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Human Resource Management Mind Map

πŸ‘₯ HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

➑ Focus: improving workforce performance and efficiency

πŸ”Ή 1. LABOUR PRODUCTIVITY

βœ… What is it?

  • Measures output per worker

  • Shows how efficiently employees are working

πŸ”’ How is it calculated?

\text{Labour Productivity} = \frac{\text{Output}}{\text{Number of Employees}}

πŸ“‰ If LOW β†’ HR improvements:

  • Training β†’ improves skills and efficiency

  • Motivation (bonuses, incentives) β†’ increases effort

  • Better technology β†’ speeds up production

  • Improved management/leadership β†’ clearer direction

πŸ”Ή 2. LABOUR TURNOVER

βœ… What is it?

  • Percentage of employees leaving a business over time

πŸ”’ How is it calculated?

\text{Labour Turnover} = \frac{\text{Number leaving}}{\text{Average number employed}} \times 100

πŸ“‰ If HIGH β†’ HR improvements:

  • Increase pay / financial rewards

  • Improve working conditions

  • Career progression opportunities

  • Better recruitment (hire the right people)

πŸ”Ή 3. LABOUR RETENTION

βœ… What is it?

  • Ability of a business to keep employees

πŸ‘‰ (Opposite of labour turnover)

πŸ”’ How is it calculated?

  • Not always a formula, but often:
    \text{Retention Rate} = 100\% - \text{Turnover Rate}

πŸ“‰ If LOW β†’ HR improvements:

  • Employee benefits (e.g. pensions, perks)

  • Job security

  • Training & development

  • Employee share ownership schemes

πŸ”Ή 4. ABSENTEEISM

βœ… What is it?

  • Measures how often employees are absent from work

πŸ”’ How is it calculated?

\text{Absenteeism Rate} = \frac{\text{Days lost through absence}}{\text{Total possible working days}} \times 100

πŸ“‰ If HIGH β†’ HR improvements:

  • Flexible working

  • Better working conditions

  • Health & wellbeing support

  • Strong management / monitoring systems