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    HRM

    is the

    management of an organization's employees.

    HRM is that it is the process of managing people in

    organizations in a structured and thorough manner.

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    attract and retain talent

    train people for challenging roles

    develop skills and competencies

    promote team spirit

    develop loyalty and commitment

    increase productivity and profits

    improve job satisfaction

    en

    hance standard of living

    Generate employment opportunities

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    1.Societal objective:

    To be socially responsible to the needs and challenges of

    society while minimizing the negative impact of such demands

    upon the organization. The failure of organizations to use

    their resources for society's benefit may result in

    restrictions. For example, societies may pass laws that limit

    human resource decisions.

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    2.Organizational objective.

    To recognize that HRM exists to contribute toorganizational effectiveness. HRM is not an end in itself; itis only a means to assist the organization with its primaryobjectives. Simply stated, the department exists to servethe rest of the organization.

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    3.Functional objective.

    To maintain the department's contribution at a levelappropriate to the organisation's needs. Resources arewasted when HRM is more or less sophisticated than theorganisation demands. A department's level of service mustbe appropriate for the organisation it serves.

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    4.Personal objective.

    To assist employees in achieving their personal goals, atleast insofar as these goals enhance the individual'scontribution to the organisation. Personal objectives ofemployees must be met if workers are to be maintained,retained and motivated. Otherwise, employee performanceand satisfaction may decline, and employees may leave theorganisation.

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    Creativity Structure

    Intuition

    Knowledge

    Commitment Being Human

    Versatality

    Lightness

    Discipline/Focus

    Big picture, Small action

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    HRM is evident from the inscriptions of Babylonian code ofHammurabi and KautilyasArthasashtra, which explains indetail the importance of selection,incentives,performanceevaluation, quality of a manager and wage rates.

    India,China and Greece have been the origin points of human

    resource management concepts. Till, 1930s, there was no such department called personnel

    management

    The factory manager was acting as a link between theworkers and the management

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    Due to Industrialisation Scientific method formed by F.W.Taylor was followed to make the workers execute their jobwith ease and perfection.

    By 1940-1970 Behavioural advance was applied which madethe managers to modify their leadership style to suit the

    type of workers. Trade Unions and ILO came into existence after World War

    I & II which provided job security and welfare to theworkers.

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    Policies are Plans of action. Organizations need to evolve HR policies as they ensure

    consistency and uniformity in treating people. They helpmotivate and build loyalty.

    Policies become benchmark to compare and evaluate

    performance.

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    Employment Policy Employment status and Record

    Employee Benefit

    Payroll

    Workplace Guidelines Employee Conduct

    E-Policies

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    Sound employment policies provide the framework withinwhich an organization governs its employee relations.

    A policies and procedures manual guides both managers andemployees as to what is expected and can preventmisunderstandings about employer policy.

    In addition, supervisors and managers are more likely toconsistently apply policies that are clearly communicated inwriting.

    carefully written policies can be used to illustrate yourcommitment to a positive work environment and non

    discriminatory employment practices

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    Managing employee skills and competencies lays thefoundation of any organisation, particularly so in the ITindustry where technical skills form the core of thebusiness.

    A skills inventory is essentially a checklist or database of

    organisational capabilities, that can help a companydetermine whether it can deliver a particular product on timeor service the client efficiently.

    The difference between the existing and expected conditionsdetermine the skills gap.

    It is the responsibility of line managers and the HRdepartment to analyse the skills gap and provide thenecessary training to bridge it.

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    A job analysis is the process used to collect informationabout the duties, responsibilities, necessary skills, outcomes,and work environment of a particular job. You need as muchdata as possible to put together ajob description, which isthe frequent outcome of the job analysis. Additional

    outcomes include recruiting plans, position postings andadvertisements, and performance development planning withinyour performance management system.

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    It is an organized factual statement of job contents in theform of duties and responsibilities of a specific job. Thepreparation of job description is very important before avacancy is advertised. It tells in brief the nature and typeof job.

    Eg. Sample J.D

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    It is a statement which tells us minimum acceptable humanqualities which helps to perform a job. Job specificationtranslates the job description into human qualifications sothat a job can be performed in a better manner.