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HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (GE 3754 - ELECTIVE MANAGEMENT)

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CONTENTS BREAKDOWN

UNIT I: INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

  1. Definition of HRM: Systematic management of human resources to achieve organizational objectives.

  2. Human Resource Management Principles: Focus on job security, workforce competency, and the overall commitment to employee development.

UNIT II: HUMAN RESOURCE PLANNING

  1. Definition: Continuous planning to optimize the use of human resources.

  2. Steps in HR Planning: Analyze labor supply, forecast demand, balance labor supply and demand, implement HR plans.

  3. Challenges: Finding skilled employees, managing workforce stability.

UNIT III: TRAINING AND EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT

  1. Types of Training: On-the-job, Off-the-job, technical training, etc.

  2. Importance of Training: Enhances employee skills, increases satisfaction, lowers turnover rates.

UNIT IV: EMPLOYEE COMPENSATION

  1. Total Compensation: Salary, benefits, bonuses, indirect and non-monetary compensation.

  2. Compensation Plans: Should align with market standards and organizational goals.

UNIT V: PERFORMANCE EVALUATION

  1. Performance Evaluation: Regular review of employee performance against set standards to guide decision-making on promotions, rewards, and training.

  2. Control Process: Establishing performance measures, monitoring performance, and implementing corrective actions when necessary.

  3. Grievance Redressal: Mechanism for employees to voice concerns and resolve issues systematically.

IMPORTANCE OF HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

  • HRM ensures alignment between company goals and employee contributions, improving productivity, morale, and overall company performance.

TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT

  • Focus on continuous skill enhancement and aligning employee capabilities with organizational objectives.

REWARDS AND RECOGNITION

  • Developing reward systems that cater to employee motivations, preferences, and performance.

CONCLUSION

  • The importance of adapting HR practices to changing workforce dynamics, ensuring continuous development, and maintaining employee satisfaction to foster a productive organizational environment.