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Capturing utility judgments across jobs: toward understanding and generalizationDonnelly, Laura Ferri January 1985 (has links)
The recent increase in utility research has provided improved methods for estimating the standard deviation of performance in dollars. Subjective estimates of an individual's overall worth to the organization allow the utility of various organizational interventions to be evaluated. However, this research does little to illuminate the dimensions underlying supervisory judgments of utility.
The recent increase in utility research has provided improved methods for estimating the standard deviation of performance in dollars. Subjective estimates of an individual's overall worth to the organization allow the utility of various organizational interventions to be evaluated. However, this research does little to illuminate the dimensions underlying supervisory judgments of utility.
The policies underlying judgments of overall worth were captured to a substantial degree, with cross-validated R² values ranging from .46 to .69. A unit weighting scheme was applied to the six predictors, resulting in r² values that exceeded the cross-validated R² derived from regression analyses. This substantial predictability of utility judgments provided the capacity to generalize utility information from a sample of jobs to the population of interest.
Analyses comparing validity-based and utility-based clustering schemes explored the degree of convergence between the two approaches to classifying jobs. These analyses indicated that there was some overlap, with validity information being useful in establishing broad categories of jobs associated with similar utility-relevant attributes. At the same time, these analyses demonstrated that the two approaches were not equivalent.
Implications of this research are discussed, and several possible directions for future research are noted. It is suggested that such policy capturing procedures can enhance our understanding of judgments of overall worth, and expand the knowledge base upon which organizational decisions are made. / Ph. D.
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A comparison of job descriptions for nurse practitioners working in out-of-hours primary care services: implications for workforce planning, patients and nursingTeare, Jean A., Horne, Maria, Clements, G., Mohammed, Mohammed A. 02 December 2016 (has links)
Yes / To compare and contrast job descriptions for nursing roles in out-of-hours (OOH) services to obtain a general understanding of what is required for a nurse working in this job.
OOH services provide nursing services to patients either through telephone or face to face contact in care centres. Many of these services are newly created giving job opportunities to nurses working in this area. It is vital that nurses know what their role entails but also that patients and other professionals know how OOH nurses function in terms of competence and clinical role.
Design: Content analysis of OOH job descriptions.
Method: Content analysis of a convenience sample of 16 job descriptions of OOH nurses from 5 OOH care providers across England was undertaken. The findings were narratively synthesised, supported by tabulation.
Results: Key role descriptors were examined in terms of: job titles, managerial skills, clinical skills, professional qualifications and previous experience. Content analysis of each OOH job description revealed a lack of consensus in clinical competence and skills required related to job title although there were many similarities in skills across all the roles.
Conclusion: This study highlights key differences and some similarities between roles and job titles in OOH nursing but requires a larger study to inform workforce planning.
Relevance to clinical practice: OOH nursing is a developing area of practice which requires clarity to ensure patient safety and quality care.
What does this paper contribute to the wider global clinical community?
• There is a need for a consensus of opinion for nursing roles in OOH care linked to education, professional regulation and competence, based on expectations linked to particular job titles.
• Educational and professional standards are required for different roles, which has implications for the training of OOH practitioners.
• Health providers trying to meet the expectations of service users for 24 hour health care globally may invest in OOH nursing to meet demand
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'n Ondersoek na die rol van werkontleding in die uitvoering van funksionele personeelbedrywighede met verwysing na die Stadsraad van LichtenburgMuller, Catherina Elizabeth 11 1900 (has links)
Text in Afrikaans / Werkontleding word onderneem om die onderskeie funksies
wat in 'n instelling uitgevoer word, te ontleed en te
groepeer as pligte van individuele betrekkings wat in
die proses ge1dentifiseer word. Inligting wat op grond
van werkontleding verkry is, kan daartoe bydra dat die
uitvoering van personeelfunksies doeltreffend en
effektief geskied. 'n Li teratuurstudie en empiriese
narvorsing is in hierdie·studie onderneem om te bepaal
wat die rol van werkontleding in die ui tvoering van
funksionele personeelbedrywighede in die Stadsraad van
Lichtenburg is.
Empiriese navorsing is onderneem in al die Departemente
van die Stadsraad van Lichtenburg. Ten einde die doel
van die studie te verwesenlik is vier navorsingsvrae
gestel. Deur middel van vraelyste wat aan die
teikengroep gestuur is, is data oor die navorsingsvrae
ingesamel. Die empiriese studie het daarop gedui dat
inligting verkry op grond van werkontleding wel kan
bydra tot die effektiewe uitvoering van funksionele
personeelbedrywighede. Dies studie het egter ui tgewys
dat nie alle leidinggewende amptenare bewus is dat die
inligting op grond van werkontleding verkry,. die
uitvoering van hul personeelfunksies kan vergemaklik
nie. / respective functions performed in an institution, as
duties of individual jobs identified in the process.
Information gathered on the basis of the job analysis,
can contribute to the fact that the performing of
personnel functions transpires efficiently and
effectively. A literature study as well as empiricial
research were undertaken in this study to determine
'
what the role of job analyses is in the performing of
functional personnel activities in the City Council of
Lichtenburg.
.on the basis of job analysis can definitely contribute
to the effective performing of functional personnel
activities. The study indicated however, that not all
leadinq officials were aware that information gathered
on the basis of job analysis, could expedite the
performing of their personnel functions. / Public Administration / M.Admin. (Public Administration)
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'n Ondersoek na die rol van werkontleding in die uitvoering van funksionele personeelbedrywighede met verwysing na die Stadsraad van LichtenburgMuller, Catherina Elizabeth 11 1900 (has links)
Text in Afrikaans / Werkontleding word onderneem om die onderskeie funksies
wat in 'n instelling uitgevoer word, te ontleed en te
groepeer as pligte van individuele betrekkings wat in
die proses ge1dentifiseer word. Inligting wat op grond
van werkontleding verkry is, kan daartoe bydra dat die
uitvoering van personeelfunksies doeltreffend en
effektief geskied. 'n Li teratuurstudie en empiriese
narvorsing is in hierdie·studie onderneem om te bepaal
wat die rol van werkontleding in die ui tvoering van
funksionele personeelbedrywighede in die Stadsraad van
Lichtenburg is.
Empiriese navorsing is onderneem in al die Departemente
van die Stadsraad van Lichtenburg. Ten einde die doel
van die studie te verwesenlik is vier navorsingsvrae
gestel. Deur middel van vraelyste wat aan die
teikengroep gestuur is, is data oor die navorsingsvrae
ingesamel. Die empiriese studie het daarop gedui dat
inligting verkry op grond van werkontleding wel kan
bydra tot die effektiewe uitvoering van funksionele
personeelbedrywighede. Dies studie het egter ui tgewys
dat nie alle leidinggewende amptenare bewus is dat die
inligting op grond van werkontleding verkry,. die
uitvoering van hul personeelfunksies kan vergemaklik
nie. / respective functions performed in an institution, as
duties of individual jobs identified in the process.
Information gathered on the basis of the job analysis,
can contribute to the fact that the performing of
personnel functions transpires efficiently and
effectively. A literature study as well as empiricial
research were undertaken in this study to determine
'
what the role of job analyses is in the performing of
functional personnel activities in the City Council of
Lichtenburg.
.on the basis of job analysis can definitely contribute
to the effective performing of functional personnel
activities. The study indicated however, that not all
leadinq officials were aware that information gathered
on the basis of job analysis, could expedite the
performing of their personnel functions. / Public Administration and Management / M.Admin. (Public Administration)
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Die afbakening van die rol en funksies van die forensiese psigiatriese verpleegpraktisyn in 'n geselekteerde forensiese psigiatriese eenheid in die Wes-KaapEngel, Alexander Adolf January 2003 (has links)
Thesis (MCur)--Stellenbosch University, 2003. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: No clear description exists in S.A. of the role and functions of a forensic psychiatric nurse. The
researcher conducted a research project based on more than 20 years of practice experience to
define and describe the role and functions of the forensic nurse practitioner.
A non-experimental descriptive study was done. Questionnaires and checklists were compiled to
determine the perceptions of forensic psychiatric patients/clients (n =24) and nursing staff
(n = 15) .The nursing activities in a selected forensic psychiatric unit was evaluated through nonparticipative
observation.
Results indicated that:
• Patients experienced their environment as isolated and has a need for better support by the
nursing staff;
• Nursing staff indicated their need for more specific training in forensic psychiatric nursing;
and
• A need exists for specific protocols and procedures to guide his/her practice.
The recommendations are made that:
• A special training program for forensic psychiatric nursing needs to be planned and
implemented; and
• Procedures and guidelines must be established to guide the practice of the nurse
practitioner. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Daar bestaan in S.A. geen duidelike omskrywing van die rol en funksies van die forensiese
psigiatriese verpleegkundige nie. Die navorser het gegrond op meer as 20 jaar praktykervaring 'n
navorsingsprojek gedoen om die rol en funksies van die verpleegpraktisyn te definieer en te
omskryf.
'n Nie-eksperimentele, beskrywende studie is gedoen. Vraelyste en kontrolelyste is opgestel om
die persepsies van forensiese psigiatriese pasiënte/kliënte (n=24) en verpleegpersoneel (n=15) te
bepaal.
Die verpleegaktiwiteite in 'n geselekteerde forensiese psigiatriese eenheid is deur nie-deelnemende
observasie geëvalueer.
Resultate het daarop gedui dat:
• Pasiënte hulle omgewing as geïsoleerd ervaar en het 'n behoefte aan beter
ondersteuning deur die verpleegpersoneel;
• Verpleegpersoneel het aangedui dat hulle 'n behoefte het aan spesifieke opleiding in
forensiese psigiatriese verpJeging;en
• Daar 'n behoefte is aan spesifieke protokolle en prosedures om sy/haar praktyk te rig .
Die aanbevelings word gemaak dat:
• 'n Spesiale opleidingsprogram vir forensiese psigiatriese verpleging beplan en
geïmplementeer word; en
• Prosedures en riglyne daargestel moet word om die praktyk van die verpleegpraktisyn
te rig.
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The training, employment and job effectiveness description of public relations practitioners in BotswanaMokolwane, Shodzani Tina January 2015 (has links)
Thesis (MTech (Public Relations Management))--Cape Peninsula University of Technology, 2015. / Public relations (PR) is still a generally unexplored terrain in Botswana and many public relations practitioners (PRPs) are therefore experiencing challenges to either obtain worthwhile training and valid and applicable job descriptions or support from management where they are working. This is due to a large misunderstanding of what the profession entails. This career and study discipline certainly seems to be misconceived, misunderstood and misappropriated in many organisations and even in individual managers’ minds. Some of these misconceptions reflect that public relations is not sufficiently separated and distinguished from the other study fields and career descriptions in the discipline of communication studies, such as marketing, journalism, integrated marketing communications, corporate communication, branding, propaganda, publicity and advertising. This is a residual effect of earlier appointments of so-called public relations practitioners as the wine-and-dine attendees on the social circuit of a company who need to make a favourable impression of the business and the people on other stakeholders. There is no formal and professional public relations body in Botswana. The Public Relations Institute of Southern Africa (PRISA) is in the process of establishing a local chapter, which could be the beginning of an answer to the misconceptions about the country’s public relations industry. Qualitative and quantitative research approaches were used to collect data, the questionnaires were self-administered and the researcher carried out interviews. The triangulation method was used as one of the strategies to validate the research results. The total population of the study amounted to 110 participants. Unfortunately not all participants completed and returned the questionnaires, but 89 have completed and returned them, while seven interviewees participated. As for the collection of data, the pilot questionnaires were carried out with 18 participants and the pilot findings formed part of the research findings. For sampling of the population, the purposive or judgmental sample was used, based on the fact that the sample had knowledge on the researched title.
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Engaging Our Workforce: How Job Demands and Resources Contribute to Social Worker Burnout, Engagement and Intent to LeaveSchwartz, Sara Laura 01 January 2007 (has links)
Social worker stress and burnout are pervasive problems that harm workers, organizations, and clients. Past research has identified burnout, a psychological response to work stress, as an important predictor of intent to leave and ultimate turnover. An emerging body of research has examined work engagement, considered to be the opposite of burnout, as a predictor of retention. The problem of burnout and turnover within organizations employing social workers has been addressed in the literature for many years. This dissertation responded to a call in the literature for a greater emphasis on burnout prevention and enhancement of workforce engagement and retention. The three goals of the study were: (1) to measure levels of work engagement; (2) to examine the psychometric properties of two new instruments that measure burnout and engagement; and (3) to use the Job Demands-Resources model to test a hypothesized model of the unique relationships between job demands, resources, burnout, engagement and intent to leave.
Survey data were collected from 243 public child welfare workers employed with Oregon's Department of Human Services, Children, Adult and Families Division, Service Delivery Area 2 serving Multnomah County. Findings revealed that half of the workers were highly engaged and that engagement explained 18% of the variance of intent to remain employed. An alternative measure of burnout, the Oldenburg Burnout Inventory, demonstrated good internal consistency, convergent validity with the MBI, and explained 26% of the variance of intent to leave. A series of path analyses indicated support for a partially-mediated model. The findings demonstrate that burnout and engagement mediate the effects that demands and resources have on intent to leave. Supervisor support exerted both direct and indirect effects on intent to leave.
The results support the inclusion of work engagement in burnout research, demonstrate the psychometric soundness of two new instruments to measure engagement and burnout, and support the applicability of the Job Demands Resources Model to a sample of social service workers employed in public child welfare. The findings indicate that job demands and resources play an important role in worker intent to leave. Research, education, policy, and practice implications are addressed.
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A Comparative Study of the Stipulated, Assigned, and Acquired Duties of the Head and Assistant Football Coaches of the Class AA High Schools Within a Radius of 115 Miles of Grand Prairie, TexasAshton, Vernon C. 08 1900 (has links)
The purposes of this study are (1) to make a comparison of the stipulated, assigned, and acquired duties of the head football coaches of Class AA high schools within a radius of 115 miles of Grand Prairie, Texas; and (2) to make a comparison of the stipulated, assigned, and acquired duties of the assistant football coaches of Class AA high schools within a radius of 115 miles of Grand Prairie, Texas.
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A Study of the Demographic Status, Actual Role and Ideal Role of the Elementary School Assistant Principal in TexasAnthony, Dean Wade 08 1900 (has links)
This study analyzes the status and job functions of the 546 elementary school assistant principals in Texas during the 1985-1986 school year. It is concerned with the status of the position and the degree of responsibility assigned to the assistant principal for forty-eight specific job functions in the actual and ideal practice. A sample of 125 assistant principals, 125 supervising principals and a population of 135 superintendents whose districts employ assistant principals were included in the study. All three groups completed the role survey instrument. The results were analyzed by using the one-sample chi-square test to determine whether significant differences existed among the perceptions of the superintendents, principals, and assistant principals at the .01 level. The return rate was 60.8 percent for the assistant principals and principals and 84.6 percent for the superintendents.
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An exploration of the design of job descriptions in the South African Police Service / Incazo banzi yenkcazelo yomsebenzi wamaPolisa WomMzantsi Africa / Ho hlahlisoa ha tšebeletso ea litlhahiso tsa jobe tšebeletsong ea Mapolesa a South AfricaSmit, Lindie 01 1900 (has links)
The research entailed an exploration of the design of job descriptions (JDs) in the South African Police Service (SAPS). A JD represents an official document that defines general duties, tasks, and related job responsibilities. It details the job features and the essential abilities required to perform the job. JDs are fundamental and vital to outline the job duties harmonised with the relevant organisation’s policy, ethos, goals, mission, and vision. Participants in this study were purposefully chosen to conduct semi-structured interviews and focus groups with information-rich SAPS Human Resource (HR) practitioners from both the support and operational career streams, to gain their insights into and viewpoints on the JD processes in the SAPS. The National Head Office: Divisions: Human Resource Utilisation (HRU) and Operational Response Service (ORS) and the information-rich provincial HR practitioners who support and monitor the implementation of JDs in the SAPS were included in this study. The participants were asked to answer open-ended questions that aimed to explore the design of JDs in the SAPS. The interviews were recorded with the participants’ permission.
The recorded information was translated verbatim and analysed. The six fundamental themes that emerged are: value and benefits of JDs; processes to coordinate and monitor JDs to ensure effective management; the potential of JDs to enhance police performance; knowledge and skills for designing JDs; attitudes, experiences, and challenges of JDs; and recommendations of electronic JD systems. The topics were delineated using direct quotations from the participants as gained during the interviews. Opinions, experiences, administrative aspects, and criticism of the various features of JDs in the SAPS was explored. In summary, the research recommendations and conclusion were given. The results of this study show there are several factors that can enable and optimise inclusion in the effective designing process of JDs in the SAPS. / Ucwaningo lubandakanya ukuhlolisiswa komdwebo wezincazelo zemisebenzi (JDs) eNingizimu Afrika Amaphoyisa (SAPS). I-JD imelela idokhumenti esemthethweni echaza imisebenzi ejwayelekile, imisebenzi, kanye nemithwalo yemisebenzi ehlobene. It ichaza izici zomsebenzi kanye namakhono abalulekile adingekayo ukuze enze lo msebenzi. I-JDs iyigugu futhi ibalulekile ukuchaza imisebenzi ehambisana nomgomo wenhlangano efanele, izinhloso, izinhloso, umsebenzi kanye nombono. Abahlanganyeli kulolu cwaningo babekhethwe ngenhloso yokuqhuba izingxoxo ezihleliwe kanye namaqembu okugxila abasebenza nge-SAPS Human Resource (HR) abaqeqeshiwe abavela kuzo zombili ukusekela nokusebenza kwemifudlana yomsebenzi, ukuze bathole ukuqonda kwabo kanye nokubukwa kwizinhlelo ze-JD kuma-SAPS. I-Ofisi Eyinhloko Kazwelonke: Izigaba: Ukusetshenziswa Kwemithombo Yabantu (HRU) kanye ne-Operational Response Service (ORS) kanye nabasebenzi abacebile be-HR esifundazweni abanolwazi abaxhasa futhi baqaphe ukuqaliswa kwe-JDs kuma-SAPS bafakiwe kulolu cwaningo. Abahlanganyeli babuzwa ukuthi baphendule imibuzo evulekile ehlose ukuhlola ukuklama kwama-JD ku-SAPS. Lezi zincwadi zabhalwa nemvume yabahlanganyeli.
Ulwazi olurekhodiwe luhunyushwe ngokucacile futhi luhlaziywe. Izingqikithi eziyisithupha eziyisisekelo ezivela ziyizi: inani nenzuzo ye-JDs; izinqubo zokuxhumanisa nokuqapha i-JDs ukuqinisekisa ukuphathwa okuphumelelayo; ikhono lama-JDs ukuthuthukisa ukusebenza kwamaphoyisa; ulwazi namakhono wokwakha i-JDs; isimo sengqondo, okuhlangenwe nakho, nezinselelo ze-JDs; kanye nezincomo zezinhlelo ze-JD zobuchwepheshe. Izihloko zachazwa ngokucaphuno okuqondile kusuka kubahlanganyeli njengoba zitholakale ngesikhathi sokuxoxisana. Imibono, okuhlangenwe nakho, izici zokuphatha, nokugxeka izici ezihlukahlukene ze-JDs ku-SAPS kuhlolwe. Ngamafuphi, izincomo zocwaningo nesiphetho zanikezwa. Imiphumela yalolu cwaningo ibonisa ukuthi kunezici eziningana ezingasiza futhi zenzeke ukufakwa ekusebenzeni okuphumelelayo kwe-JDs kuma-SAPS. / Phuputso e kenyeletsa ho hlahloba moralo oa litlhaloso tsa mosebetsi (JDs) Lefapheng la Mapolesa a Afrika Boroa (SAPS). JD e emela tokomane ea molao e hlalosang mesebetsi e tloaelehileng, mesebetsi le mesebetsi e amanang le mosebetsi. E hlalosa lintlha tsa mosebetsi le bokhoni ba bohlokoa bo hlokahalang bakeng sa ho etsa mosebetsi. Li-JDs ke tsa motheo le tsa bohlokoa ho hlalosang mesebetsi e lumellanang le leano la mokhatlo o hlophisitsoeng, litokelo, lipakane, mosebetsi le pono. Barupeluoa thutong ena ba ne ba khethiloe ka boomo ho etsa lipuisano tse hlophisitsoeng hantle le lihlopha tse tsepamisisang maikutlo le basebeletsi ba ruileng ba SAPS Human Resource (HR) ba tšehetso le litšebeletso tsa mesebetsi e le hore ba fumane litlhaloso tsa bona le maikutlo a bona ka ts'ebetso ea JD SAPS. Lekala la Sechaba: Likarohano: Tšebeliso ea Lisebelisoa tsa Botho (HRU) le Tšebeletso ea Likarabo tsa Ts'ebetso (ORS) le basebetsi ba ruileng ba profinseng ba HR ba tšehetsang le ho shebella ts'ebetsong ea JDs ho SAPS ba kenyelelitsoe thuputsong ena. Barupeluoa ba ile ba botsoa hore ba arabe lipotso tse bulehileng tse neng li reretsoe ho hlahloba moralo oa JDs ho SAPS. Lipuisano li ngotsoe ka tumello ea barupeluoa.
Boitsebiso bo tlalehiloeng bo fetoletsoe ka mantsoe le ho hlahlojoa. Lihlooho tse tšeletseng tsa bohlokoa tse hlahang ke: boleng le melemo ea JDs; e sebetsana le ho hokahanya le ho hlahloba li-JD ho etsa bonnete ba hore tsamaiso e nepahetseng; bokhoni ba JDs ho ntlafatsa ts'ebetso ea mapolesa; tsebo le bokhoni ba ho theha JDs; boikutlo, liphihlelo le mathata a JDs; le litlhahiso tsa mekhoa ea JD ea elektronike. Lihlooho li hlalositsoe ka litlhaloso tse tobileng ho tsoa ho barupeluoa tse fumanoang nakong ea lipuisano. Maikutlo, liphihlelo, likarolo tsa tsamaiso, le ho nyatsa likarolo tse sa tšoaneng tsa JDs li SAPS li ile tsa hlahlojoa. Ka kakaretso, liphuputso le liphello li ile tsa fanoa. Liphello tsa phuputso ena li bonts'a hore ho na le lintlha tse 'maloa tse ka khonang le ho ntlafatsa ho kenngoa tshebetsong e sebetsang ea ho qapa li-JDs ho SAPS. / Police Practice / D. Litt. et Phil. (Police Science)
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