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    Job Sharing

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    GROUP ASSIGNMENT : Job Sharing Introduction Reality Check: The most apt analogy could be a Relay Race. In a Relay Race the baton is constantly handed over amongst the team. Job Sharing -- a 2 member Relay. Studies show that employees who equally value their work and family contribution are among their most committed and productive employees. Also‚ for executive women who want to maintain acceleration in their career‚ but also want to spend more time with their family‚ job sharing programs offer

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    MOBILINK Use goals and feedback:  Mobilink consider that employees should have hard but realistic‚ specific goals‚ as well as feedback on how well they are faring in pursuit of those goals.  Mobilink have shift work and therefore they know that the job characteristics are very important in order to motivate employees and they work a lot with this issue. The managers in the Mobilink has to give daily feedback to their employees and listen to conversations on what to improve  MOBILINk Allow employees

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    Job Attitude

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    hours. Also please read the note on the last page about reverse scoring of questions. Job Satisfaction (Brayfield & Rothe‚ 1951) There is a definition of job satisfaction in the textbook on p. 110. Please indicate your agreement with the following items: Responses are to scored on a 7-point scale from (1) strongly disagree to (7) strongly agree. 1. I feel fairly satisfied with my present job. _______ 2. Most days I am enthusiastic about my work. _______ 3. Each day of work

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    Looking for a Job

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    Looking for a Job? You have probably already thought about steps to undertake to find a job. Some of you may be working‚ others are still looking for a post. Whatever we do‚ we will work one day‚ and this time I would like to give you some useful vocabulary in English. What is a Job? It is what we do regularly to earn money (most often)‚ especially in a particular company or for a person There are different types of jobs First of all‚ it can be full-time‚ i e a job that you do for at least the

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    Teen Jobs

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    2012 Working as a Teen It is important for teens to have a job in high school because of all the great aspects they can get out of it. Jobs give teens a leap of confidence and teach them independence. Working after school is an incredible way for teens to learn the importance of responsibility. They will have the opportunity to get a taste of the real world and prepare for the future. Having a job while in high school will teach a young teen how to get along and collaborate with

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    On the Job Training

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    Part I Introduction On the Job Trainee (OJT) is one of the best training methods because it is planned‚ organized and conducted at the employee’s worksite. OJT will generally be the primary method used for broadening employee skills and increasing productivity. It is particularly appropriate for developing proficiency skills unique to an employee’s job‚ especially jobs that are relatively easy to learn and require locally owned equipment and facilities. OJT is dependent upon

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    Job Interview

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    VIDEO OF JOB INTERVIEW (SCRIPT) Cast: Speaker – Insyirah Interviewer & Receptionist – Venn Fang Actor 1 – Zhuoying Actor 2 – Andy *THERE MIGHT BE CHANGES IN THE CAST* 1st Scene – Location: In a room before going for interview Things to prepare: Laptops‚ Hand phones‚ writing papers‚ stationaries‚ casual & formal attires Actor 1 & Actor 2 – Nervous & panic‚ do not know what should do in order to prepare for a job interview. *PAUSE* Speaker:

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    Job Stress

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    order to be productive. Minimal stress or sometimes referred to as positive stress gives energy to individuals to perform their tasks. Lack of positive stress in a teacher’s daily job for example‚ can cause problem‚ the same as too much negative stress can create tension for the person. In many countries teacher’s job is often considered as one of the most stressful profession. In the last two decades‚ intensive researches have been carried out in USA and Europe concerning the sources and symptoms

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    his or her work. Job satisfaction has been defined as a pleasurable emotional state resulting from the appraisal of one’s job;[1] an affective reaction to one’s job;[2] and an attitude towards one’s job.[3] Weiss (2002) has argued that job satisfaction is an attitude but points out that researchers should clearly distinguish the objects of cognitive evaluation which are affect (emotion)‚ beliefs and behaviours.[4] This definition suggests that we form attitudes towards our jobs by taking into account

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    JOB ANALYSIS AND SELECTION METHODS * `JOB ANALYSIS METHODS INDIVIDUAL INTERVIEW METHOD This method entails interviewing all employees for a particular position in an organization separately and then combining the result from different individuals into a single document. For this method to be effective the interviewer is required to ensure the interviee fully understands the reasons for the interview to avoid such interviews to be viewed as efficiency evaluation which may hinder them to describe

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