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Hr planning

review human resources requirements to ensure:


the necessary number of employees


the necessary employee skills


to meet organizational goals

the importance of HR planning



plan staffing and development activities


achieve economies in hiring


anticipate and avoid staff shortage/surpluses


establish employment equity goals/timetable

HRP - human resource planning

is the process of forecasting future human resources requirements to ensure that the organization will have the required number of employees with the necessary skills to meet its strategic objectives

Forecasting future human resources

projected turnover


quality and nature of employees


decisions to upgrade the quality of products


planned technological and administrative changes


financial resources available



quantitative approaches

trend analysis


study of firms employment levels over the past years


ratio analysis


involves making forecasts based on casual factors (sales)


scatter plots


used to determine a relationship between two factors

qualitatives approaches

nominal group technique


identify the issue


solution generation


problem solving


delphi technique


experts rather than managers

GAP analysis

comparing forecasted demand toforecasted supply to determine if there is a projected labour equilibrium,shortage, or surplusHr planning process


environmental scanning

involves assessing factors that affect the external labour market as well as an organization's ability to find and secure talent from outside the organization