternative pay practices: overview. - Social management charts. Social auditing. Social assessment. IV. Human Resources Management & Skill Development : - Career planning: illusions & realities... How to evaluate the potential ? - Training policy: detecting the needs. Training types. T raining program & financing. Training assessment. Deviation management. |
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| Course objective : | - To make differences between HR & Personal Management; - To deepen the knowledge of the major sub-functions of Human Resources Management; - To get students used to managing tools & procedures peculiar to People Management. |
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| Prerequisites : | RH 312 Staff Management |
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| Organization : | - Reference syllabus & background papers. - Presentations with illustrations, case studies and videos. - Guest presentations. |
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| Written notes : | Syllabus "Gestion opérationnelle des ressources humaines" (11è édition 2005)200 p
Many other different books. |
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| Assessment : | 1st session assessment : written work based on the application of a case (definition of a function and profile) ; oral exam on theory and mini case-studies 2nd session assessment : oral exam on theory and mini case-studies prolonged 2nd session assessment : oral exam on theory and mini case-studie |
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