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Chapter-9: Employee Orientation,

Placement & Separation


Dr. Ummya Salma
Associate Professor, Management Studies
Faculty of Business Studies
Bangladesh University of Professionals
*Employee Orientation

A procedure for providing new employees with basic background


information about the firm.
Benefits of Orientation

• Welcome new employee

• Provides essential information

• Helps you get to know the employee and assess training needs

• Create a Positive 1st Impression

• Reduce turnover
Impact of Orientation

• On Employee Productivity

• On Employee Turnover
Socialization

• Socialization is the ongoing process through which an employee


begins to understand and accept the values, norms and beliefs
held by others in the organization.
**Employee Placement

• Placement is the assignment or reassignment of an employee to


a new job.
Types of Employee Placement

• Promotion

• Transfer

• Demotions
Types of Employee Placement…contd

• Promotion

• A promotion occurs when an employee is moved from a job to


another position that is higher in pay, responsibility or
organizational level.
Types of Promotion

Promotion

Merit- Seniority-
based based
Types of Promotion

• Merit-based

• It occur when an employee is promoted because of superior


performance in the current job.

• Seniority-based

• It occur when an employee has the longest length of service


with the employer.
Types of Employee Placement…contd
• Transfer
It occur when an employee is moved from one job to another position that is
relatively equal in pay, responsibility, or organizational level.

Demotions
It occurs when an employee is moved from one job to another position that is
lower in pay, responsibility or organizational level.
• Bumping
***Employee Separations
• A separation is a decision that the individual and the organization
should part.
• Separation can take several forms such as:
• Temporary leave of absence
• Attrition
• Layoffs
• Termination
Types of Separations
• Temporary leave of absence

• Employees sometimes need to leave their job temporarily.

• Medical
• Family
• Educational
• Recreational
• Other motives
Types of Separations

• Attrition

• It is the normal separation of people from an organization as a


result of resignation, retirement or death.

• Layoffs:

• Layoffs entail the separation of employees from the


organization for economic or business reason.
Types of Separations

• Termination:

• It is a broad term that encompasses permanent separation from


the organization for any reason.
• Severance Pay: It is given to the employees who are being permanently
separated.
• Outplacement: Effort made by the employer directly or indirectly to
help a recently separated worker to find a job.
• Supervisor's Checklist for New Employee Orientation

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