Human Resource Management (HRM) involves managing the human resources of an organization to help it achieve its goals. The central functions of HRM include staffing, training and development, motivation, and maintenance. HRM must also consider the external environment which includes economic forces, government legislation, advances in technology, labor unions, and management thought. As organizations have grown, the function of HRM has evolved from traditional personnel management activities to integrate human resource strategies with overall organizational strategy.
Human Resource Management (HRM) involves managing the human resources of an organization to help it achieve its goals. The central functions of HRM include staffing, training and development, motivation, and maintenance. HRM must also consider the external environment which includes economic forces, government legislation, advances in technology, labor unions, and management thought. As organizations have grown, the function of HRM has evolved from traditional personnel management activities to integrate human resource strategies with overall organizational strategy.
Human Resource Management (HRM) involves managing the human resources of an organization to help it achieve its goals. The central functions of HRM include staffing, training and development, motivation, and maintenance. HRM must also consider the external environment which includes economic forces, government legislation, advances in technology, labor unions, and management thought. As organizations have grown, the function of HRM has evolved from traditional personnel management activities to integrate human resource strategies with overall organizational strategy.
Human Resource Management (HRM) involves managing the human resources of an organization to help it achieve its goals. The central functions of HRM include staffing, training and development, motivation, and maintenance. HRM must also consider the external environment which includes economic forces, government legislation, advances in technology, labor unions, and management thought. As organizations have grown, the function of HRM has evolved from traditional personnel management activities to integrate human resource strategies with overall organizational strategy.
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Reviewer in Human Resource Management *Major Activities of Staffing*
- Strategic Human Resource Planning
Chapter 1: Introduction to Personnel & -Recruitment Human Resource Management - Selection Human Resource Management (HRM) - human Training & Development- acquisition of skills, component of the organization is able to achieve knowledge and attitudes. the goals assigned to it. Training- establishing what type of training is required and who should receive it. HRM distinguished from the other management Development- improving the intellectual or functions: emotional abilities of an employee for the - marketing purpose of doing a better job. - finance - production Motivation- process of activating behavior, sustaining it and directing it towards a particular goal. Marketing- concerned with the generation of sufficient volume of sales (more profit). *Major Activities included in this Central Function* Finance- concerned with obtaining funds. -Motivation and job design Production- making sure that there are enough - Performance Evaluation stocks of products - Rewards and Compensation -Employee Benefits *Five M’s of Management (Basic Resources)* External Environment of HRM- you cannot - Men control, change, manipulate - Money -Machines *External Environment of HRM* -Materials -Economic Forces -Methods -Government Legislation -Advances in Technology Among the five M’s. Men is the most difficult -Labor Unions to manage in the sense that men possess the -Management Thought power to manipulate the other five M’s. Economic Forces-pursuit of survival & growth would mean changes in the way organizations perform their activities. These will require the The Central Function of Human Resource use of the economic concepts of effectiveness Management and efficiency.
*Central Functions*(Internal Factors) Government Legislation- laws, rules and
- Staffing regulations promulgated by the government and -Training and Development which affect the HRM. -Motivation -Maintenance Advances in Technology- survival and competition among and between organizations require the adaptation of the most useful Staffing- locates competent employees and advances in technology getting them to work for the organization. Placing the right person to the right job. Labor Unions- is an organization formed to represent the interest of workers. One representative to negotiate to the management Management Thought- they were able to HRM is now viewed as composing the ffg: formulate theories as a result of extensive research. 1. Personnel Management Activities 2. A view that regards Henri Fayol (19169) - basic building blocks of a. people as the major organizational management thought asset, and * Five Functions of Managerial b. workers as instinctively willing and Responsibility* able to be developed - Planning 3. Integration of the personnel management -Organizing function into the strategic management of the -Command organization -Coordination - Control *Specific Difference Between Personnel *Fourteen Management Principles Management and HRM Practices that cover various concerns as follows* Frederick Taylor- “father of scientific 1. Recruitment and staff turnover management” he find a better way to improve 2. Promotion and Career Development worker and productivity. 3. Rewards and Benefits Working hours (6am to 10pm) 4. Education, Training and Development 5. Management Culture Scientific Management- development of performance standards on the basis systematic *Organizing HRM Department* observation and experimentation. HRM Department is the unit assigned to Hawthorne Studies (1924)- find answers to what implement the organization’s policies. affects productivity Elton Mayo- head of the research, found out that relationship between workers, and between *Several Factors* workers and supervisors more significantly 1. Available Resources affect productivity than changes in working 2. Number of company employees conditions. 3.Philosophy of Management This resulted to a more humanistic view of the practice of HRM ( workers treated like - Resources play an important part in the size & animals). structure of the HRM department.
Small Company- HRM function is performed
Personnel Management vs. Human Resource by single individual, owner-managers. Management -As the organization grows and as resources Modern Management- another term for HRM. become available, the manager may hire an assistant to help him implement the HRM Personnel Management- evolved into what is policies. now reffered to as “HRM”. - The bigger the resources of the organization, the more elaborate its HRM *Personnel Management Confined to Activities* department is. -Recruitment - Some organization maintain a specific -Training number of HRM staff based on the number of -Remuneration company employees. One staff member for - Discipline every one hundred employees is not uncommon for many companies. .