Question 1 Talent management looks at how an organisation uses the skills of its workforce in order to maintain competitive advantage. Which of the areas listed below would not be part of a talent management programme? Leadership development Recruitment and selection Succession planning Payroll processing
Question 2 Talent management programmes can help motivate staff and make them more productive, which in turn benefits the organisation. One of the following benefits is imaginary, which is it? Able to develop skills with a career path in mind Organisations receive favourable tax incentives for implementing talent management programmes More motivation as the employer is supporting employee development The organisation is able to identify skills gaps in the workforce
Question 3 Internal labour markets can often be the main source of future labour requirements from within an organisation. Which of the following IS NOT an example of the use of an internal labour market? Promotion in an organisation In-house succession planning Company talent management schemes Headhunting
Question 4 External labour markets provide labour solutions/appointments which are found from outside the organisation. From the list below select the example of the internal labour market solution. Selection from a national pool of candidates Redeployment Headhunting Relocation from another country
Question 5 One of the aspects of recruitment listed below is an example of an external labour market. Which is it? Management succession In-house promotion Hiring via a local recruitment agency Job rotation
Question 6 HR planning is affected by a variety of factors, including those listed below. However one of them is not a factor in HR planning – select which one this is. Employee Turnover Recruitment and selection Natural Wastage Payroll systems
Question