Human Resource Management
Human Resource Management
Human Resource Management
Organization success ?
Culture
Human Capital
The knowledge, skill, and capability of individual employees to provide solutions to problems that customers think are important.
Human Resource Management is the organizational function that deals with issues related to people such as compensation, hiring, performance management, organization development, safety, wellness, benefits, employee motivation, communication, administration and training.
Definition
according to edwin b flippo hrm is managing organising directing and controlling of procurement , development , compensation , integration . maintenance of people for the purpose of contributing to organizational, individual and social.
HRM FUNCTIONS
Human resource planning Recruitment Selection Training/development Performance Appraisal Compensation Safety & health Union-mgt relation Legal compliance
To create facilities and opportunities To attain an effective utilization To identify and satisfy individual and group goals To maintain employee morale
Societal Objectives of HRM Seek To ensure that the org. becomes socially responsive. Organisational objectives make sure that HRM is not a standalone department but rather a means to help the org. reach its primary objective. Functional objectives remind the HRM that it should not become too expensive at the cost of the org. it serves. Personal Objectives help employees in achieving their personal goals.
Identifying and developing Retaining suitable person Creation of work culture Develop communication system
MANAGERIAL FUNCTIONS
OPERATIVE FUNCTIONS
Organization of HR department
Production manager
Sales manager
Accountant
Organization of HR department
Director production
Director Finance
Director HRM
Director Marketing
Director R&D
Manager Personnel
1.HRP 2.Hiring 3.Grievance handling 4.compensation
Director HRM
Manager Adm.
1.Medical 2.welfare 3.transport 4.legal 5.canteen
Manager HRD
1.Appraisal 2.Training & development
Manager IR
Strategic HRM
According to Glueck , strategic hrm is defined as comprehensive and integrated plan designed to ensure that the basic objectives of the enterprise are achieved.
PLAYS VITAL ROLE CAN OFFER ALSO OFFER COMPETITIVE INTELLIGENCE HR CAN THROW LIGHT ON COMPANYS INTERNAL STRENGTH AND WEAKNESS
EXTERNAL ENV
INTERNAL ENV
Politicallegal
Unions
Economic HRM
Strategy,Task, Leadership
Technological
Cultural
Professional bodies
Questions