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Job Design

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  What is job designing? According to Loiise E. Davis (1996) The specification of the contents, methods, and relationships of jobs in order to satisfy technological and organizational requirements as well as the social and personal requirements of the job holder. Creating a job design is the next step in job analysis. As you know, job analysis provides information on the skills and competencies required to do work effectively. Conversely, task design aims to organize the tasks, tasks, and responsibilities associated with a work to achieve organizational and individual objectives. Job design is a relatively new term in HRM (K. Rajguru, n.d.).                                     Figure 1: Job Design.                                     Source: (Businessjargons, n.d.) Job Simplification J...

Performance Management

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  Definition of Performance Management. According to Tardi. C. (2019) Performance management is a corporate management tool that helps managers monitor and evaluate employees' work. Performance management's goal is to create an environment where people can perform to the best of their abilities to produce the highest-quality work most efficiently and effectively. "Performance management is a process for establishing a shared understanding about what is to be achieved, and how it is to be achieved; an approach to managing people which increases the probability of achieving job-related success" (Brumbrach, 1998). Figure 1: Performance Management System. Source: (Techfunnel, 2020) Purpose of a performance management system. To improve the company's profit margin: Performance management improves business performance by reducing staff turnover, which helps increase the company's profit margin, thereby generating excellent business results. To guide staff along an a...

Negotiation in Employee Relations

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  Definition of Negotiation in Employee Relations. According to Price. A (1997) Negotiation is an ancient art. It is important in fields as diverse as diplomacy, buying and selling, arranging relationships as well as employee relations. Negotiation is a form of decision-making where two or more parties approach a problem or situation wanting to achieve their own objectives - which may or may not turn out to be the same. In the employee relations arena, negotiation usually takes place within the collective bargaining environment."Negotiations are not easy exercises in employee relations. There are very few good negotiators, and even fewer persons enjoy negotiations. Perhaps I should issue a correction: fewer men enjoy negotiations. Women are not only better than men, that is my experience and conclusion, but women also seem to enjoy negotiations" (Patwardhan. V, 2017 ). Negotiation process in employee relations. Figure 1: Stages of Negotiation. Source: (Lumen, n.d.) P...

LEADERSHIP IN ORGANISATION

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Manager has to regulate these policies for there institution structure of the institution explains different work policies  for suitable intelligent employees . Then institution must provide proper resources , authority , responsibility for these employers . when considering Strong culture  All employers must think as one .It has to be a real organisation Trust, Values , Concepts have to be bind  together to achieve a goal .The quality first concept has to be  keeping mind. When considering weak culture The people who has same values , same beliefs , same determination separated in and organisation . These separated groups are called sub cultures created inside the culture these thinking process can be categorise as positive and negative . management has to take these sub cultures in one position and lead them to achieve the goal institution needed .    Quality leadership has to be achieved . If the leadership lasting long with out be competitive with ...

Forecasting stage of human resource planing

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  What does it mean by Forecasting stage of human resource planing. Its mainly depends on determining labour Demand. This might lead in to product, service and demand. Later it will determine labour supply which satisfy internal movements caused by transfers, promotions, turnover, retirement, etc. Also transitional matrices identify employee movements over time. Finally determining labour surplus or shortage became HR stage of  final forecasting. Before we look at some of the techniques and methods of HR forecasting, lets define some basic terms. First  human resources  is the department in charge of recruiting, hiring, and training employees. This means they are in charge of staffing the company and fulfilling any employee needs.  Human resource forecasting  is the process of determining or predicting the needs of the company by means of data and models. Forecasting is used to understand the skills and performance level of the current staff to help identif...

What is HRM ? Function and Definition.

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  HRM lead in to do a perfect JOB satisfaction. Industrial engineering create a design for efficiency while Ergonomics evaluate Design for safety and health. Design for mental capacity explains Filtering information, clear displays and instructions, memory aids achieving a job. Flexibility, Teamwork, Job enrichment, Job enlargement finally create a Design for Motivation carrying out Job satisfaction performances.  Human Resource Management involves management functions like planning, organising, directing and controlling It involves procurement, development, maintenance of human resource It helps to achieve individual, organisational and social objectives Human Resource Management is a multidisciplinary subject. It includes the study of management, psychology, communication, economics and sociology. It involves team spirit and team work. It is a continuous process. Human resource management as a department  in an organisation handles all aspects of employees and has vario...

HR'S Role in Organizational Culture

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Culture plays a vital role in organization’s success. Therefore Human resource leaders and other members of the HR team should foster a high-performance organizational culture.  Leaders are responsible for ensuring that culture management is a core focus of their organization’s competitive effort. For leaders to influence culture, they need to work with senior management to identify what the organizational culture should look like. Strategic thinking and planning must extend beyond merely meeting business goals and focus intently on an organization’s most valuable asset - it’s people.  Human resource has been described as the “caretaker” of organizational culture. In carrying out this essential role, all members of the team should help and manage a strong culture by ; Being a role model for the organization’s beliefs  Reinforcing organizational values  Ensuring that organizational ethics are defined, understood and practiced  Enabling two-way communications and ...