Lecture : khaddar Mohamed abdulle
Chaperone: the role of human resource
management
Human resource management ( HRM)
Chapter objective
1. Explain the role of HRM in organizations.
2. Define and discuss some of the major HRM kills.
3. Awareness of External Factors.
4. Today’s HRM Challenges.
What Is HRM?
• Human resource management (HRM) is the process
of employing people, training them, compensating
them, developing policies relating to them, and
developing strategies to retain them.
What Is HRM?
• HRM has undergone many changes over the last
twenty years, giving it an even more important role
in today’s organizations.
• In the past, HRM meant processing payroll,
sending birthday gifts to employees, arranging
company outings, and making sure forms were
filled out correctly—in other words, more of an
administrative role rather than a strategic role
crucial to the success of the organization.
The Role of HRM
Human resource management involves seven main
areas:
1. staffing.
2. workplace policies.
3. benefits and compensation.
4. Retention.
5. training and development.
6. employment laws.
7. employee protection.
Staffing
1. Development of a staffing plan.
2. Development of policies to encourage
multiculturalism at work.
3. Recruitment.
4. Selection.
workplace policies
Discipline process policy
Vacation time policy
 Dress code
 Ethics policy
 Internet usage policy
benefits and compensation
Health Benefits
retirement plans
 Stock purchase plans
Vacation time
Sick leave
Bonuses
Tuition reimbursement
Awareness of External Factors
Globalization and offshoring
Changes to employment law
Health-care costs
 Employee expectations
 Diversity of the workforce
 Changing demographics of the workforce
 A more highly educated workforce
 Layoffs and downsizing
Technology used, such as HR databases
kills Needed for HRM
Today’s HRM Challenges
1. Containing Costs.
2. Technology.
3. The Economy.
4. The Challenging and Diverse Workforce.
5. Ethics.
Containing Costs
Health-care benefits.
 Training costs.
 Hiring process costs.
Technology
• Technology also creates a workforce that expects to
be mobile. Because of the ability to work from
home or anywhere else.
• The large variety of databases available to perform
HR tasks is mind boggling. For example, databases
are used to track employee data, compensation.
The Economy
• Tough economic times in a country usually results in
tough times for business, too. High unemployment
and layoffs are clearly HRM and managerial issues.
• Likewise, in a growth economy, the HR manager
may experience a different kind of stress. Massive
hiring to meet demand might occur if the economy is
doing well.
The Challenging and Diverse
Workforce
Ethics
• Ethics and monitoring of ethical behavior are also
challenges in HRM. Setting ethical standards and
monitoring ethical behavior, including developing a
code of conduct.
• Avoid all conflicts of interest between work and
personal affairs.
• Strive to create a safe workplace and to protect the
environment.

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    Lecture : khaddarMohamed abdulle Chaperone: the role of human resource management Human resource management ( HRM)
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    Chapter objective 1. Explainthe role of HRM in organizations. 2. Define and discuss some of the major HRM kills. 3. Awareness of External Factors. 4. Today’s HRM Challenges.
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    What Is HRM? •Human resource management (HRM) is the process of employing people, training them, compensating them, developing policies relating to them, and developing strategies to retain them.
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    What Is HRM? •HRM has undergone many changes over the last twenty years, giving it an even more important role in today’s organizations. • In the past, HRM meant processing payroll, sending birthday gifts to employees, arranging company outings, and making sure forms were filled out correctly—in other words, more of an administrative role rather than a strategic role crucial to the success of the organization.
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    The Role ofHRM Human resource management involves seven main areas: 1. staffing. 2. workplace policies. 3. benefits and compensation. 4. Retention. 5. training and development. 6. employment laws. 7. employee protection.
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    Staffing 1. Development ofa staffing plan. 2. Development of policies to encourage multiculturalism at work. 3. Recruitment. 4. Selection.
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    workplace policies Discipline processpolicy Vacation time policy  Dress code  Ethics policy  Internet usage policy
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    benefits and compensation HealthBenefits retirement plans  Stock purchase plans Vacation time Sick leave Bonuses Tuition reimbursement
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    Awareness of ExternalFactors Globalization and offshoring Changes to employment law Health-care costs  Employee expectations  Diversity of the workforce  Changing demographics of the workforce  A more highly educated workforce  Layoffs and downsizing Technology used, such as HR databases
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    Today’s HRM Challenges 1.Containing Costs. 2. Technology. 3. The Economy. 4. The Challenging and Diverse Workforce. 5. Ethics.
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    Containing Costs Health-care benefits. Training costs.  Hiring process costs.
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    Technology • Technology alsocreates a workforce that expects to be mobile. Because of the ability to work from home or anywhere else. • The large variety of databases available to perform HR tasks is mind boggling. For example, databases are used to track employee data, compensation.
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    The Economy • Tougheconomic times in a country usually results in tough times for business, too. High unemployment and layoffs are clearly HRM and managerial issues. • Likewise, in a growth economy, the HR manager may experience a different kind of stress. Massive hiring to meet demand might occur if the economy is doing well.
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    The Challenging andDiverse Workforce
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    Ethics • Ethics andmonitoring of ethical behavior are also challenges in HRM. Setting ethical standards and monitoring ethical behavior, including developing a code of conduct. • Avoid all conflicts of interest between work and personal affairs. • Strive to create a safe workplace and to protect the environment.