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Human Resource Planning ORGANIZATIONAL WORKFORCE Presented by Dr. S. Viniba, AP/MBA, SNSCT

Outline of Today’s Class Brain Teaser Recap Forecasting Demand Forecasting Factors Approaches to HR Demand Forecasting Break - Forecasting Supply Sources of Supply Determining Manpower Gaps 16BA713 / HRP / Demand Forecasting, Action Planning, Matching Requirement and Availability Dr. S. Viniba / 01-07-2017

Brain Teaser What can be seen in a minute, twice in a moment and never in a thousand years? 16BA713 / HRP / Demand Forecasting, Action Planning, Matching Requirement and Availability Dr. S. Viniba / 01-07-2017

Forecasting Demand A key component of HRP is forecasting the number and type of people needed to meet organizational objectives. A variety of organizational factors, including competitive strategy, technology, structure, and productivity can influence the demand for labour. 16BA713 / HRP / Demand Forecasting, Action Planning, Matching Requirement and Availability Dr. S. Viniba / 01-07-2017

Forecasting Factors Factors in three different sources - which can help us forecast demand of human resources in an organization External environmental challenges Economic developments, Political, legal, social and technical changes, and the Competition Organizational decisions HR Planning in accordance with Organisational Strategies Workforce Factors retirements, terminations, resignations, deaths and leaves of absence, etc 16BA713 / HRP / Demand Forecasting, Action Planning, Matching Requirement and Availability Dr. S. Viniba / 01-07-2017

Approaches to HR Demand Forecasting Two approaches to HR demand forecasting: Quantitative and Employ sophisticated analytical models Qualitative Qualitative approaches to forecasting are less statistical, attempting to reconcile the interests, abilities, and aspirations of individual employees with the current and future staffing needs of an organization 16BA713 / HRP / Demand Forecasting, Action Planning, Matching Requirement and Availability Dr. S. Viniba / 01-07-2017

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Li 7vpzLA9uw Inspirational Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Li 7vpzLA9uw 16BA713 / HRP / Demand Forecasting, Action Planning, Matching Requirement and Availability Dr. S. Viniba / 01-07-2017

Forecasting Supply From where can it fulfil its requirements? Supply analysis thus, involves planning for procurement: who, from where, how and when of recruitment. It scans the internal and external environment for the best-fit candidate for the positions in question. 16BA713 / HRP / Demand Forecasting, Action Planning, Matching Requirement and Availability Dr. S. Viniba / 01-07-2017

Sources of Supply Two Sources - Internal and External Internal To look within the organization among its cadre first. External It is only when the cost of procuring the labour from internal sources is more and also the present staff cannot be spared for the future assignment 16BA713 / HRP / Demand Forecasting, Action Planning, Matching Requirement and Availability Dr. S. Viniba / 01-07-2017

Determining Manpower Gaps Balancing Demand and Supply Gap The closer the gap the better it is for the company when it actually goes into procuring The human resource requirements thus identified are translated into a concrete manpower plan, backed up by detailed policies, and other human resources instruments and strategies For example, recruitment, selection, training, promotion, retirement, replacement, etc. 16BA713 / HRP / Demand Forecasting, Action Planning, Matching Requirement and Availability Dr. S. Viniba / 01-07-2017