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Employment Stability and Job Design: Terms and Definitions, Quizzes of Introduction to Business Management

Definitions for various terms related to employment stability policies and job design, including two types of employment stability policies, different types of work schedules, job enlargement, job expansion, job rotation, job enrichment, self-directed teams, specialization, and limitations of job expansion. Ergonomics is also defined as the study of the human interface with the environment and machines.

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TERM 1
two employment stability policies
DEFINITION 1
1. follow demand exactly 2. Hold employment constant
TERM 2
types of work schedules
DEFINITION 2
standard work schedule (5-8 days), flextime (employees
determine schedule), flexible work week (fewer but longer
days), part time (fewer, possibly irregular, hours)
TERM 3
job enlargement
DEFINITION 3
the grouping of a variety of tasks about the same skill level;
horizontal alignment
TERM 4
Job Expansion
DEFINITION 4
adding more variety to jobs, intended to reduce boredom
associated with labor specialization
TERM 5
job rotation
DEFINITION 5
a system in which an employee is moved from one
specialized job to another
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TERM 1

two employment stability policies

DEFINITION 1

  1. follow demand exactly 2. Hold employment constant TERM 2

types of work schedules

DEFINITION 2 standard work schedule (5-8 days), flextime (employees determine schedule), flexible work week (fewer but longer days), part time (fewer, possibly irregular, hours) TERM 3

job enlargement

DEFINITION 3 the grouping of a variety of tasks about the same skill level; horizontal alignment TERM 4

Job Expansion

DEFINITION 4 adding more variety to jobs, intended to reduce boredom associated with labor specialization TERM 5

job rotation

DEFINITION 5 a system in which an employee is moved from one specialized job to another

TERM 6

job enrichment

DEFINITION 6 a method of giving an employee more responsibility that includes some of the planning and control necessary for job accomplishment: vertical expansion TERM 7

self-directed

team

DEFINITION 7 a group of empowered individuals working together to reach a common goal TERM 8

specialization

DEFINITION 8 the division of labor into unique tasks TERM 9

limitations of job expansion

DEFINITION 9

  1. higher capital cost 2. individuals may prefer simple jobs 3. higher wage rates for greater skills 4. smaller labor pool 5. higher training costs TERM 10

ergonomics

DEFINITION 10 aka "human factors" the study of the human interface with the environment and machines