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In today’s competitive landscape, the success of organizations hinges on how they treat their employees. This introduction to HR management explores the evolution of HR functions—from personnel hiring and compliance to strategic alignment with organizational goals. It emphasizes the importance of talent management, workforce optimization, and building a compelling employment brand that engages employees. With insights on performance variability and strategic HR management, this guide serves as a roadmap for fostering a culture of trust, respect, and innovation, ultimately leading to happy employees and satisfied customers.
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Introduction to HR Management “There is no magic in the success of companies, the secret of their success is simply the way they treat employees” By Akio Morita
Evolution of HRM….. Personnel function: Hiring and firing, compliance Unions: labor relations specialists Welfare: Subspecialists: staffing training, compensation, appraisal systems Today: Support and execute Organizational strategy
Assessing HRM needs through vertical alignment Revenue growth, productivity, asset utilization Financial Products leadership, operational excellence, customer intimacy Customers Innovation, Operations, customer management, customer service Processes Organization Key talent pool, attitudes and behavior, resource flow People Leadership Structure Job design Staffing Training Compensation Appraisal etc HRM is all levers in an organization that affect employees and in turn affect outcome
Different aspect of HR Management 1 Creating employment Brand • What drives us to go to work everyday? • What are the compelling aspects of my organization that get me engaged with my work? • What are the compelling aspects of my organization that make me excited about coming in and doing my job? • When speaking to others, what would I tell them about why this is a great place to work? Culture Creating value Communicate Deliver Case example SAS- Trust and respect- More than just a great place to work! Assess results
2 Build a talent management culture Four keys to Strategic Talent Management 1. Business strategy and goals 2. Organization values 3. Employment philosophy 4.Metrics/ Impact on the business Happy employees = Happy Customers
3 Partitioning the work force In partitioning the workforce, we look at identifying and optimizing our investment in those employee groups that are most critical to value creation for the customer D A PERFORMANCE VARIABILITY C B High Low VALUE Case study; FEDEX
4 Strategic HR Management The quadrants Financial
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