Human resource planning must focus on scenario planning to account for major external changes facing Australian businesses, rather than only focusing on internal replacement charts and succession planning. Globalization, environmental, and demographic changes mean that jobs will not remain unchanged for long periods and organizations can no longer assume that labour demand and supply will remain constant. Effective human resource planning requires considering how external factors might impact workforce needs and strategizing accordingly.
Human resource planning must focus on scenario planning to account for major external changes facing Australian businesses, rather than only focusing on internal replacement charts and succession planning. Globalization, environmental, and demographic changes mean that jobs will not remain unchanged for long periods and organizations can no longer assume that labour demand and supply will remain constant. Effective human resource planning requires considering how external factors might impact workforce needs and strategizing accordingly.
Human resource planning must focus on scenario planning to account for major external changes facing Australian businesses, rather than only focusing on internal replacement charts and succession planning. Globalization, environmental, and demographic changes mean that jobs will not remain unchanged for long periods and organizations can no longer assume that labour demand and supply will remain constant. Effective human resource planning requires considering how external factors might impact workforce needs and strategizing accordingly.
‘The challenges to labour demand and supply posed by globalisation, and
environmental and demographic changes, means that organisations can no longer assume that jobs will remain unchanged for long periods and that Human Resource Planning only needs to focus on internal replacement charts and succession planning. To remain relevant, HRP must focus on scenario planning which takes account of the major external changes facing Australian businesses.’ Discuss. Human resource is that part of management which is related with dealing the employees of an organization. How employees are hired and how they are groomed and how they are retained over the longer period of times and a time becomes they become a part of organization like a family. So the company’s responsibility is to manage the employee and resources which is vested in the hands of HR department of the company. The labour demand and supply never remains the constant. (Cliff Notes, n.d.) So the labour demand and supply are to be matched by an organization as per economic conditions. When we talk
Bibliography Cliff Notes. (n.d.). Retrieved from Cliff Notes: https://www.cliffsnotes.com/study- guides/economics/labor-market/labor-demand-and-supply-in-a-perfectly-competitive-market
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