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What is HR and a HR Plan

HR is responsible for management and development of human resources within the organisation. From creation, development and maintenance of an effective workforce



A HR plan is strategy in accordance with the strategic plan which is forward looking 3 to 5 years. Aims to close the gap between demand for labour and supply for labour.


HR Cycle

1. Recruitment


2. Selection


3. Training and development


4. Performance mgnt


5. Incentives and motivation


6. Rewards


7.ternination

Recruitment

Attractive a pool of suitable candidates



Agree a vacancy someone leaves



Job analysis detailed study of tasks



Job description broader requirements scope, purpose and duties.



Person spec Attributes and qualities Rodger recommends background, attainments, disposition, interest



Source candidate internet social media



Selection

Best person for the job



1. Application forms screening personal record removes unsuitable candidates



2. Interviews 1.2.1 succession, problem solving and stress tests.



3.selection testing psychometric, proficiency, attainment



4. Assessment centers group work presentations.



5.References don't always be factual

Development and training

This should be viewed as an investment



Training is a planned behaviour through learning events, programmes which allows a level of knowledge skills and competence



Development growth and realisation of a person's ability through conscious and unconscious behaviours



1. Identifying needs


2. Set training objectives


3. Plan training


4. Deliver training


5. Execute training



Evaluate the training


Reaction feedback


Learning tests


Behaviour learning on the job


Results impact on the business




Performance management

Iterative approach to ensure employees are conducting work in an appropriate manner



Set objectives at the start


Monitor performance


Review performance


Action plan with new objectives



Appraisal systematic reviews of employees performance and training needs. Lockets barriers



Confronting badly delivered bias by mangr


Judgement one way judge approach


Breuacrcy just a checklist


Chat lack of will


Annual event no effort


Unfinished business nothing will be followed up




Incentives and motivation

Motivation willingness to perform certain tasks, incentive or reason to behave in a certain way.Psychological contract - an agreement in principle that outlines what is required from both parties employee and employer in order to motivate both must fulfill their end of the agreement.



Workforce flexibility


1.Flexitime


2.tasks flexibility T skills


3. Financial flexibility reward systems



Reward system


Monetary and non monetary



Basic pay hourly rate


Performance based commission smart obj


Benefits company car



Finance traditionally saw people as a cost


HR traditionally saw people as an asset modern approach people are seen as the greatest asset