1) A dispute has arisen between management and the union at a company over an absent worker. The union is refusing to provide a letter of apology demanded by Mr. Lakshman, and has given notice of a strike.
2) If Mr. Lakshman were handling the situation, he may try to negotiate with the union to find a compromise that avoids the strike, while still addressing management's concerns over the absent worker. Open communication and understanding different perspectives would be important.
3) The document provides exam questions related to principles of management, including defining management, organizational structure, management by objectives, leadership qualities, and control systems.
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1) A dispute has arisen between management and the union at a company over an absent worker. The union is refusing to provide a letter of apology demanded by Mr. Lakshman, and has given notice of a strike.
2) If Mr. Lakshman were handling the situation, he may try to negotiate with the union to find a compromise that avoids the strike, while still addressing management's concerns over the absent worker. Open communication and understanding different perspectives would be important.
3) The document provides exam questions related to principles of management, including defining management, organizational structure, management by objectives, leadership qualities, and control systems.
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absentee. The Union leaders plead a negotiation Name of the Candidate :
which is refused by Management. Mr. Lakshman demands a letter of apology from the 6 6 1 2 absentee(Suspended) workers which the Union M.B.A. DEGREE EXAMINATION, 2012 refuses. The Union gives a strike notice to the ( HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ) Management. ( FIRST YEAR ) Questions : ( PAPER - I ) (a) Analyse the situation.
(b) If you were Mr. Lakshman, how would you
110. PRINCIPLES OF handle the situation? MANAGEMENT December ] [ Time : 3 Hours
Maximum : 75 Marks
SECTION – A (5 × 3 = 15)
Answer any FIVE questions.
ALL questions carry EQUAL marks.
1. Write Short notes on :
(a) Limitation of Planning.
(b) Fatique Study.
(c) Ad hoc Committee.
(d) Span of Control.
Turn Over 2 3 (e) Co-ordination. SECTION – C (1 × 15 = 15) (f) Budgetary Control. Answer any ONE question. (g) Stress Interview. 7. Explain the procedure for selecting an efficient employee. What are the different types of (h) Democratic Leader. training? SECTION – B (3 × 10 = 30) 8. What are the different techniques used in Answer any THREE questions. decision making? Examine the problems involved ALL questions carry EQUAL Marks. in decision making. 2. Define Management. What are the features of 9. W h a t a r e t h e b a r r i e r s t o e f f e c t i v e Management? communication? Suggest measures to overcome them. 3. What are the factors affecting organisation structure? SECTION – D (1 × 15 = 15) 4. Briefly explain the meaning and advantages of ( Compulsory ) ‘Management by Objectives’. 10. Mr. Laksman is a task oriented manager. He is 5. Explain the qualities necessary to become a very hardworking and struggles to achieve Leader in a Business Organization. profits. He gets annoyed when he finds insincere subordinates. His peer groups call him a 6. Discuss the importance of Control. What are the workaholic and subordinates a slave driver. He essentials of Effective Control System? takes a decision of suspending a regular Turn Over