ROLE OF HR IN
DRIVING HR
CHANGE
INTRODUCTIO
N
• HR = Human Resources, deals
with people in an organization.
• Change = new ideas, new
systems, or new ways of working.
• HR helps people accept and
adjust to these changes.
WHY CHANGE IS NEEDED
• Business environment keeps
changing.
• Technology, customer needs, laws,
and competition push companies to
adapt.
• Example: shifting from manual
attendance to digital attendance.
ROLE OF HR IN
CHANGE
HR plays a big role in making change
smooth:
1.Planning – Understand what
change is needed.
2.Communication – Explain change
clearly to employees.
3.Training – Teach new skills if
required.
4.Support – Help employees
overcome fear of change.
HR AS A CHANGE LEADER
• HR motivates
employees to accept
change.
• HR becomes the link
between management
and employees.
• Example: HR explains
why a new software will
make work easier.
COMMUNICAT
ION ROLE
• Clear communication avoids confusion.
• HR organizes meetings, emails,
workshops.
• Example: before shifting to work-from-
home, HR explains process and rules.
TRAINING
AND
DEVELOPME
NT
• HR arranges training programs.
• Employees learn new tools, methods, or skills.
• Example: training staff for using online HR portals.
SUPPORTING
EMPLOYEES
• HR provides counseling,
feedback, and guidance.
• Builds trust and reduces stress.
• Example: HR listens to employee
concerns during company
restructuring.
CHALLENGES HR FACES
• Resistance from employees.
• Lack of proper resources.
• Communication gaps.
• HR has to manage these
smartly.
• HR is not only about hiring and
salaries.
• HR is the driver of change in
organizations.
• With proper planning, training, and
communication, HR makes change
successful.
CONCLUSION
CASE STUDY
ABC Textiles Ltd. was struggling with high employee
turnover and outdated HR practices. To address this, the
HR department initiated a change program introducing
digital attendance, online performance appraisals, and
training programs. HR also conducted workshops to
reduce resistance and explained the benefits of new
systems. Within a year, employee satisfaction improved,
and turnover dropped by 15%.
Q1. What role did HR play in driving change at ABC
Textiles Ltd.?
Answer: HR acted as a change agent by introducing digital
systems, communicating the benefits of change, and
training employees to adapt.
Q2. What was the main outcome of HR’s change
initiative?
Answer: Employee satisfaction improved, and turnover
reduced by 15%
Q3. Why is communication important in HR-driven
change?
Answer: Communication reduces resistance, builds trust,
and ensures employees understand the benefits of change
QUESTIONER
Q1. HR is mainly concerned with which of the
following?
a) Machines
b) Money
c) People
d) Materials
Answer: c) People
Q2. Why is change needed in organizations?
a) To maintain the same working style
b) Because technology, laws, and customer needs evolve
c) To reduce employee engagement
d) To avoid competition
Answer: b) Because technology, laws, and customer needs evolve
Q3. Which of the following is NOT a role of HR in
driving change?
a) Planning
b) Communication
c) Manufacturing
d) Training
Answer: c) Manufacturing
Q4. HR as a change leader primarily acts as a link
between
a) Employees and Customers
b) Management and Employees
c) Suppliers and Management
d) Investors and Shareholders
Answer: b) Management and Employees
Q5. Clear communication by HR during change
helps in:
a) Avoiding confusion
b) Reducing salaries
c) Stopping training
d) Limiting growth
Answer: a) Avoiding confusion
Q6. Which method can HR use to communicate
change?
a) Secret notes
b) Meetings, emails, workshops
c) Rumors
d) Hiding information
nswer: b) Meetings, emails, workshops
Q7. Training and development programs organized
by HR help employees to:
a) Learn new tools and skills
b) Avoid new systems
c) Skip work
d) Reduce trust
Answer: a) Learn new tools and skills
Q8. HR supports employees during change by
providing:
a) Salary deduction
b) Counseling and feedback
c) More workload
d) Strict rules only
Answer: b) Counseling and feedback
Q9. Which of the following is a common challenge
HR faces during change?
a) Employee resistance
b) Lack of resources
c) Communication gaps
d) All of the above
Answer: d) All of the above
Q10. The overall conclusion of the PPT is that HR is:
a) Only about hiring and payroll
b) Mainly responsible for marketing
c) The driver of change in organizations
d) Not important in change management
Answer: c) The driver of change in organizations
THANK
YOU

Nupur ODC PPacacdvwvwvcscsdvwvwcdvdT.pptx

  • 1.
    ROLE OF HRIN DRIVING HR CHANGE
  • 2.
    INTRODUCTIO N • HR =Human Resources, deals with people in an organization. • Change = new ideas, new systems, or new ways of working. • HR helps people accept and adjust to these changes.
  • 3.
    WHY CHANGE ISNEEDED • Business environment keeps changing. • Technology, customer needs, laws, and competition push companies to adapt. • Example: shifting from manual attendance to digital attendance.
  • 4.
    ROLE OF HRIN CHANGE HR plays a big role in making change smooth: 1.Planning – Understand what change is needed. 2.Communication – Explain change clearly to employees. 3.Training – Teach new skills if required. 4.Support – Help employees overcome fear of change.
  • 5.
    HR AS ACHANGE LEADER • HR motivates employees to accept change. • HR becomes the link between management and employees. • Example: HR explains why a new software will make work easier.
  • 6.
    COMMUNICAT ION ROLE • Clearcommunication avoids confusion. • HR organizes meetings, emails, workshops. • Example: before shifting to work-from- home, HR explains process and rules.
  • 7.
    TRAINING AND DEVELOPME NT • HR arrangestraining programs. • Employees learn new tools, methods, or skills. • Example: training staff for using online HR portals.
  • 8.
    SUPPORTING EMPLOYEES • HR providescounseling, feedback, and guidance. • Builds trust and reduces stress. • Example: HR listens to employee concerns during company restructuring.
  • 9.
    CHALLENGES HR FACES •Resistance from employees. • Lack of proper resources. • Communication gaps. • HR has to manage these smartly.
  • 10.
    • HR isnot only about hiring and salaries. • HR is the driver of change in organizations. • With proper planning, training, and communication, HR makes change successful. CONCLUSION
  • 11.
    CASE STUDY ABC TextilesLtd. was struggling with high employee turnover and outdated HR practices. To address this, the HR department initiated a change program introducing digital attendance, online performance appraisals, and training programs. HR also conducted workshops to reduce resistance and explained the benefits of new systems. Within a year, employee satisfaction improved, and turnover dropped by 15%.
  • 12.
    Q1. What roledid HR play in driving change at ABC Textiles Ltd.? Answer: HR acted as a change agent by introducing digital systems, communicating the benefits of change, and training employees to adapt.
  • 13.
    Q2. What wasthe main outcome of HR’s change initiative? Answer: Employee satisfaction improved, and turnover reduced by 15%
  • 14.
    Q3. Why iscommunication important in HR-driven change? Answer: Communication reduces resistance, builds trust, and ensures employees understand the benefits of change
  • 15.
  • 16.
    Q1. HR ismainly concerned with which of the following? a) Machines b) Money c) People d) Materials Answer: c) People
  • 17.
    Q2. Why ischange needed in organizations? a) To maintain the same working style b) Because technology, laws, and customer needs evolve c) To reduce employee engagement d) To avoid competition Answer: b) Because technology, laws, and customer needs evolve
  • 18.
    Q3. Which ofthe following is NOT a role of HR in driving change? a) Planning b) Communication c) Manufacturing d) Training Answer: c) Manufacturing
  • 19.
    Q4. HR asa change leader primarily acts as a link between a) Employees and Customers b) Management and Employees c) Suppliers and Management d) Investors and Shareholders Answer: b) Management and Employees
  • 20.
    Q5. Clear communicationby HR during change helps in: a) Avoiding confusion b) Reducing salaries c) Stopping training d) Limiting growth Answer: a) Avoiding confusion
  • 21.
    Q6. Which methodcan HR use to communicate change? a) Secret notes b) Meetings, emails, workshops c) Rumors d) Hiding information nswer: b) Meetings, emails, workshops
  • 22.
    Q7. Training anddevelopment programs organized by HR help employees to: a) Learn new tools and skills b) Avoid new systems c) Skip work d) Reduce trust Answer: a) Learn new tools and skills
  • 23.
    Q8. HR supportsemployees during change by providing: a) Salary deduction b) Counseling and feedback c) More workload d) Strict rules only Answer: b) Counseling and feedback
  • 24.
    Q9. Which ofthe following is a common challenge HR faces during change? a) Employee resistance b) Lack of resources c) Communication gaps d) All of the above Answer: d) All of the above
  • 25.
    Q10. The overallconclusion of the PPT is that HR is: a) Only about hiring and payroll b) Mainly responsible for marketing c) The driver of change in organizations d) Not important in change management Answer: c) The driver of change in organizations
  • 26.