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ENIGMA- HR CROSSWORD

HELICS, IIM Lucknow

PLEASE READ THE INSTRUCTIONS BELOW:


 The answer of the question may or may not consist of 2 words in the crossword
 Every hint consists of number of alphabets given in the brackets
 Please modify the boxes and remove the numbers to fill in the answers
 The time limit is 30 mins and total number of questions is 15
 If two participants have the same score, then the one with least time will be
considered
 Please save the file in the following naming convention :
Teamname_InstituteName_ENIGMA
 Please upload this doc on the link given below:
https://forms.gle/xkyDhWvvfTSf9x8P6
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HINTS:-
Across

1. Describes jobs in environmental sectors, often referring to such work


as energy conservation and sustainability. ( 5,6 )
2. Termination notices issued by employers to employees. (4,4 )
3. one-time payment some employers provide when terminating an employee (
9,3
4. An appraisal method that aims at combining the benefits narrative and
quantified ratings by anchoring a quantified scale. ( 4 )
5. The concept is that employee motivation can be influenced by how aware
they are of being observed and judged on their work. ( 9,6 )
6. A law that sets wage rates for laborers employed by contractors working
for the government. ( 5,5,3 )
7. Offers to current employees aimed at encouraging them to retire early. (
6,9 )
8. A work arrangement under which employees can choose (at six-month
intervals) the number of hours they want to work each month over the next
year. ( 4,5 )

Down
1. An employee’s pay rate divided by the pay range midpoint for pay grade.
( 5,5 )
2. Recruitment where an employee is hired for the same position and
compensation as in their previous job. ( 7,6 )
3. An unauthorized strike occurring during the term of a contract. ( 7,6 )
4. Software utilized by hiring managers and recruiters which automate some
of the hiring process. ( 3 )
5. The total depletion of physical and mental resources caused by excessive
striving to reach an unrealistic work-related goal. ( 7 )
6. The value a person attaches to the reward. ( 7 )
7. A value that someone will not give up if a choice has to be made. ( 6,6
)

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