Job analysis is the process of identifying and determining the components and requirements of a job. It is important for producing job descriptions, employee selection, training, personnel planning, performance appraisal, job classification, job evaluation, job design, and legal compliance. A job analysis identifies the tasks performed, knowledge, skills, abilities, and other characteristics (KSAOs) required to perform the job successfully. It is typically conducted through gathering existing information, interviews, observations, and job participation. The results are used to develop job descriptions and inform various HR functions. Common job analysis methods examine work activities, tools/equipment, work environment, and required competencies. Job evaluation determines internal pay equity by assessing compensable job factors, their levels,
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IO PSYCHOLOGY CHAPTER 2 - JOB ANALISIS AND EVALUATION
Job analysis is the process of identifying and determining the components and requirements of a job. It is important for producing job descriptions, employee selection, training, personnel planning, performance appraisal, job classification, job evaluation, job design, and legal compliance. A job analysis identifies the tasks performed, knowledge, skills, abilities, and other characteristics (KSAOs) required to perform the job successfully. It is typically conducted through gathering existing information, interviews, observations, and job participation. The results are used to develop job descriptions and inform various HR functions. Common job analysis methods examine work activities, tools/equipment, work environment, and required competencies. Job evaluation determines internal pay equity by assessing compensable job factors, their levels,
Job analysis is the process of identifying and determining the components and requirements of a job. It is important for producing job descriptions, employee selection, training, personnel planning, performance appraisal, job classification, job evaluation, job design, and legal compliance. A job analysis identifies the tasks performed, knowledge, skills, abilities, and other characteristics (KSAOs) required to perform the job successfully. It is typically conducted through gathering existing information, interviews, observations, and job participation. The results are used to develop job descriptions and inform various HR functions. Common job analysis methods examine work activities, tools/equipment, work environment, and required competencies. Job evaluation determines internal pay equity by assessing compensable job factors, their levels,