Describe the different roles and processes maintained by Human Resources.

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 Nur 492 Human Resource Policy Presentation

Prepare a 4- to 5-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation with speaker notes on one of the topics and describe the law or policy and how a workplace of your choosing would be able to demonstrate compliance with it. Your presentation should include the following:

 

  • Describe the different roles and processes maintained by Human Resources.
  • Describe the need for job analysis and its effects for the organization.
  • How are staffing mix and levels determined?
  • Are regular performance appraisals completed in your workplace?
  • What is the purpose of these reviews?
  • Are the reviews tied to monetary rewards?

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