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Microsoft Word - fin HC2101 Unit Outline, T1 2020 V03 (1).docx HOLMES INSTITUTE FACULTY OF HIGHER EDUCATION HC2101 Performance Management for HR – Group Assignment V01 Assessment Details and Submission Guidelines Trimester T1 2020 Unit Code HC2101 Unit Title Performance Management HR Assessment Type Group Assessment (Group of 4) Assessment Title Group report Purpose of the assessment (with ULO Mapping) Students able to: 1. Understand different methods and levels of measuring performance in organisations 2. Match people to job requirements – understanding job demands, situational factors and successful recruitment 3. Plan future HR needs taking into account new trends and changes in labour force demographics 5. Comply with relevant legal requirements 6. Demonstrate the capacity to express ideas, concepts and arguments in a logical and coherent written form conforming to relevant standards of academic writing. 7. Develop team skills Weight 30% of the total assessments (Group Report 30% ) Total Marks 30 marks for Group Report Word limit 2,500 words Due Date G Group Report: Friday 5th June, 2020 by 11:59PM in week 10; Pre Submission Guidelines • All work must be submitted on Blackboard by the due date along with a completed Assignment Cover Page. • The assignment must be in MS Word format, no spacing, 12-pt Arial font and 2 cm margins on all four sides of your page with appropriate section headings and page numbers. • Reference sources must be cited in the text of the report and listed appropriately at the end in a reference list using Harvard referencing style. Page 2 of 7 HC2101 Performance Management for HR – Group Assignment V01 Assignment 2 Specifications Topic: Workplaces today are undergoing dramatic changes and the future presents many challenges and opportunities for both HRM and employees. Technological change, particularly the development of artificial intelligence (AI) and new generation robotics, are said to represent a “third wave” of economic development that will displace current jobs and current employment patterns and will fundamentally impact upon the very fabric of society itself. Task: 1. Broadly discuss these trends and also discuss their impact at the societal level in 40 to 50 years’ time. Will society be better or worse overall for most people? 500 words 2. Select 3 occupations from the following list: General Medical Practitioner Data Analyst Environmental Scientist Accountant University Lecturer Recruiter a. Present data on the current demographics for these occupations in Australia as well as the changes in that group over the last 40 years. You must establish the size and composition of that occupational category going back to 1970 and analyse trends. b. Predict the future situation for your chosen occupations in 2060. Consider the major decline, no change or major improvement and indicate which is most likely and justify (500 words for each occupation, separate headings for each) 3. Finally, in your conclusion please discuss (500 words) a) What are the implications for employees today (i.e. different way of working, new skills etc.)? b) What are the implications for leaders and managers? Format Your report should be structured as follows: 1. Cover Page (Names of your group with student IDs, name of unit, word limit, date of submission) 2. Executive Summary (not more than one page, is not included in the word limit) 3. Introduction – AI and robotics (500 words) This states the purpose and structure of the paper and identifies the main theme or proposition(s) that you are trying to prove. It tells the reader what to expect. 4. Body - Choose 3 occupations and demonstrate changes over the last 40 years (500 words each) • In the body of the paper you are trying to build a logical argument that supports the main theme or proposition. The body needs to be consistent with what you have said you are going to do in the Page 3 of 7 HC2101 Performance Management for HR – Group Assignment V01 introduction. 2. Each paragraph should have a topic sentence, and the points you are making should reflect that topic. • Use a Human Resources Management (HRM) theory and examples to explain your argument. Remember that you are trying to present a logical, cohesive and clear analysis of the key issues that you have identified, and to use these to support your proposition or theme in a systematic way. • You only have 2500 words therefore you will need to be succinct and persuasive in presenting your argument. 5. Conclusion and recommendations (500 words) • A conclusion is not just a list of the key points you have made. You need to draw together your key points to demonstrate that you have supported your theme or proven your proposition(s). • The conclusion needs to be consistent with both the introduction and the body of the report. 6. Reference List Reference list should have a minimum of 8 academic references with links back to in-text citations. You are expected to research widely and build your knowledge from the expertise of others. Thus it is important for you to reference all your sources to: • To allow you or someone else to find the source of your information • To avoid plagiarism by acknowledging that you’ve used the ideas and work of others • To strengthen your arguments and add credibility by referring to expert ideas Reference list (a minimum of 8 academic references with links back to in-text citations). The reference list used within the Institute is the Harvard Referencing style. Please click the following link for further information: http://uow.libguides.com/refcite/uowharvard HOLMES INSTITUTE FACULTY OF HIGHER EDUCATION HC2101 Performance Management for HR – Group Assignment V01 Marking criteria (Group Report) – TBC Recommended Course of Action Recommendations are directly responsive to problems and provide effective, efficient, feasible recommendations. Responsibilities for actions are included Recommendations are actionable and responsive to problems. They’re effective, efficient, and feasible. Recommendations are adequate but need attention regarding who will implement them, how they’ll be implemented, and what needs to get done. Recommendations suggest simple solutions (such as outsourcing or hiring consultants) and are vague, unrealistic, expensive, too complex, or not related to problems. Grammar No grammatical errors exist. Few grammatical errors exist and don’t impede meaning. Some grammatical errors exist but generally don’t impede meaning. Numerous grammatical errors exist and impede meaning. Sources and referencing Report contains no errors in documentation (including citations, signal phrases, or References). Student introduces and analyses found information in a professional manner. Minimal documentation errors exist; student understands how to use signal phrases; cite sources; compile a References page; and in general, introduce and analyse found information. Some documentation errors exist but student generally understands how to use signal phrases; cite sources; compile a References page; and in general, introduce and analyse found information. Found information is not documented correctly. Errors exist with signal phrases, citations, and References. Found information is not introduced or analysed adequately. Page 5 of 7 HC2101 Performance Management for HR – Group Assignment V01 Task completion Student has understood the objectives of the task and completed the assignment as instructed and has made extensive references, more than 8 to the applicable theory throughout and where relevant. Student has understood the objectives of the task and mostly completed the assignment as instructed, with some mention of the applicable theories and has 8 references. Student has not fully understood the objectives of the task and makes little mention or referral to the applicable theories. Student has less than 8 references. Student has misunderstood the objectives of the task and failed to follow instructions, with no mention or referral to the applicable theories Total /30 Student Name Student Id Comments: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Page 6 of 7 HC2101 Performance Management for HR – Group Assignment V01 HOLMES INSTITUTE FACULTY OF HIGHER EDUCATION HC2101 Performance Management for HR – Group Assignment V01
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Table of Contents
Question 2    3
General Medical Practitioner (GP)    3
Data Analyst    3
Accountant    4
Question 3    5
a. Implications for Employees Today    5
b. Implications for Managers and Leaders    5
References    7
Question 2
General Medical Practitioner (GP)
With the increase in the reforms of government f
unding, structural changes and demographic shifts, the medical practices by the GP have been transforming in Australia. With the increase in Australia's population, there had been an increase in the chronic disease burden. As a result, there had been a growing need of GP for providing primary care to the health sector of $162 billion worth. Since 1971, the number of GPs was observed to be doubled, according to the reports of AUSSTATS (ABS, 2004). The public funding related to the medical services initially have been an issue since the medical services that were provided by the GPs for every patient have increased based on the Medicare scheme 1984. Since 30 years from 1971 to 2001, it has been observed that the number of medical practitioners has increased with the increase in the population.
The number increased from 122 to 248 based on 100,000 population. In 1981, the total number of general medical practitioners was only 181 per 100,000 population. Within five years, the number increased to 248. However, according to Scott (2020), the number of the medical profession was found to show restrained growth in between the year 1996 to 2001. There were several constraints that have been pointed out by the report AUSSTATS, which have resulted in a decrease in the growth of the number of GP. Although the medical graduates passed out were found to be stable.
However, it was observed that the due to the implementation of the changes in terms of accreditation and training, implementation of restrictions in terms of billing rights by Medicare a greater number of medical professionals were observed to immigrate. The further number of specialised trainees was found to increase. In the year 2001, the number of medical practitioners was found to be 48,200 (RACGP, 2018). On the other hand, there were 15,900 specialists, 2140 anaesthetists and 3270 surgeons. Most of the doctors were found to be at the median age of 43 years, one-quarter of the number of GPs were found to be less than 35 years while three quarters were of age less than 53 years. 43% of the Australian GPs were born overseas while 31 % of the doctors were born in Australia.
With the increase in the health expenditure in Australia, there had been an increase in the number of health professionals in between the year 2014 to 2015 with the number of GP was 2015 (Medical Board, 2015). This indicates the growing number of years and there will be an increase in the need of the GPs, who will play a critical role within the health sector. The trends, as well as the impacts, which were set by the GP, helped in maintaining the quality of the care provided by the medical professionals. As per the forecast of the Australian government, the year 2018 indicated that by 2025 there would be the demand for the surplus supply of GP workforce. In order to increase the number of GP, the government has implemented certain Medicare benefits with a revised fee structure. Further, there had been an introduction of an improved workforce-planning tool, which will involve in the analysis of the health demand and the required workforce.
Data Analyst
As the availability of the data and technology has increased, there had been a rise in the requirement of data analyst within the Australian economy. These data were utilised in diverse fields. Industry sectors like finance, agriculture, retail have depended on data science so that they can improve their productivity as well as sales (Public Practice in Australia, 2018). Currently, the size of a data analyst in Australia is 301,000. The statistics of data analyst have been recorded in between the year 2016 to 2017. The annual growth in the data science has been observed to have grown 2.4% between the years 2016 and 2017. Further, in between the year 2.4 % of the data analyst is expected to grow in Australia. Further, the annual growth statistics in the number of data analysts reveals there is a growth of 1.5% of data analyst per annum.
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