Effective Staff Selection and Compensation Strategies

HR Management: Recruitment, Selection, and Compensation

Staff Selections and Planning

Internal Causes

Rotation: Rotation is expressed by the inflows and outflows of workers. It is caused by the organization to make substitutions aimed at improving human potential.

Absenteeism:

  1. Illness
  2. Unproven disease
  3. Family reasons
  4. Unintentional delays due to force majeure
  5. Need volunteers for personal reasons in June
  6. Difficulties and financial problems in July
  7. Low motivation to work
  8. Transportation problems
  9. Weak supervision
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Business Environment: Competitive Strategies & Legal Framework

Item 3: The Environment of the Company

The General Environment

The general environment is the global framework or set of factors and circumstances which apply equally to all firms in a given society or geographical area.

The Specific Environment

The specific environment is more specific and refers only to those factors influencing a group of companies that have common characteristics and concur in the same sector of activity.

General Environmental Factors

  1. Economics: Some factors have a more temporary
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Spanish Stock Market and Insurance Institutions: Operations and Regulations

The Stock Market: Organization and Trading Segments in Spain

There are four stock exchanges in Spain: Madrid, Bilbao, Barcelona, and Valencia. Currently, they are integrated into a holding company. Each exchange is managed and run by a leading company. All four exchanges are interconnected by a computer network called the Spanish Stock Exchange Interconnection System (SIBE), or continuous market, thus obtaining a single price for each security. The SIBE is managed by the company of exchanges. It

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Fundamentals of Marketing: From Barter to Modern Consumerism

Mercadologia – Lesson 1

Presentation

  • Professor’s introduction
  • Course objectives and menu overview
  • Student presentations

The Market: Key Characteristics

According to Economic Science, needs constantly increase while resources remain scarce.

  • Even with sufficient resources, unmet demand for specific products/services leads to price increases (e.g., Brazilian telephony before privatization).
  • Supply surplus or shortage indicates economic anomalies.

The Exchange System

The exchange system requires at least two

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International Trade: Benefits, Theories, and Barriers

International Trade Basics

When trade crosses national borders, it becomes international trade. Goods and services a country sells abroad are exports, and those that a country buys from other countries are imports. International trade is driven by several factors:

  • Unequal distribution of natural resources: Some countries possess unique resources, making them exporters.
  • Differences in consumer tastes: Trade can occur even between countries with similar production capabilities if consumer preferences
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Understanding Value, Wages, Rent, Interest, and Profit in Economics

Subjective Theory of Value

The subjective theory of value, also known as the marginal theory, is based on idealism. It posits that individuals make personal or subjective decisions to maximize satisfaction, which is measured and assessed individually.

  • Subjectivist utility refers to the ability of goods to satisfy human needs. Utility is linked to scarcity in determining an asset’s value.
  • As an individual possesses more of a good, they assign it a lower utility (value).
  • Law of diminishing returns: As
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