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    Department of Commerce & Financial Management

    University of Kelaniya

    M. ShamilB.Com (Sp), MBA

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    Human resources of an organization consistof all people who perform its activities

    Talented individuals are arguably the mostvaluable resource in today's global economy

    According to M. Porter employees of an

    organization can provide competitiveadvantage

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    Organizational Success

    Employees KASOCs

    Right quality people

    should join & remain

    with organizations

    Competitive Advantage

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    The policies & practices involved in carrying

    out the people or human resource aspect of amanagement position

    Dessler, G

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    Human Resource Management is concerned

    with the people dimension in Management

    Decenzo & Robbins

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    the HRM focus should always be maintaining &ideally expanding the customer base whilemaintaining and ideally maximizing profit.

    HRM has whole lot to do with this focusregardless of the size of the business or theproduct or services you are trying to sell

    Dr James Spina

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    a strategic & coherent approach to the

    management of an organization's most valued

    assets: people who individually & collectively

    contribute to the achievementof its

    objective

    Armstrong, M.

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    a set of techniques, which enables

    interventions to be made within the business

    in order to improve performance

    Fombrun et al (1984)

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    It is a set of distinct interrelated practices,

    policies, & philosophies that facilitate the

    attainment oforganizational strategy

    Belcourt & McBey

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    matching HRM activities & policies to someexplicitbusiness strategy

    Henry and Pettigrew (1986)

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    the process of linking the human resource

    function with the strategic objectives of theorganization in order to improveperformance

    John Bratton

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    the processby which organizations seek to

    linkthe human, social, & intellectual capital of

    their members to the strategic needs of thefirm

    Bamberger and Meshoulam (2000)

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    Linking of Human ResourceManagementwith

    strategic goals & objectives in order to

    improve business performance & developorganizational cultures that foster innovation

    and flexibility

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    Acquisition:

    HR Planning

    Recruitment Selection

    Socialization

    Development:

    Training

    Management& Career

    development

    Motivation:

    Job Design

    Appraisal Rewards

    Job Evaluation

    Discipline

    Maintenance:

    Safety &

    Health Employee

    relations

    Source: Decenzo & Robbins, (2003), Personnel & Human Resource Management

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    Organization Organization Design, Organization development,

    Job & Role design

    Resourcing HR planning, Talent management & Recruitment &

    Selection

    Performance Management

    Human Resource Development

    Learning, Training, Management development &

    Career management

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    Reward Management Pay systems, Contingent pay & Non financial rewards

    Employee relations

    Industrial relations, Employee voice &Communication

    Health, Safety & Welfare services

    Employment & HR services

    Implementation of certification related

    programs & Compliance auditing

    ISO

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    Managing Director

    Finance

    Manager

    Marketing

    Manager

    Operations

    ManagerHR Manager

    Line Authority

    Staff Authority

    Executive 1 Executive 2

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    PersonnelManagement

    Strategic HRM

    HR Management

    Personnel

    Administration

    UK

    USA

    Schools of

    Management

    TQM

    Strategic Mgt

    IHRM

    CHRM

    1890 1930 1960 1980 2000>

    HRMS

    e-HR

    Global HRM

    Knowledge

    Cost centre to Profit centre

    Japan

    China

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    Determine the best method of performingeach task: the job & task

    Scientific selection of workers:select the

    right person Scientific education & development of the

    worker: train workers

    Differential Rate system: higher pay for

    higher performance

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    There is no dominant theory HRM is hyped up version of Personnel

    Management to exploit labour

    Contradiction between Hard & Soft versionsof HRM

    Organizational practices are influenced by either

    versions

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    Postmodernism Knowledge is not an object, its a source for power

    HR is not a panacea for all the organizational

    problems Relationship between HRM & organizational

    performance

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    HR Practices

    Employees

    Customers

    Investors

    Morale, Commitment,

    Competence, Retention

    RetentionSatisfaction

    Commitment

    Profitability, CostGrowth, Cash flow

    Margin

    Source: Ulrich, D. (1997). Human Resource Champions

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    1. Closely linked to business strategic plans2. Jointly conceived & implemented by line &

    HR managers

    3. Responsive to a highly competitivemarketplace & global business structure

    4. Focused on quality, customer service,

    productivity, employee involvement, team

    work, & workforce flexibility

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    Sales OperationsAirFreight

    CustomerService

    IT Admin& HR

    Accounts Transport

    Import Export Import Export

    Departments

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    HRP determines the human resources requiredby the organization to achieve its strategic

    goals

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    HRP is the process for ensuring thathuman

    resource requirements of an organization areidentified & plans are made for satisfying

    those requirements

    Bulla & Scott, 1994

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    HRP process includes1.Environmental scanning

    2.Labour demand analysis

    3.Labour supply analysis4.Gap analysis

    5.Action programming

    6.Control & evaluation

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    Talent management is the process of ensuring

    that the organization attracts, retains,motivates, & develops the talented people it

    needs

    Armstrong

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    1. Defining requirements Prepare JDs & JSs,

    Decide on the terms & conditions of the employment

    2. Attracting candidates

    3. Selecting candidates

    4. Hiring

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    Bio Data, CV or Resume Graphology

    Interviews

    Tests Assessment Centre

    References

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    References

    Assessment Centre (Performance)Personality Tests

    Interviews

    Bio Data

    Ability Tests

    Assessment Centre (Promotion)

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    a strategic & integrated approach to delivering

    sustained success to organization by

    improving the performanceof thepeoplewho work in them & by developing the

    capabilities ofteams & individual

    contributorsArmstrong & Baron

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    If you cantdefine performance,

    you cantmeasure or manageit

    Armstrong & Baron 1999

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    Role Profile

    Performance

    Review

    Performance

    Agreement

    Performance Development

    Planning

    Performance

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    Graphic Rating Scale Method (GRS) Alternation Ranking Method

    Paired Comparison Method

    Forced Distribution Method Critical Incident Method

    Behaviorally Anchored Rating Scales (BARS)

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    the planned & systematic modification ofbehavior through learning events,

    programmes & instruction which enable

    individuals to achieve the levels ofknowledge,skill& competence to carry out

    their work effectively

    Armstrong

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    Develop attitude towards the use of computer

    Develop attitude towards maintaining confidentiality on

    electronic documents

    Develop attitude towards using and maintaining computers

    Attitude

    How to switch on the computer

    How to use the Ms Word to prepare a letter and report How to use Ms Access to develop a database

    How to use Ms Exel to prepare financial statement

    How to use Ms Powerpoint to prepare a presentation

    Skill

    Components of a computer

    Facilities available in the computer

    What is Ms Office

    Knowledge

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    Training

    Needs

    Analysis

    Training

    Design

    Training

    Development

    Training

    Implementation

    Training

    Evaluation

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    Dessler, G. (2004). Human ResourceManagement. 9th ed.

    Armstrong, M. (2007).A Handbook of HumanResource Management. 10th ed.

    Belcourt, M. & McBey, K. (2004). Strategic

    Human Resource Management. 2nd ed.