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McGraw-Hill/Irwin © 2007 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.
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Learning Objectives
PART
PART
The Human Resource Environment
Trends in Human Resource ManagementProviding Equal Employment Opportunity
and a Safe WorkplaceAnalyzing Work and Designing Jobs
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Trends in Human Resource Management
PA ET RHC 2Change in the Labor ForceHigh Performance Work SystemsFocus on StrategyTechnological Change in HRM
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Ch. 2 Learning Objectives
1. Describe trends in the labor force composition and how they affect human resource management.
2. Summarize areas in which human resource management can support the goal of creating a high-performance work system.
3. Define employee empowerment and explain its role in the modern organization.
4. Identify ways HR professionals can support organizational strategies for quality, growth and efficiency.
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Ch. 2 Learning Objectives
5. Summarize ways in which human resource management can support organizations expanding internationally.
6. Discuss how technological developments are affecting human resource management.
7. Explain how the nature of the employment relationship is changing.
8. Discuss how the need for flexibility affects human resource management.
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Change in the Labor Force
Labor ForceWhat constitutes the labor force?
Internal labor forceThe workers an organization already has
External labor market Individuals actively seeking employment
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Age Distribution of U.S. Labor Force, 2002 and 2012
Figure 2.1
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Aging Workforce
What are the challenges organizations face with regard to the aging workforce?
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Projected Racial/Ethnic Makeup of the U.S. Workforce 2012
Figure 2.2
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HRM Practices that Support a Diverse Workforce
Figure 2.3
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Skill Deficiencies in Workforce
A = True, B = FalseUse of computers to do routine
tasks has changed the kinds of skills needed by employees.
A college degree is not as important as it once was.
U.S. production jobs require intelligence and skills as much as strength.
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High Performance Work Systems
High-Performance Work SystemsOrganizations that have the best possible fit between their social system and technical system.
What contributes to a high-performance work system?
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Knowledge Workers
Employees whose main contribution to the organization is specialized knowledge, such as knowledge of customers, a process, or a profession
How does the increase in knowledge workers affect HRM practices?
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Test Your Knowledge
Ensuring that knowledge workers will share information and store it so that it is easily retrieved by others is the concern of which of the following HR activities. a.Turnoverb.Employee Empowermentc.Knowledge Managementd.Employee Selection
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Employee Empowerment & Teamwork
Employee Empowerment Giving employees responsibility and
authority to make decisions regarding all aspects of product development or customer service
Teamwork The assignment of work to groups of
employees with various skills who interact to assemble a product or provide a service
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Test Your Knowledge
Sharon is a very smart and conscientious worker. Lately, she has felt that her ideas were disregarded and she was denied autonomy in completing her work. This situation is probably caused by a lack of
a. Employee Empowermentb. Knowledge Managementc. Turnoverd. Teamwork
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Focus on Strategy
How can human resource management support and contribute to organizational strategy?
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Business Strategy: Issues Affecting HRM
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Downsizing
Why do companies downsize? If you were told you were being
downsized, what would you want to know?
If you weren’t being downsized but others were, what would you want to know?
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Expanding into Global Markets To meet competitive
challenges, U.S. companies must expand globally: Develop global markets Hire from a
international labor pool Prepare employees for
global assignments Expatriates
Would you consider being an expatriate? A=Yes, B= No
Where Immigrants to the US Came from in 2003 - Insert Figure 2.6
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Technological Change in HRM
Human resource information system (HRIS) is a computer system used to acquire, store, manipulate, analyze, retrieve, and distribute information related to human resources.
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New Technologies Influencing HRM
Table 2.1
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The Internet Economy
Companies use the Internet to gain an advantage or keep up with competitors
Electronic business (e-business) Business-to-consumerBusiness-to-businessConsumer-to-consumer
What are some examples?
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Electronic HRM
e-HRMThe processing and transmission of digitized HR information, especially using computer networking and the Internet
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Using e-HRM
How could e-HRM be used with regard to:benefits?selection?succession planning?development?
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Implications of e-HRM
Table 2.2
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Change in Employment Relationship
The Psychological Contract A description of what an employee expects
to contribute in an employment relationship and what the employer will provide the employee in exchange for those contributions
What was the psychological contract in the 60’s and 70’s?
What is the psychological contract now? What factors affect the psychological
contract?
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Video – Hotjobs.com
1. Discuss the impact the Internet has had on job seekers just like you.
2. Have you ever utilized a resource such as HotJobs.com to post your résumé? Explain why or why not.
3. Discuss how organizations that possess an effective human resource management department can be of benefit to you and your career path.