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Instructions Center for Continuing Education - UPES
Human Resource Management
Assignment 2
Total Questions: 56
Total Marks: 100
Assignment Information :
The examination will consist of only Objective type (multiple choice) questions requiring candidates to Mouse-click their correct choice of alternatives
against the related question number. The questions would carry 1 to 5 marks each depending on the difficulty level of the question as indicated in the table
below:
The question paper will be for 100 marks and considering marks allotted to each question, the total number of questions would be around 56.
There will not be negative marking for wrong answers.
In case candidate does not want to attempt the question he I she should not mouse-click any option.
The students are allowed to save the responses and come back later to resume, complete and "Save and Submit" the assignment. However, if the
Due Date has expired, then the assignment will not be accessible and will be marked as zero. In such cases, the student can re-attempt the
assignment allocated after enrolling in the subsequent Semester.
Once submitted, that answer sheet cannot be retreieved for any editing. The student has to initiate a new attempt (if allowed), if he has submitted
the assignment by mistake.
The students are normally allowed 3 chances to attempt and submit the assignment. The number of attempts availed is displayed under the "Test
Information".
The Highest Grade of the 3 attempts shall be considered for grading.
The assignments are auto evaluated, and hence no chance of re-evaluation/re-totalling is allowed to the student.
QUESTION 1
Choose the right option-The question may have more than one correct answer.
Some of the important team-based incentive plans may be listed as :
1. Co-partnership: In this system, the worker gets his usual wages, a share in the profits of the company and a share in the
management of the company as well. Thus, employees share the capital as well as profits. When co-partnership operates
with profit-sharing the employees are allowed to leave their bonus with the company as shares (bonus shares). This system is
an improvement over all other systems of wage payment in that it implies both profit-sharing and control-sharing. It also offers
recognition of the claim of the dignity of labour as the worker is viewed as partner in the business. This would, in turn, create
a sense of belongingness among workers and stimulate them to contribute their best for the continued prosperity of the
company.
2. Towne plan: The main objective of this plan is to bring about cost reduction by foremen and workers. However, bonus is paid
upon a reduction in labour cost alone. A standard labour cost per unit for a particular period is determined and if actual labour
cost per unit is less than the standard labour cost, 50 percent of the saving in labour cost is distributed among workers and
foremen in proportion to their wages.
3. Scanlon plan: Under this plan, constant proportion (i.e., ratio of wages to sales value) of the added value of output is paid to
the workers who are responsible for the addition of the value. The added value is the change in market value (including profit)
resulting from an alteration in the form, location or availability of product service, excluding the cost of purchased materials or
services used in production.
4. Rucker plan: In this pla
change in market value
cost of bought-out mate
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5. Preistman’s production bonus: Under this system, a standard is fixed in terms of units or points. If actual output, measured
similarly, exceeds the standard, the workers will receive bonus in proportion to the increase. Therefore, this system can
operate in a factory where there is mass production of a standard product with little or no bottleneck.
QUESTION 2
QUESTION 3
Choose the right option-The question may have more than one correct answer.
A job description usually covers which of the following information?
1. Job title: Tells about the job title, code number, and the department where it is done. A good title will closely approximate the
nature of the work content and will distinguish the job from others.
2. Job summary: A brief write-up about what the job is all about.
3. Job activities: A description of the tasks done, facilities used, extent of supervisory help, etc.
4. Social environment: Size of work group and interpersonal interactions required to do the job.
QUESTION 4
Choose the right option-The question may have more than one correct answer.
In a more comprehensive manner, the purposes of promotion can be stated as:
1. To put an employee in a position where he will be of greater use to the organization and where he is expected to derive
increased personal satisfaction and have an increase in his emoluments.
2. To recognise an individual's performance and reward him for his work so that he may have an incentive to forge ahead. To
boost morale and encourage loyalty and help develop a sense of belongingness so far as an employee is concerned.
3. To promote job satisfaction and to motivate an employee to continue in the organization. To attract suitable and competent
employees to the organization and finally.
4. To provide opportunities to an employee (who has not succeeded in gaining promotion) to enhance his skills and abilities
required for superior performance.
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3. Blank Forms
4. None of the above
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4. Financial Level
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2. Behaviour modeling
3. Executive coaches
4. Executive orientation
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QUESTION 51
Choose the right option-The question may have more than one correct answer.
The information about the company provided to the new employees during the orientation process may include:-
1. Brief history
2. Operations and products
3. Organisational structure
4. Policies and practices
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QUESTION 53
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1. Organisational Development recognizes the importance of top management’s commitment, support, and involvement. It also
affirms a bottom-up approach when the culture of the organization supports such efforts to improve an organization. The
major focus of OD is on the total system and its interdependent parts.
2. It is a planned and long-range strategy for managing change, while also recognizing that the dynamic environment in which
we live requires the ability to respond quickly to changing circumstances. A primary, though not exclusive, goal of
Organisational Development is to improve organizational effectiveness.
3. Organisational Development is an interdisciplinary and primarily behavioral science approach that draws from such fields as
organization behavior, management, business, psychology, sociology, anthropology, economics, education, counseling, and
public administration.
4. The target of the change effort is the whole organization, departments, work groups, or individuals within the organization
and, as mentioned earlier, may extend to include a community, nation, or region. Organisational Development uses a
collaborative approach that involves those affected by the change in the change process.
QUESTION 54
Choose the right option-The question may have more than one correct answer.
The significance and advantages of career development both from organizations and employees' point of view can be summed up
as :
1. It reduces employee turnover by providing increased promotional avenues. It improves employee morale and motivation.
Career development programmes being an objective description of career progression, ensure equitable promotional
decisions even for women and minorities in an organization.
2. It enables organizations to man promotional vacancies internally, thereby, providing opportunities to reduce the cost of
managerial recruitment.
3. Employees' loyalty and commitment to the organization can be substantially increased and thereby organizations can enjoy
the privilege of increased employee productivity.
4. It reduces industrial disputes related to promotional matters and thereby provides opportunity to the organization to sustain
harmonious industrial relations. It ensures better utilisation of employees' skills and provides increased work satisfaction to
employee. It makes employees adaptable to the changing requirement of the organization
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QUESTION 56
Choose the right option-The question may have more than one correct answer.
The demerit(s) of external Sources of Recruitment is / are :
1. Hiring costs could go up substantially. Tapping multifarious sources of recruitment is not an easy task, either.
2. Existing employees who have put in considerable service may resist the process of filling up vacancies from outside. The
feeling that their services have not been recognised by the organisation, forces them to work with less enthusiasm and
motivation.
3. There is no guarantee that the organisation, ultimately, will be able to hire the services of suitable candidates. It may end up
hiring someone who does not ‘fit’ and who may not be able to adjust in the new set-up.
4. It takes time to advertise, screen, to test and to select suitable employees. Where suitable ones are not available, the process
has to be repeated.
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