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GLOSSARYDEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
2020
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,TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3
2. PART A: LABOUR RELATIONS............................................................................................................................................................................... 4
3. PART B: TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT ........................................................................................................................................................... 93
4. PART C: HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ................................................................................................................................................. 127
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,Dear Student
1. INTRODUCTION
We have compiled this glossary to help our students to understand the terms and conceptsthat areused in human resource management, training and
development, and labour relations. Ease of use is therefore essential.
The glossary consists ofthree parts: part A contains labour relations terms,part B training and development terms and part C human resource
management terms.
Each term appears in four languages in the first column.The first languageis English since your study guide and prescribed book are usually published
only in English. This is followed by the term in Afrikaans, Northern Sotho and Zulu. The terms are listed in alphabetical order according to the English
term. Some termsare repeated in different parts of the glossarybecause theyare often used very specifically in a subjectfield.
In the second, third, fourth and fifth columns,we give a definition of the term in the four languages. Our definitionsmay differ from the definitionsin your
prescribed book. Because this glossary is an additional resource to help you to understand the terms better, we advise you to read the different
definitions and to make sure that you understand the concepts or terms. If you can do this, this glossary will serve the purpose for which we have
compiled it.
If you have any comments on the glossary, please send them to Ms Maggie Holtzhausen at .
Yours sincerely
The DHRM Glossary Team
Ms Maggie Holtzhausen (Project Leader and Editor)
Prof Yvonne Joubert, Dr Line Rudolph and Dr Jo-Anne Botha (Sub-department Coordinators)
Academics in the Department of Human Resource Management (Contributors)
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, 2. PART A: LABOUR RELATIONS
TERM ENGLISH AFRIKAANS NORTH SOTHO INCAZELO NGESIZULU
A
A process implemented to Lolu wuhlelo oluthile
rectify the inequalities of the Tshepedišo ye e dirišwago olusetshenziswa ukuze
past by giving preference to go phošolla kabo ye e sa kulungiswe isimo
designated groups (females lekalekanego ya didirišwa sokungalingani esenzeka
’n Proses ingestel om die
of all races; black people[all tša setšhaba nakong ye e phambilini ngokuthi kunikwe
ongelykhede van die
races other than white fetilego ka go fa pele labo abathile ababencishwe
verlede reg te stel deur aan
people]; and people with dihlopha tše di kgethilwego amathuba phambilini
aangewese groepe (vroue
disabilities). This is done to (basadi ba merafe ka moka; (okungabantu besifazane
van alle rasse, swart mense
affirmative action advance previously bathobaso [merafe ka moka bazo zonke izinhlanga,
[alle rasse behalwe wit
disadvantaged groups in ye e sego ya bašweu]; le abantu abamnyama [zonke
mense] en mense met
order to promote equity in batho bao ba sa izinhlanga ngaphandle
gestremdhede) voorkeur te
regstellende aksie the workplace by itekanelago mmeleng). Se kwabantu abamhlophe];
verleen. Dit word gedoen
eliminating under- se dirwa go tšwetša pele kanye nabantu abaphila
om voorheen benadeelde
representation of people dihlopha tšeo kgale di bego nokukhubazeka). Lokhu
groepe vooruit te bring ten
tiro ya matlafatšo from the designated groups di sa fiwe sebaka sa go kusuke kwenzelwa ukuthi
einde billikheid in die
isenzangakhona in various occupational fihlelela dithuši tša kukhushulwe labo bantu
werkplek te bevorder deur
categories and at different boiphedišo go godiša ababecindezelwe
onderverteenwoordiging
levels of the workplace. tekatekano lefelong la phambilini ukuze abantu
van mense uit aangewese
mošomo ka go tloša bakwazi ukulingana
groepe in verskillende
boemedi bja batho bjo bo bonkana emsebenzini bese
beroepsgroepe en op
sa kgotsofatšego go tšwa kuqedwa ukungameleleki
verskillende vlakke in die
dihlopheng tše di šupilwego kahle kwabantu abavela
werkplek uit te skakel.
magorong le maemong ao ezinhlangeni
a fapanego a lefelong la ezazicindezelwe phambilini
mošomo. emikhakheni eminingi
yemisebenzi eyahlukene
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