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| 2. | A contract negotiated between the union and employer, outlining terms and conditions of employment (2 Words) |
| 3. | An informal communication system that arises spontaneously from the social interaction of people in the organization |
| 6. | A government-appointed third party attempts to bring together the parties to reconcile their difference. In most Provinces, this occurs before a strike or lockout. |
| 7. | Skills, knowledge, and behaviours that distinguish high performance in a broad role, function, or level of the organization |
| 8. | The process of enhancing an employee’s future value to the organization through careful career planning (3 Words) |
| 11. | ____ pay is a performance-linked approach that involves using of variety of methods (business and special incentives, individual performance incentives, profit-sharing, gainsharing) |
| 12. | ______ costs of injuries include lost wages, first aid and medical treatment, rehabilitation, disability compensation |
| 15. | Familiarizes new employees with their roles, the organization, its policies, and other employees. |
| 18. | Acronym for comprehensive company programs that seek to help employees to overcome their personal and work-related problems |
| 22. | A planned effort by an organization to make possible the learning of job-related behaviour, i.e., to do their present jobs |
| 23. | When just cause for dismissal does not exist, a dismissed employee must be provided with this (or pay-in-lieu of this) |
| 24. | Attempts to reduce the subjectivity and biases of subjective performance measures by using descriptions of effective and ineffective performance provided by a variety of sources (acronym) |
| 26. | Cash and non-cash rewards employees receive in exchange for their work |
| 27. | ____ a type of discipline whereby there are stronger penalties for repeated offences including verbal reprimand, written reprimand, suspension, discharge for cause |
| 28. | Achievable and realistic targets to which actual outcomes can be compared |
| 29. | The _____ effect occurs when a rater’s personal opinion of the employee sways the rater’s measurement of performance |
| 30. | Condition of mental, emotional, and sometimes physical exhaustion that results in substantial and prolonged stress |
| 31. | The length of the worker’s employment, which may be used for determining order of promotion, layoffs, vacation, etc. in unionized environments |
| 33. | ______ pay is directly linked to an employee’s performance or productivity |
| 35. | Also known as human factors engineering—focuses on the interaction between employees and their working environment |
| 36. | Process whereby disputing parties choose voluntarily to reconcile their differences through a third party |
| 37. | A harmful physical and emotional response |
| 38. | _____ compensation consists of benefits and services |