AHCBUS613 — Manage human resources
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What an assessment for AHCBUS613 must cover
56 assessable components: 8 elements (35 performance criteria), 6 performance evidence and 14 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 1 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.
Elements & performance criteria
1 Implement strategies for personal development and appropriate self-management
- 1.1Audit own management strengths and weaknesses and address through training and professional support
- 1.2Determine priorities in management and operations and allocate time to achieve effective outcomes
- 1.3Implement strategies for managing conflicting demands and pressure
2 Identify skill requirements and prepare task descriptions
- 2.1Identify and describe tasks along with the range of conditions under which performance may need to occur
- 2.2Determine most appropriate employment arrangements based on employer and employee needs, responsibilities and rights
- 2.3Prepare task descriptions with due regard to equal opportunity employment legislation, workplace health and safety and work-based harassment regulations
- 2.4Explore and use opportunities to use government-supported employment and training programs
3 Arrange employment of workforce members
- 3.1Assess options for filling job vacancies
- 3.2Prepare resources and materials for recruitment and place with media and employment agencies
- 3.3Determine criteria for assessing job applicants and prepare applicant evaluation processes and procedures
- 3.4Assess applicants against the criteria and finalise selection decision
- 3.5Advise all applicants of outcome
- 3.6Negotiate terms of employment and ensure adherence to relevant award conditions
4 Manage workforce performance
- 4.1Design induction programs for each employee consistent with legislative requirements and effective management
- 4.2Establish terms of engagement for consultants and contractors
- 4.3Conduct induction programs for new internal and external appointees and establish appropriate records
- 4.4Develop work plans for all members of the workforce
- 4.5Design and implement strategies for communicating with workers
- 4.6Design and implement performance management strategies
- 4.7Follow processes for terminating non-performing staff
5 Support personal development, training and career development of workers
- 5.1Design and implement strategies to identify skill and knowledge gaps with workers
- 5.2Provide on-job training to optimise worker performance and to ensure safety and fairness in the workplace
- 5.3Identify off-job training requirements and source and support training
- 5.4Identify and provide opportunities for career development and design and implement strategies for succession
- 5.5Recognise and reward prior learning, experience and training
6 Manage administrative support
- 6.1Design and implement processes and procedures for the administration of staff records
- 6.2Design and implement administrative procedures and processes to meet legislated requirements
- 6.3Monitor adherence to awards, enterprise agreements and contracts of employment, and resolve disputes and conflicts
7 Implement work health and safety priorities and procedures
- 7.1Communicate and enforce safe work practices among all members of the workforce
- 7.2Involve all members of staff in hazard identification and risk assessment
- 7.3Induct new staff into the workplace health and safety system
8 Review labour productivity
- 8.1Establish strategies for monitoring labour costs
- 8.2Review the performance of the enterprise using labour productivity benchmarks
- 8.3Establish opportunities to develop more efficient work practices by consulting peers, staff and consultants
- 8.4Implement strategies for improving labour productivity
Performance evidence
- identified skill requirements and prepared at least one task description
- arranged employment of at least one permanent workforce member
- supported career and professional development of at least one workforce member
- implemented workplace health and safety priorities and procedures
- managed administration of staff records
- reviewed labour productivity
Knowledge evidence
- process to develop job descriptions
- relevant industrial awards
- employee induction programs
- interviewing strategies and protocols
- legislation, regulations and codes of conduct relevant to employers
- WorkCover insurance
- superannuation
- taxation
- equal employment opportunity
- anti-discrimination and anti-harassment
- workplace health and safety
- privacy
- unfair dismissal
- contracts of employment
Foundation skills
- Oral communication: Effectively engage with employees at interview, to monitor work and to encourage quality performance
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Questions about assessing AHCBUS613
What does an assessment tool for AHCBUS613 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for AHCBUS613 needs to address all 56 unit components: 8 elements with 35 performance criteria, 6 performance evidence requirements, 14 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.
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