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    Human Resource

    Management-Prof. Rutuja Jadhav

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    TOPIC 1

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    HRM is a management function that

    helps managers recruit, select, train

    & develop members of organization

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    Definitions of HRM

    George TerryGeorge Terry

    HR is concerned with the

    obtaining & maintaining of asatisfactory & a satisfied work force.

    BreachBreach

    HR is that part of managementprocess which is primarily concernedwith the human constituents of anorganization.

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    Characteristics/Nature of

    HRM To manage people

    To direct people

    To develop personnel

    It is applicable to all org.

    It is of continuous nature

    It is based on principles

    It aims at optimum contribution by all

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    Importance of HRM

    Social

    1. Creation of employment opportunities

    2. Maximizing productivity3. Affording maximum material & mental

    satisfaction to work force

    4. Avoidance of wastage of efforts5. Promotion of healthy human relation

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    Personnel

    1. Provision of adequate remuneration

    2. Job security

    3. Training & Development

    4. Opportunity for advancement

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    Enterprise

    1. Recruitment & maintenance of competentworkforce

    2. Forecasting & balancing the demand &

    supply of personnel

    Union

    1. Recognition of union

    2. Formulation of personnel policies inconsultation with unions

    3. Inculcating Self discipline

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    HRM is about

    Legal issues

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    HRM is about

    Planning staffing

    needs

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    HRM is about

    Recruiting,selecting, and

    hiring

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    HRM is about

    Organizing workprocesses

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    HRM is about

    Training

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    HRM is about

    Communicatingperformancefeedback

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    HRM is about

    Career or

    employmentcounseling

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    Difference between

    Personnel Mgt & HRM

    Indirect communication

    Division of Labour

    Labour is treated as a tool

    which is expandable &

    replaceable

    Narrow Scope

    Direct communication

    Team work

    People are treated as

    asset to be used for

    benefit of org

    Broader scope

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    Strategic Management

    StrategyStrategy

    It is a way of doing something. It usually

    includes formulation of a goal & set of action

    plans for accomplishment of that goal.

    Strategic ManagementStrategic Management

    It is the process of formulating,

    implementing & evaluating businessstrategies to achieve organizational

    objectives.

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    Strategy Formulation

    Strategies are formulated at three different levels:

    Corporate Level-Top Management

    Business Unit Level- Single Strategy that drivesbusiness at all level

    Functional Level-Basic courses of action eachfunctional department must pursue

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    TOPIC 2

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    Human Resource Planning/

    Man-PowerPlanning HRP is the process of forecasting a firms

    future demand for & supply of, the right

    type of people in the right number.

    HRP is also called as ManpowerPlanning,

    Personnel Planning orE

    mploymentPlanning

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    Objectives of HRP

    To estimate organizations HR need

    To Assess Human Resource requirements

    To keep Right number of qualified people

    into right job at the right time

    To Create Talented Personnel

    Cut Cost

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    Importance of HRP

    Future personnel needs

    Part of strategic planning

    Creating Highly Talented Personnel

    International Strategies

    Foundation forPersonnel Functions

    Increasing Investments in HR

    Minimizing LabourTurnover

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    HRPProcess

    Environmental Scanning

    Organisational Objectives and

    Policies

    HR Demand

    forecast

    HRSupply

    forecastMake Comparison

    Difference

    Surplus

    Restrict hiring,

    Reduce hours,

    VRS, lay off etc

    Shortage

    Recruitment and

    Selection, Hiring,

    Overtime

    No differences

    Demand

    equals supply

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    Environmental Scanning- Systematicscreening of external forces influencing org.

    like Economic factors, Technological changes,

    demographic changes, Political & Legal

    Issues.

    Organisational Objectives & Policies- HRP

    must be based on Organisational Objectives &Policies

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    HR Demand forecast- Process of

    estimating quantity & quality of people

    required to meet future needs of org.

    HRSupply Forecast- Supply forecast

    measures the number of people likely

    to be available from within & outside an

    org.

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    Job Analysis

    Job Description Job Title

    Location

    Job Summary

    Duties

    Machines, Tools, & Equipments

    Materials & Forms used

    Supervision given or received

    Working Conditions

    Hazards

    Job Specification Education

    Experience

    Training

    Judgement

    Initiative

    Physical efforts

    Physical Skills

    Responsibilities

    Communication Skills Emotional Characteristics

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    Merits of Job Analysis

    Organisational & ManpowerPlanning

    Recruitment & Selection

    Wage & Salary Administration

    Employee Training & Development

    Performance Appraisal

    Health & Safety

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    Recruitment

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    Recruitment

    The process by which a job vacancyis identified and potential employees

    are notified.

    It is process of searching forprospective employees & stimulating

    & encouraging them to apply for jobsin an organization

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    Sources of Recruitment

    Internal Sources

    Promotions

    Transfers Absorption ofTrainees

    Internal Advertisement

    Lent Services

    External Sources

    Employment Exchanges

    Advertisement

    Colleges/Universities Recommendations of

    present employees

    Labour Unions

    Field Trips Personnel Consultants

    Factory Gate

    Contractors

    From other Firms

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    Selection

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    Selection

    The process of assessing candidates and

    appointing a post holder

    It is the process of differentiating between

    applicants in order to identify those with a

    greater likelihood of success in a job

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    Selection Process

    Scrutiny of Application Received

    Blank Application Forms

    Tests

    Final Interview

    Checking References

    Medical Examination

    Final Selection

    Preliminary Interview

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    Induction/Orientation

    Induction is a systematic & plannedintroduction of employees to their

    jobs, their co-workers & the org.

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    Strategic Choices of

    Induction

    FORMAL INFORMAL

    INDIVIDUAL COLLECTIVE

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    Problems ofOrientation

    Supervisor who is not trained or busy

    Employee is overwhelmed with too

    much information in a short time Employee is overloaded with forms to

    complete

    Employee is thrown into action toosoon

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    PLACEMENT

    It refers to allocation of people to jobs.

    It involves assignment of newemployees, & promotion, transfer, or

    demotion of present employees.

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    Employee Retention

    Employee Retention is a systematiceffort by employers to create and

    foster an environment thatencourages current employees toremain employed.

    Employee retention refers to policiesand practices companies use toprevent valuable employees fromleaving their jobs

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    EMPLOYEE RETENTION

    TOOLS1. Communication

    2. Include employees in decision making

    3. Allow team members to share theirknowledge with others

    4. Balance work and personal life

    5. Provide opportunities for growth anddevelopment

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    8. Best employee reward programs

    9. Appreciation

    10.Career development program

    11. Performance based bonus

    12. Employee recreation

    13. Gifts on some occasions

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    Training & Development

    Training

    Training is the act of increasing

    skill & knowledge of & attitude of anemployee for doing a particular job.

    Development

    Development refers to learningopportunities designed to help

    employees grow.

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    Need forTraining

    Non-availability of trained personnel

    Suitable for enterprise needs

    Proficiency in latest methods

    Technological advances

    Organizational complexity

    Human Relations

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    Advantages ofTraining

    To the Company

    1. Increased Proficiency

    2. Reduced Supervision

    3. Reduced Accidents &wastages

    4. Lower Absenteeism

    5. Assist newcomers

    6. Competent & capableemployees

    To the Candidate

    1. Confident Employees

    2. Positive Attitude

    3. Chances ofpromotion

    4. Refreshing

    5. High Rewards

    6. Cooperation

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    Methods ofTraining

    1. On the job Training2. Vestibule Training

    3. Internship Training

    4. Induction Training5. LearnerTraining

    6. Company School Training

    7. Retraining or RefresherTraining8. Apprenticeship Training

    9. Demonstrations

    10. Lectures

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    TOPIC 4

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    Succession/Career planning refers tothe identifying and tracking high-potential employees capable of filling

    higher-level managerial positions.

    It requires the senior management tosystematically review leadership talent

    in the company.

    It provides a set of developmentexercises that a manager must completeto be considered for top management

    positions.

    CareerPlanning

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    Succession planning systems also attract andretain managerial employees by providing themwith developmental opportunities that they can

    complete if upper management is a goal forthem.

    High potential employees typically complete anindividual development program that involves :

    Education.

    Executive mentoring.

    Coaching

    Rotation through job assignments.

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    High Potentialemployees areselected.

    Stage 1

    High Potentialemployees receivesdevelopmentexercises.

    Stage 2 High Potential

    employees must havepersonalcharacteristics &Companys culture torepresentthecompany.

    Stage 3

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    1.

    Identify whatpositions are included

    in the plan.

    2.

    Identify theemployees included

    in the plan.

    3.

    Develop standards toevaluate positions.

    6.

    Link the successionplanning system withother human resource

    System

    5.

    Developthesuccession planning

    review.

    4.

    Determine howemployee potentialwill be measured.

    7.

    Determine whatfeedback is provided

    to employees.

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    Succession Planning constitutes a major

    step in almost every industry to understand

    and provide the best platform for its high

    potential employees who are capable ofbeing successful in high-level management

    positions.

    For the development plans to be effective,both the employee and the company have

    responsibilities that need to be completed.

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    TOPIC 5

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    Performance Management

    System/Performance Appraisal

    Performance Appraisal is assessment

    of an individuals performance in asystematic way

    Performance Appraisal is an objective

    assessment of an individuals

    performance against well defined

    benchmarks

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    Purpose ofPerformance

    Appraisal Recognition ofIndividual Performance

    Identification of individual strengths &

    weaknesses Salary

    Promotion

    Lay Offs

    Identification of poor performers

    HR Planning

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    Methods ofPerformance

    Appraisal SYSTEMATIC

    1. Ranking Method

    2. Paired ComparisonMethod

    3. Graphic/Linear Scale

    Method

    4. Forced ChoiceMethod

    5. Grading Method

    FUTUREORIENTED

    1. MBO

    2. Assessment centre3. Psychological

    Appraisal

    4. 360 Feedback

    M th d f P f

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    Methods ofPerformance

    Appraisal SYSTEMATIC

    1. Ranking Method- Superior ranks his

    subordinates

    2. Paired Comparison Method- Rater compares

    each employee with every other N(N-1)

    2

    where, N= No. of subordinates

    3. Graphic/Linear Scale Method- Statement ontraits of employee prepared in columns viz.

    Excellent & Good, Average, Poor

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    4. Forced Choice Method- Rater is forcedto select statements which are

    readymade5. Grading Method- Grades are

    established like Satisfactory,Unsatisfactory

    6. Checklist Method- Statement on traits ofemployee prepared in two columns viz.YES & NO

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    FUTUREORIENTED

    1. MBO- PeterDrucker- 1954

    MBO is a process through whichorganizational goals, plans & control

    systems are determined & defined in

    joint collaboration between superior

    & subordinate managers.

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    2.Assessment centre- It is central location

    where managers come together to have

    their participation in job related exercises.

    3. Psychological Appraisal- Org. employ full

    time industrial psychologist

    4. 360 Feedback- It is systematic collection of

    performance data on an individual derived

    from no. of stakeholders

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    Rating Errors

    1. Leniency or Severity- Subjectiveassessment by rater

    2. Central Tendency- Play Safe attitude

    of Rater3. Halo Error- One aspect of individual

    performance influences performance

    4. RaterEffect- Favoritism

    5. SpilloverEffect- Depend on past PA

    6. Status Effect- Levels ofEmployees

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    TOPIC 6

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    Compensation Management

    It is remuneration an employeereceives in return for his contributionto the org.

    Compensation of employeecomprises of-

    1. Wages & Salary

    2. Incentives3. Fringe Benefits

    4. Perquisites

    5. Non-monetary benefits

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    Components ofEmployee

    Compensation

    Compensation

    Financial Non-financial

    Hourly &

    MonthlyRated

    Wages &

    Salaries

    Incentives

    Individual

    Plans/

    GroupPlans

    Fringe

    Benefits

    P.F

    Gratuity

    Medical Care

    Accident,Health,

    Group

    Insurance

    Etc.

    Perquisites

    Company Car

    Club Membership

    Paid

    Holidays

    Furnished House

    Etc.

    Job ContextChallenging

    Job

    Responsibilities

    RecognitionGrowth

    Prospects

    Working

    Conditions

    DIRECT INDIRECT

    Salary/

    Wages

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    TOPIC 8

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    Industrial Relations

    Definitions

    Complex of inter-relations among

    workers, managers, & Govt.

    IR is nature of Relationship between

    the employer & employee in anindustrial org.

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    Functions ofIR

    To Establish cordial relations among mgt &workers

    To establish a pipeline between workers &

    mgt To establish a rapport between manager &

    employees

    To ensure creative contribution of trade

    unions To avoid industrial conflicts for production

    efficiency

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    Grievance

    Employees Dissatisfaction or feeling

    of personal injustice relating to his/her

    employment

    G i H dli P d

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    Stage 4

    ComplainttoUnion

    Stage 3

    ComplainttoDivisional Head

    Stage 2

    Complaintto

    Departmental Head

    Stage 1

    Complaintto

    Sectional Head

    Grievance Handling ProcedureNO

    NO

    NO

    NO

    YES

    YES

    YES

    YES

    GrievanceResolved

    Grievance

    Resolved

    Grievance

    Resolved

    Grievance

    Resolved

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    Collective Bargaining

    Collective Bargaining is a process in which the representatives ofa labour organization & the representatives of business

    organization meet and attempt to negotiate a contract or

    agreement, which specifies the nature of employee-employer union

    relationshipf .

    -FLIPPO

    Process involving discussions and negotiations

    'bargaining' proposals and counter proposals

    to reconcile their conflicting interests

    is a flexible approach

    Wh I d i l

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    What are Industrial

    Disputes?

    Industrial Dispute means any dispute ordifferences between employers andemployers or between employers andworkmen or between workmen and workmenwhich is connected with the employment ornon-employment or the terms of employmentor with the conditions of labour of any person

    can be treated as Industrial Dispute

    - Industrial Disputes Act 1947

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    Non-economic Causes

    1. Bad treatment by staff members

    2. Political factors

    3. Administrative Causes4. Recognition of workers Organization

    5. Strikes in other industries

    6. Psychological & Social Causes

    7. Work Load

    8. Rules/service conditions/safety measures

    9. Non-implementation of agreements and awards

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    Settlement ofDisputes

    1. Collective Bargaining (C.B)

    2. Code of Discipline- Duties & Responsibilities of both3. Grievance Procedure

    4. Arbitration- Neutral Third Party

    5. Conciliation- Representatives of both parties6. Adjudication- Mandatory settlement by labour court

    7. Consultative Machineries- Set by Govt. at plant,industry, State & National Levels

    Methods of Disputes Settlement :

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    TOPIC 9

    RETIREMENT/SEPERATION

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    Superannuation

    is a special way of saving to provideyourself with an income when you retire

    it is a pension scheme, (where normalPensions are not available). 15% basicsalary is contributed by the employer to thisscheme and most of the places LIC GroupInsurance department manages these

    schemes

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    Some facts about Superannuation

    a)It is a retiral benefit

    b)It is normally computed at 15% of the monthly basicsalary. Hence if the basic is Rs.10,000 p.m., theSuperannuation contribution will be Rs.1,500 permonth.

    c)The Company opens a Superannuation Fund with anagency like for example - LIC

    d)This Fund is normally invested in Govt. securities /equity to get returns

    VOLUNTARY RETIREMENT

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    VOLUNTARY RETIREMENT

    SCHEME

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    WHATIS VRS?

    The Voluntary Retirement Scheme

    (VRS) is the latest mantra of many a

    corporate and Public sector units.

    VRS is a scheme whereby the

    employee is offered to voluntarily

    retire from his services before his

    retirement date.

    Subject to certain conditions the

    company offers VRS to its

    employees It is the golden route to

    cut the excess flab.

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    BENEFITS

    The normal benefits that anemployee gets:

    1. Provident fund

    2. Encashed accumulated leave

    3. Gratuity

    4. Salary for the notice period

    5. Cost of transfer to thehometown

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    Resignation

    It means termination of employment at

    the instance of the employee.

    A resignation is the formal act of

    giving up or quitting one's office or

    position.

    A resignation is a personal decision to

    exit a position

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    Discharge orDismissal

    Where termination of employment is

    initiated by the employer, it is known

    asD

    ismissal or discharge

    The separation of employee is

    permanent

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    AllThe Best..