Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Session 1
HRM function
Human Resource Management Functions
Organisational Behaviour
Personnel Management
Organisational Behaviour
Field of study that tries to examine why people behave the way they do. Focuses on behaviour of employees at the levels of
individual, group and total organisation
Personnel Management
Deals with Union management relationship Union structure Collective bargaining Grievance handling Discipline management Implementation of various labour legislations
Key Aspects Beliefs and Assumptions Contract Rules Guide to management action Behaviours Managers task
PM
HRM
Key Aspects Strategic Aspects Key Relations Initiatives Speed of decisions Line Management Management Role Skills
Transactional Negotiation
Transformational Facilitation
Assessment Centre Empowerment Job enrichment Parity and Justice Downsizing/Rightsizing Human resource Information System
Assessment Centre
It is a mechanism to identify the potential for growth It is a procedure and not location Uses variety of techniques to evaluate employees for manpower purpose and decisions Uses situational tests for specific job behaviour Identifies Strengths and weaknesses of attributes being studied
Empowerment
It is seen as a redistribution of power in work settings It is reorientation of all forces, values and beliefs which determine human behaviour in organizations These values and forces liberate rather than restrict the range of thought and action
JE concerns with providing discretion, flexibility and variety to the job to increase the employees willingness to contribute. Seven Job characteristics identified for JE are:
Skill variety Task identity Task significance Autonomy Feedback from job Feedback from others Dealing with others
HRM managers have to be sensitive to ensure that constitutional and legislation guarantees are not ignored/violated by individual members or organizations. Safeguarding these guarantees and ensuring that organization comply with the laws of the land is most important emerging function of HRM today
Right to Work
Article 39
Article 41
Article 43A
Downsizing/Rightsizing
Downsizing (organizations call it rightsizing) refers to activities undertaken by management to improve efficiency, productivity and competitiveness of the organizations by reducing their workforce..
It aids in
Duties and responsibilities of every job in the organization Skills possessed by every employee Future human resource needs of the organization Current productivity of human resources Identification of training needs
HRM Policy
Statement of intent
Objectives
Objectives of HRM
Societal
Organizational
Functional Personal
Uses of Policy
Monitoring Evaluation
Labour Legislations
Socio-cultural Milieu of the society Inter Industry comparisons Existing HRM problems
Advisory Functions
Sexual Harrasment Equal opportunity emplyment Equal pay for equal work Special group employment
SC/ST etc
HR Planning Job Analysis Recruitment Selection Induction/Training Performance Appraisal Internal mobility compensation