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Job Analysis and Manpower Planning

ICSE · Class 12 · Business Studies

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Job Analysis – Meaning, Definitions, and Information Provided

  • Job analysis is a formal, scientific, and systematic study of a job to obtain all important facts about it.
  • It is performed on ongoing jobs – a job must already exist and someone must be performing it before it can be analysed.
  • Job analysis is part of overall work planning called 'Work Design'.
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Relevance (Uses) of Job Analysis

  • Organisational Design: Helps classify jobs and define authority, responsibility, and accountability clearly, minimising duplication.
  • Human Resource Planning: Provides information for forecasting manpower needs, planning promotions and transfers.
  • Recruitment and Selection: Job vacancies are advertised based on job description and specification derived from job analysis.
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Job Description – Meaning, Definitions, Relevance, and Specimen

  • Job description is a functional, written description of what a job entails.
  • It is descriptive in nature and tells us WHAT is to be done, HOW it is to be done, and WHY.
  • It is a written record of the authorised contents of a job – covering title, location, tasks, duties, responsibilities, working conditions, hazards, and relationships.
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Job Specification – Meaning, Definitions, and Relevance

  • Job specification is also called 'Man Specification' or 'Employee Specification'.
  • It is a statement of the MINIMUM acceptable human qualities required to perform a job properly.
  • It describes physical, mental, social, psychological, and behavioural characteristics a person must have.

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Job analysis is a formalA job description is a writtenA job specification is a writtenJob enlargement is the processJob enrichment is the process

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