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Abhijeet S
DIC Entertainment (pronounced "deek") was an international film and television production company. In addition to animated (and occasionally live-action) television shows such as Ulysses 31 (1980), Inspector Gadget (1983–1986), The Real Ghostbusters (1986–1991), and the first two seasons of the English adaptation of Sailor Moon (1995–1998), DIC produced live-action feature films while under Disney, including 1998's Meet the Deedles and 1999's Inspector Gadget.
It was founded in 1971 as DIC Audiovisuel by Frenchman Jean Chalopin in Paris, as a subsidiary of Radio-Television Luxembourg (RTL). "DIC" was originally an acronym for Diffusion, Information et Communication. The company was also known as The Incredible World of DiC, DiC. Audiovisuel, DiC Enterprises, DIC Animation City and DIC Productions. In 2008, DiC merged with Cookie Jar Group and then was absorbed into Cookie Jar Entertainmen
RECRUITMENT, SELECTION, AND ORIENTATION
Implement sourcing strategies that attract applications from a diverse range of high-performing
candidates
Implement a transparent selection process that ensures objective selection using relevant criteria
Implement orientation processes that ensure that new staff are aware of Center values, key policies,
and procedures
PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT
Implement a cyclical performance management system in which performance targets are agreed
between staff and supervisors and evaluated and reset at least annually
Align research staff performance appraisal criteria with agreed research success factors
STAFF DEVELOPMENT
Establish an overall framework for staff development
Link staff development with performance management processes and track this through
development plans
CODES OF CONDUCT
Implement a framework to guide staff on expected personal and business conduct in the workplace
Publish guidelines on various aspects of personal and business conduct
REMUNERATION AND REWARDS
Implement a professional job evaluation system to determine job levels and compensation
Clearly define, communicate, and apply in selection processes the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and
performance levels required for career progression
ADMINISTRATION OF BENEFITS
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Implement systems to streamline the management of benefit transactions
Maintain effective filing systems to support administration of benefits
Good Practice Note –Human Resource Management 3
EXIT PROCEDURES
Conduct exit interviews with departing staff
Implement sign-off procedures for departing staff with respect to handover of Center equipment and
resources in their custody and research data for their projects
The HRM field has increasingly become values driven with employee-centered HRM practices increasing advocated. In recent years, there have been changes in how employees are managed in the organizations. These is due to the changing business environment and the increasing pressure on organizations by the government and other regulating bodies to develop more employee-centered policies and practices. These changes reverberated in the area of Human Resource Management. Indeed, the HR department has undergone changes and the HR Manager’s roles and responsibilities have changed over the years. There is also a major change in Human Resource Development (HRD) as more and more organizations are taking the Humanistic value-based approach to HRD (McGuire et al 2005). Ulrich (1997) argues that the HR Manager of today needs to fulfill new roles. Ulrich’s (1997) model of HR roles seeks to focus HR delivery on a framework that promotes specialist knowledge and positions it to deliver on the challenges presented to HR. These challenges are:
* Strategy
* Financial Performance
* Change Management
* Business Performance Improvement
In Ulrich’s model, each role combines to focus on delivering improvement with the function and within the business. The new roles of the HR manager according to Ulrich
It was founded in 1971 as DIC Audiovisuel by Frenchman Jean Chalopin in Paris, as a subsidiary of Radio-Television Luxembourg (RTL). "DIC" was originally an acronym for Diffusion, Information et Communication. The company was also known as The Incredible World of DiC, DiC. Audiovisuel, DiC Enterprises, DIC Animation City and DIC Productions. In 2008, DiC merged with Cookie Jar Group and then was absorbed into Cookie Jar Entertainmen
RECRUITMENT, SELECTION, AND ORIENTATION
Implement sourcing strategies that attract applications from a diverse range of high-performing
candidates
Implement a transparent selection process that ensures objective selection using relevant criteria
Implement orientation processes that ensure that new staff are aware of Center values, key policies,
and procedures
PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT
Implement a cyclical performance management system in which performance targets are agreed
between staff and supervisors and evaluated and reset at least annually
Align research staff performance appraisal criteria with agreed research success factors
STAFF DEVELOPMENT
Establish an overall framework for staff development
Link staff development with performance management processes and track this through
development plans
CODES OF CONDUCT
Implement a framework to guide staff on expected personal and business conduct in the workplace
Publish guidelines on various aspects of personal and business conduct
REMUNERATION AND REWARDS
Implement a professional job evaluation system to determine job levels and compensation
Clearly define, communicate, and apply in selection processes the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and
performance levels required for career progression
ADMINISTRATION OF BENEFITS
•
•
Implement systems to streamline the management of benefit transactions
Maintain effective filing systems to support administration of benefits
Good Practice Note –Human Resource Management 3
EXIT PROCEDURES
Conduct exit interviews with departing staff
Implement sign-off procedures for departing staff with respect to handover of Center equipment and
resources in their custody and research data for their projects
The HRM field has increasingly become values driven with employee-centered HRM practices increasing advocated. In recent years, there have been changes in how employees are managed in the organizations. These is due to the changing business environment and the increasing pressure on organizations by the government and other regulating bodies to develop more employee-centered policies and practices. These changes reverberated in the area of Human Resource Management. Indeed, the HR department has undergone changes and the HR Manager’s roles and responsibilities have changed over the years. There is also a major change in Human Resource Development (HRD) as more and more organizations are taking the Humanistic value-based approach to HRD (McGuire et al 2005). Ulrich (1997) argues that the HR Manager of today needs to fulfill new roles. Ulrich’s (1997) model of HR roles seeks to focus HR delivery on a framework that promotes specialist knowledge and positions it to deliver on the challenges presented to HR. These challenges are:
* Strategy
* Financial Performance
* Change Management
* Business Performance Improvement
In Ulrich’s model, each role combines to focus on delivering improvement with the function and within the business. The new roles of the HR manager according to Ulrich
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