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1. Reasonable accommodation

2. Performance appraisals can be used for many purposes:

a form used by companies to solicit background and other information from prospective employees- performance feedback - training and development - personnel decisions - selection validation common appraisal errorswhat employees must do to make their workplaces accessible to people with disabilites. Examples of reasonable accommodations include widening work aisles - lowering countertops - and installing rampsa method of ranking employee in which a manager lists each of the employees on a separate sheet of paper and then chooses the best and puts him or her at the top - then chooses the worst and puts him or her at the bottom - chooses the second- best and places him or her second from the top - then chooses the second- worst and places him or her second from the bottom - and so on until the list is exhausted

3. Alternative ranking

4. Application blank

what employees must do to make their workplaces accessible to people with disabilites. Examples of reasonable accommodations include widening work aisles - lowering countertops - and installing rampsa form used by companies to solicit background and other information from prospective employees- performance feedback - training and development - personnel decisions - selection validation common appraisal errorsa method of ranking employee in which a manager lists each of the employees on a separate sheet of paper and then chooses the best and puts him or her at the top - then chooses the worst and puts him or her at the bottom - chooses the second- best and places him or her second from the top - then chooses the second- worst and places him or her second from the bottom - and so on until the list is exhausted

5. Drug free workplace act of 1988

what employees must do to make their workplaces accessible to people with disabilites. Examples of reasonable accommodations include widening work aisles - lowering countertops - and installing ramps- performance feedback - training and development - personnel decisions - selection validation common appraisal errorsdoes not require a drug- free work environment; however - it does require federal contractors who receive federal grants to establish policies and procedures that ensure that their organizations are free of drug abuse.a method of ranking employee in which a manager lists each of the employees on a separate sheet of paper and then chooses the best and puts him or her at the top - then chooses the worst and puts him or her at the bottom - chooses the second- best and places him or her second from the top - then chooses the second- worst and places him or her second from the bottom - and so on until the list is exhausted

6. General property orientation

what employees must do to make their workplaces accessible to people with disabilites. Examples of reasonable accommodations include widening work aisles - lowering countertops - and installing rampsa formal program presented by an employer to introduce to a new employee the organization's mission and values - and to cover such issues as insurance and benefits; usually conducted shortly after hiringa method of ranking employee in which a manager lists each of the employees on a separate sheet of paper and then chooses the best and puts him or her at the top - then chooses the worst and puts him or her at the bottom - chooses the second- best and places him or her second from the top - then chooses the second- worst and places him or her second from the bottom - and so on until the list is exhausted- performance feedback - training and development - personnel decisions - selection validation common appraisal errors

7. Critical incidents

what employees must do to make their workplaces accessible to people with disabilites. Examples of reasonable accommodations include widening work aisles - lowering countertops - and installing ramps- performance feedback - training and development - personnel decisions - selection validation common appraisal errorsa method of evaluating employees in which a manager keeps a log of significant incidents in which each employee was involved; employees are rated on how well they performed during these incidentsa method of ranking employee in which a manager lists each of the employees on a separate sheet of paper and then chooses the best and puts him or her at the top - then chooses the worst and puts him or her at the bottom - chooses the second- best and places him or her second from the top - then chooses the second- worst and places him or her second from the bottom - and so on until the list is exhausted

8. Central- tendancy error

a method of ranking employee in which a manager lists each of the employees on a separate sheet of paper and then chooses the best and puts him or her at the top - then chooses the worst and puts him or her at the bottom - chooses the second- best and places him or her second from the top - then chooses the second- worst and places him or her second from the bottom - and so on until the list is exhaustedan error that occurs when managers tend to rate all employees - regardless of their performance - near the midpoint on a scalewhat employees must do to make their workplaces accessible to people with disabilites. Examples of reasonable accommodations include widening work aisles - lowering countertops - and installing ramps- performance feedback - training and development - personnel decisions - selection validation common appraisal errors

9. Organization's chain of command

1) appeal first to their immediate supervisor 2) allows employee to appeal to any manager 3) typically require the formation of a committee of employees and managers 4) involves the use of mediators who listen to both sides- performance feedback - training and development - personnel decisions - selection validation common appraisal errorswhat employees must do to make their workplaces accessible to people with disabilites. Examples of reasonable accommodations include widening work aisles - lowering countertops - and installing rampsa method of ranking employee in which a manager lists each of the employees on a separate sheet of paper and then chooses the best and puts him or her at the top - then chooses the worst and puts him or her at the bottom - chooses the second- best and places him or her second from the top - then chooses the second- worst and places him or her second from the bottom - and so on until the list is exhausted

10. Pregnancy discrimination act of 1978

a method of ranking employee in which a manager lists each of the employees on a separate sheet of paper and then chooses the best and puts him or her at the top - then chooses the worst and puts him or her at the bottom - chooses the second- best and places him or her second from the top - then chooses the second- worst and places him or her second from the bottom - and so on until the list is exhaustedprior to enactment of the pregnancy discrimination act of 1978 - an employer could require an employee to take a pregnancy leave for a stipulated period or at a specific time in her pregnancy. This is no longer the case ! Today pregnancy is not longer viewed as a medical deficiency - but - rather - a condition - and is not a reason for discrimination except when a woker might be working with chemicals in her job or when her health is in danger.what employees must do to make their workplaces accessible to people with disabilites. Examples of reasonable accommodations include widening work aisles - lowering countertops - and installing ramps- performance feedback - training and development - personnel decisions - selection validation common appraisal errors

11. Vocational rehabilitation act of 1973

a method of ranking employee in which a manager lists each of the employees on a separate sheet of paper and then chooses the best and puts him or her at the top - then chooses the worst and puts him or her at the bottom - chooses the second- best and places him or her second from the top - then chooses the second- worst and places him or her second from the bottom - and so on until the list is exhaustedrequires all employers holding federal contracts of $25 - 000 or more to employ "qualified handicapped individuals" when "reasonable accommodations" can be made for them.what employees must do to make their workplaces accessible to people with disabilites. Examples of reasonable accommodations include widening work aisles - lowering countertops - and installing ramps- performance feedback - training and development - personnel decisions - selection validation common appraisal errors

12. Halo error

an error that occurs when a manager rates an individual highly in all categories just because the individual possesses one or two positive traits or behaviors that manager values- performance feedback - training and development - personnel decisions - selection validation common appraisal errorsa method of ranking employee in which a manager lists each of the employees on a separate sheet of paper and then chooses the best and puts him or her at the top - then chooses the worst and puts him or her at the bottom - chooses the second- best and places him or her second from the top - then chooses the second- worst and places him or her second from the bottom - and so on until the list is exhaustedwhat employees must do to make their workplaces accessible to people with disabilites. Examples of reasonable accommodations include widening work aisles - lowering countertops - and installing ramps

13. Traditional discipline

what employees must do to make their workplaces accessible to people with disabilites. Examples of reasonable accommodations include widening work aisles - lowering countertops - and installing rampstwo common approaches: the hot- stove approach and the progressive- discipline approach- performance feedback - training and development - personnel decisions - selection validation common appraisal errorsa method of ranking employee in which a manager lists each of the employees on a separate sheet of paper and then chooses the best and puts him or her at the top - then chooses the worst and puts him or her at the bottom - chooses the second- best and places him or her second from the top - then chooses the second- worst and places him or her second from the bottom - and so on until the list is exhausted

14. Essential functions of the job

- performance feedback - training and development - personnel decisions - selection validation common appraisal errorsa method of ranking employee in which a manager lists each of the employees on a separate sheet of paper and then chooses the best and puts him or her at the top - then chooses the worst and puts him or her at the bottom - chooses the second- best and places him or her second from the top - then chooses the second- worst and places him or her second from the bottom - and so on until the list is exhaustedlanguage in the americans with disabilities act the specifies that the disabled must not be barred from a job if they can perform the functions that are fundamental to performing the jobwhat employees must do to make their workplaces accessible to people with disabilites. Examples of reasonable accommodations include widening work aisles - lowering countertops - and installing ramps

15. Paired comparison

a method of ranking employee in which a manager lists each of the employees on a separate sheet of paper and then chooses the best and puts him or her at the top - then chooses the worst and puts him or her at the bottom - chooses the second- best and places him or her second from the top - then chooses the second- worst and places him or her second from the bottom - and so on until the list is exhaustedwhat employees must do to make their workplaces accessible to people with disabilites. Examples of reasonable accommodations include widening work aisles - lowering countertops - and installing rampsa method of ranking employees in which each employee is compared on a one- to- one basis with each other employee to determine an overall ranking. The employee who "wins" the most comparisons is ranked first - the employee who has the second highest number of wins is ranked the second - and so on- performance feedback - training and development - personnel decisions - selection validation common appraisal errors

16. Severity error

an error in a performance appraisal or job interview that results when managers rate employees or job applicants too severly- performance feedback - training and development - personnel decisions - selection validation common appraisal errorswhat employees must do to make their workplaces accessible to people with disabilites. Examples of reasonable accommodations include widening work aisles - lowering countertops - and installing rampsa method of ranking employee in which a manager lists each of the employees on a separate sheet of paper and then chooses the best and puts him or her at the top - then chooses the worst and puts him or her at the bottom - chooses the second- best and places him or her second from the top - then chooses the second- worst and places him or her second from the bottom - and so on until the list is exhausted

17. Employment at will

a method of ranking employee in which a manager lists each of the employees on a separate sheet of paper and then chooses the best and puts him or her at the top - then chooses the worst and puts him or her at the bottom - chooses the second- best and places him or her second from the top - then chooses the second- worst and places him or her second from the bottom - and so on until the list is exhaustedwhat employees must do to make their workplaces accessible to people with disabilites. Examples of reasonable accommodations include widening work aisles - lowering countertops - and installing ramps- performance feedback - training and development - personnel decisions - selection validation common appraisal errorsan employment policy stipulating that employers can discharge employees at any time for any reason

18. Semistructured interview

what employees must do to make their workplaces accessible to people with disabilites. Examples of reasonable accommodations include widening work aisles - lowering countertops - and installing rampsa method of ranking employee in which a manager lists each of the employees on a separate sheet of paper and then chooses the best and puts him or her at the top - then chooses the worst and puts him or her at the bottom - chooses the second- best and places him or her second from the top - then chooses the second- worst and places him or her second from the bottom - and so on until the list is exhaustedan interview in which an interviewer asks both planned and unplanned questions. Typically - the unplanned questions allow interviewers to ask for specific information about broad issues raised by the structured questions- performance feedback - training and development - personnel decisions - selection validation common appraisal errors

19. Leniency error

what employees must do to make their workplaces accessible to people with disabilites. Examples of reasonable accommodations include widening work aisles - lowering countertops - and installing ramps- performance feedback - training and development - personnel decisions - selection validation common appraisal errorsa method of ranking employee in which a manager lists each of the employees on a separate sheet of paper and then chooses the best and puts him or her at the top - then chooses the worst and puts him or her at the bottom - chooses the second- best and places him or her second from the top - then chooses the second- worst and places him or her second from the bottom - and so on until the list is exhaustedan error in a performance appraisal that results when managers rate employees too positively

20. Behavioral anchored rating scale (bars)

a method of evaluating employees in which managers rate employees on specific behaviors displayed- performance feedback - training and development - personnel decisions - selection validation common appraisal errorswhat employees must do to make their workplaces accessible to people with disabilites. Examples of reasonable accommodations include widening work aisles - lowering countertops - and installing rampsa method of ranking employee in which a manager lists each of the employees on a separate sheet of paper and then chooses the best and puts him or her at the top - then chooses the worst and puts him or her at the bottom - chooses the second- best and places him or her second from the top - then chooses the second- worst and places him or her second from the bottom - and so on until the list is exhausted

21. Regardless of how managers go about their orientation process - the following 5 approaches should be avoided

- performance feedback - training and development - personnel decisions - selection validation common appraisal errorswhat employees must do to make their workplaces accessible to people with disabilites. Examples of reasonable accommodations include widening work aisles - lowering countertops - and installing rampsa method of ranking employee in which a manager lists each of the employees on a separate sheet of paper and then chooses the best and puts him or her at the top - then chooses the worst and puts him or her at the bottom - chooses the second- best and places him or her second from the top - then chooses the second- worst and places him or her second from the bottom - and so on until the list is exhausted1) emphasis on paperwork. When too much emphasis is placed on human resources paperwork - employees may feel like they are not really part of the company 2) mickey mouse approach. When new employees are assigned easy jobs so they can get a feel for work - they may believe that they are not really considered capable or important. 3)sketchy overviews. When new employees are given incomplete infos and then are tossed into the job to either sink or swim. 4) suffocation. When new employees are given too much information - they often feel overwhelmed. 5) unrealistic job previews.

22. Graphic rating scale

- performance feedback - training and development - personnel decisions - selection validation common appraisal errorsa method of ranking employee in which a manager lists each of the employees on a separate sheet of paper and then chooses the best and puts him or her at the top - then chooses the worst and puts him or her at the bottom - chooses the second- best and places him or her second from the top - then chooses the second- worst and places him or her second from the bottom - and so on until the list is exhausteda method of evaluating employees in which managers rate employees on specific - measurable criteriawhat employees must do to make their workplaces accessible to people with disabilites. Examples of reasonable accommodations include widening work aisles - lowering countertops - and installing ramps

23. Management by objectives (mbo)

a method of ranking employee in which a manager lists each of the employees on a separate sheet of paper and then chooses the best and puts him or her at the top - then chooses the worst and puts him or her at the bottom - chooses the second- best and places him or her second from the top - then chooses the second- worst and places him or her second from the bottom - and so on until the list is exhausteda method of evaluating employs in which a manager meets with an employee and - with the employee's input - sets specific goals for the employee to attain; the manager and the employee meet later to assess the extent to which these goals were achievedwhat employees must do to make their workplaces accessible to people with disabilites. Examples of reasonable accommodations include widening work aisles - lowering countertops - and installing ramps- performance feedback - training and development - personnel decisions - selection validation common appraisal errors

24. Immigration reform and control act of 1986

a method of ranking employee in which a manager lists each of the employees on a separate sheet of paper and then chooses the best and puts him or her at the top - then chooses the worst and puts him or her at the bottom - chooses the second- best and places him or her second from the top - then chooses the second- worst and places him or her second from the bottom - and so on until the list is exhaustedwhat employees must do to make their workplaces accessible to people with disabilites. Examples of reasonable accommodations include widening work aisles - lowering countertops - and installing rampsthis law allows employers to show preference to u.s. citizens or nationals over aliens when hiring.- performance feedback - training and development - personnel decisions - selection validation common appraisal errors

25. Specific job orientation

- performance feedback - training and development - personnel decisions - selection validation common appraisal errorsa method of ranking employee in which a manager lists each of the employees on a separate sheet of paper and then chooses the best and puts him or her at the top - then chooses the worst and puts him or her at the bottom - chooses the second- best and places him or her second from the top - then chooses the second- worst and places him or her second from the bottom - and so on until the list is exhaustedwhat employees must do to make their workplaces accessible to people with disabilites. Examples of reasonable accommodations include widening work aisles - lowering countertops - and installing rampsthe process of introducing new employees to the specific tasks and behaviors of their jobs

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