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DEFINITIONS: –
Human resources management is the art of procuring, development
retaining the employee in the organization by integrating both the
individual goals as well as the organizational goals.”
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NATURE: –
Concerned about people.
Application of management functions and principles.
Applicable to all business and non-business organisation.
Decision should be
•integrated
•consistent
•influence rhe effectiveness of an organisation
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Nature of
HRM
Prospects Employee
of hrm Hiring
Human
Resources
Employee&
Industrial management Execution
relations remuneration
Employee Employee
Maintenance Motivation
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COMPONENT: –
Recruitment
Recruitment
&
& Selection
Selection
Labor
Labor Training
Training &
&
Relations
Relations Development
Development
Performance
Performance
Pay
Pay &
& Appraisal
Appraisal &
&
Rewards
Rewards Feedback
Feedback
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BASIS PERSONNEL HUMAN RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT
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BASIS PERSONNEL HUMAN RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT
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Pay Retention Job evaluation Performance related
Fix grades
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PERSONAL
OBJEC-
-TIVES
FUNCTIONAL
OBJECTIVES
ORGANISATIONAL
OBJECTIVES
SOCIETAL OBJECTIVES
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HRM OBJECTIVES SUPPORTING FUNCTIONS
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3.funtional
objectives Appraisal
Placement
Assessment
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HRM Environment can be classified into –
External forces
Internal forces
External Factors are those factors which are beyond the control of
organization. Some of the factors affecting HRM decisions are:
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Economic factors : Economic factors like boom, recession,
depression will also affect HRM decisions.
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Technological forces : Technology changes at a very fast speed
and new people having the required knowledge are required for
the company. Here HR manager has to make a decision whether
to train existing people or to recruit.
Technology also leads to decrease in dependence on manpower.
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Internal factors are those factors which are present inside the
organisation, organisation do have partial or full control over
these factors. Some of the internal factors areas follows:
Recruitment : The recruitment policy of an organisation specifies the objectives of
recruitment and provides a framework for implementation of recruitment programme.
It may involve procedures of filling up vacancies with best qualified people.
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1. Organizational Objective
2.Government policies.
3.Preferred sources of recruitment.
4.Need of the organization.
5.Recruitment costs and financial implications.
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Cost : Organizations always try to employ that source of recruitment
which will bear a lower cost of recruitment to the organization for each
candidate.
Growth and expansion : Organization will employ or think of
employing more personnel if it is expanding it’s operations.
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