Human Resources – Memo
Company SECURE-U is a manufacturer of security systems for residential customers. The company has 1 plant and head office in Toronto and is non-unionized. In addition to the manufacturing and sales, they distribute, install, and service security systems, for residential customers. The Company employs 274 employees: 162-hourly assembly and service workers, 40-Sales, 12-Marketing, and 60-Administration (Management, HR, Finance, etc.). The President of SECURE-U feels very strongly that diversity is equivalent to “hiring quotas” and he believes that the Employment Equity legislation will force him to hire people from different backgrounds that are unqualified, just to meet government “quotas.”
Assume the role of an HR Manager for this Company, and prepare a memo to the President, explaining why diversity is a good business initiative, not just a legal requirement.
Human Resouces – Scenario
John was hired to the company as an Assistant Brand Manager 2 years ago, and is a high potential employee. John was hired directly after graduation from an MBA program at a prestigious Canadian school and is viewed to be a future Vice-President. His performance ratings are at the top of the scale. The issue with John is his teamwork skills; he tends to rub his colleagues the wrong way and clearly wants to run the show and do things his way. His accomplishments and creativity have lead to some excellent results but complaints about his independent, dominating style are concerning. Another observation is his reports appear to be disorganized and his data is sometimes inaccurate. As the HR Manager, you need to recommend how to set John on the right path. The Company definitely doesn’t want to lose him, so we want to address his developmental area and keep him challenged.
Given this scenario:
1. List 3 learning opportunities for John.
2. Explain how each will support John’s career development and keep him challenged and committed to the Company.
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