Employee Relations

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This entry level test introduces key concepts underpinning employee relations within an organisation, highlighting the significance of fostering positive interactions between staff and management. 

Geared towards newcomers in the HR field, the examination assesses the ability to cultivate a positive workplace culture and support employee engagament. Scenarios and questions evaluate understanding of various HR practices that drive job satisfaction and high morale.

The test emphasises conflict management and HR's role in mediation to encourage amicable work relations. Similarly, recognition and appreciation is presented as integral to sustaining employee motivation and dedication, ultimately mitigating employee burnout.

Procedural understanding is evaluated through items on employee satisfaction surveys and grievance procedures (tools central to identifying workplace issues and the expression of concerns). The test further covers legal and ethical HR-related aspects, such as compliance with non-discriminatory laws, like the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

Overall, this test provides a comprehensive introduction to HR responsibilities, featuring components such as onboarding, managing benefits and promoting workplace diversity and work-life balance. It accurately summarises a candidates' capabilities in navigating employee relations; specifically communication, collaboration, and conflict resolution.

Designed to access

  • Conflict Resolution

  • Cultural Competency

  • Communication Skills

  • Employee Engagement

  • Analytical Skills

Use this test to hire for

  • HR Analyst
  • Employee Relations Specialist
  • Recruitment Coordinator
  • Training and Development Coordinator
  • Diversity and Inclusion Officer

Question

What is the primary objective of employee relations?

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Question

Which of the following is an example of an employee engagement activity?

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Question

What does a supportive and engaged work culture promote?

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