HRM Presentation Cassandra Gray | Constantine Johns | John Lanham - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
HRM Presentation Cassandra Gray | Constantine Johns | John Lanham - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
HRM Presentation Cassandra Gray | Constantine Johns | John Lanham Family Dollar History First store was opened in November 1959 in Charlotte, North Carolina by 21 year old entrepreneur Leon Levine. Operates more than 8,100 locations;
Family Dollar History
- First store was opened in November 1959 in Charlotte, North Carolina by 21
year old entrepreneur Leon Levine.
- Operates more than 8,100 locations; present in 46 states; has 11 distribution
centers and employs over 60,000 people.
- 1970 Family Dollar went public
- 2002 Family Dollar joined the Fortune 500 list of largest publicly held companies
- 2003 Howard Levine takes over
- July 2014, Dollar Tree purchased Family Dollar for $8.5 billion
CURRENT
- “Be a compelling place to shop, work,
and invest.”
- “For our associates, we offer a
compelling place to work by providing exceptional opportunities and rewards for achievement.”
- “For our investors, we offer a
compelling place to invest by providing outstanding returns.”
- Interconnectivity of all three main
components of mission statement
RECOMMENDED
- Create a new mission statement to
encapsulate the importance of each
- f the three: Shop, work, invest
- “Through community, provide
happiness!”
- Work together as a team and hold
eachother accountable.
Company Strategy
CURRENT
- Completed on employee’s
anniversary date.
- Performance is evaluated using a
Behavior-Oriented Rating Method and Results-Oriented Rating Method.
- Discuss personal performance
and store performance.
- Employee is ranked on a 1-10
scale in relation to Family Dollar’s
- verall objectives.
RECOMMENDED
- Completed on employee’s
anniversary date
- Performance is evaluated using a
Management by Objectives Method
- Collaborative method to define
and reiterate values, goals, and
- bjectives
- Determine measurement
tool
Annual Performance Reviews
CURRENT
- No unnatural hair colors; no visible
tattoos or piercings
- Dress Code left up to the store
manager’s discretion.
- Classic red Family Dollar shirt with
dark colored pants.
- Employees to hold a high standard
- f ethical and good business.
RECOMMENDED
- Dress Code policy is in writing
and is kept up to date
- Show courtesy to co-workers and
customers.
- Dress in a presentable manner
w/ proper hygiene.
- Enforce policy; make employee
- change. Discuss in private.
Dress Code Policy
CURRENT
- Online Application
- Background Check
- Drug Test On/Off Site
- No performance or behavioral
questions RECOMMENDED
- Detailed Online Application
- Outside Sources
- Background Check
- Face-to-Face interview
○ Personality Measures ○ Personality Traits ○ Social Skills ○ In-Basket Test
- Drug Test
Hiring Policy
CURRENT
- Training and education for new
hires includes an online training program.
- Training is 100% online and
required new hires to complete training within two weeks of employment.
- Shadowing of current employee
- Investing in leadership
- Keeps costs low
RECOMMENDED
- Formal training program with a
training manager for 4-12 weeks. ○ Helps make employees feel valued! ○ Properly train them in their assigned positions. ○ Allows employees to learn company culture.
- Quarterly check-ins with
training manager.
- On-going training options.
Training & Education
CURRENT
- Diversity is a current goal of
Family Dollar.
- Customer satisfaction derives
from employee engagement and diverse high performing teams.
- Programs in place to be more
store-centric
- 2013 - development of Field
Leadership Team
RECOMMENDED
- Diversity is a prominent factor in the
eyes of Family Dollar - keep this!
- Diverse workforce embodies different
perspectives - leadership must value variety of opinion and insight
- Diversity Training should be
implemented.
- 84% of companies who maintain
diversity programs citing benefits such as a better public image, lower employee turnover, and improved profitability
Diversity + Implementation
CURRENT
- Hourly, minimum wage
- Tenure and great performance of
employee tasks can increase pay
- Medical benefit eligibility
measured by hours (30+) worked
- ver a defined period of time
- Benefits provided by BlueCross
BlueShield Healthcare
RECOMMENDED
- No change to pay structure
- Rather than increased benefits...
increase potential for promotion within
- “Increased pay alone does not
provide enough incentive for employment”
- Achievable employee goals
Worker Pay
CURRENT
- Open door policy for all
incidents
- First communication with
store or district manager, or regional vice president → HR
- Employee may seek external
guidance RECOMMENDED
- Work collaboratively through
conflicts and disputes
- Educate vs. punish
- Open communication between
managers and employee
- Meeting held outside of
workplace and work hours
- Contract formation to improve
and sustain
Worker Discipline & Procedural Justice
CURRENT
- At-will employment
- Vacation pay is paid to all
employees who leave with good standing
- No union relations
- No layoff policies
RECOMMENDED
- Figurative, “three-strike” policy
- Decisions and discussions arise
from previous contract formation and subsequent violation
- Decisions and discussion based
- n entire employee’s work history
- Retail → high turnover rate...
make termination quick and easy
- Pay remaining salary or hours if
need
Termination Procedures
Conclusion
- Human Resource Management is an essential part to the successes and or
failures of a business.
- HRM is one of the toughest duties that a company faces in business.
- Success of the company greatly depends on the capabilities of its members.
- Family Dollar, Inc. has done well thus far and will continue to be successful
but our suggestions would greatly enhance the existing processes.