H UMAN R ESOURCE S TRATEGIES U NDERSTANDING HR O BJECTIVES AND S TRATEGIES “The less people know about what is really going on, the easier it is to wield.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Business case for workforce diversity. Diversity - a business imperative External drivers Internal drivers Areas of change l Diverse clientele l EU directives.
Advertisements

F INANCIAL S TRATEGIES AND ACCOUNTS U NDERSTANDING F INANCIAL O BJECTIVES “Business is all about putting out money today to get a whole lot back later.”
H UMAN R ESOURCE S TRATEGIES C OMPETITIVE O RGANISATIONAL S TRUCTURE “We trained hard, but it seemed that every time we were beginning to form up into.
HR Objectives A2 Business Studies.
Part A - QUALITY AS (3.1): Demonstrate understanding of how internal factors interact within a business that operates in a global context.
Topic 2 Human Resources Human Resource Planning. Learning Objectives Analyse the workforce planning process Evaluate strategies for developing future.
M ARKETING S TRATEGIES D EVELOPING AND I MPLEMENTING M ARKETING P LANS BUSS3.10 Developing and Implementing Marketing Plans.
Developing and Implementing Workforce Plans A2 Business Studies.
Unit 4: Managing people and change
Approaches to HRM A2 Business Studies. Aims and Objectives Aim: Understand different approaches to HRM Objectives: Explain the internal and external influences.
MODULE 4 MARKETING STRATEGY A2 Marketing and Accounting and Finance Marketing Decision-making.
WELCOME BACK!. LEARNING INTENTIONS Students will be able to: Suggest and justify a preferred management style in HRM Explain the link between business.
Human Resource Management Gaining a Competitive Advantage
What is Personnel administration?
Human Resource Management
Workforce planning. What is workforce planning? Definitions.
© 2005 McGraw-Hill Ryerson Ltd. Chapter 6 Training Employees 1.Discuss how to link training programs to organizational needs. 2. Explain how to assess.
Strategic Role – Approach
Introduction to Human Resource Management.
©2003 Prentice Hall, IncMarketing: Real People, Real Choices 3rd edition 2-0 Chapter 2 Strategic Planning: Making Choices in a Wired World.
2011 PK Mwangi Global Consulting Forming a Strategy for your Business. Strategy refers to the plan that needs to be put in place to assist the business.
STRATEGIC DIRECTION UPDATE JANUARY THE VISION AND MISSION THE VISION: ENRICHING LIVES AND CREATING SUCCESSFUL FUTURES. THE MISSION: EDUCATION EXCELLENCE.
I NSTITUTE OF N EW K HMER Human Resources Managements Lectured by: NOUV Brosh Mobile Phone: &
6.1.1 Setting human resource objectives
TOPIC 2 HUMAN RESOURCES Human Resource Planning “Sonny, when there is more than one of you in your organization, you are in the people business. You are.
Developing and Implementing Workforce Plans A2 Business Studies.
The role of the corporate parent
O PERATIONAL S TRATEGIES O PERATIONAL S TRATEGIES : L OCATION “Columbus didn’t have a business plan when he discovered America.” Andrew S Grove (Intel)
O PERATIONAL S TRATEGIES O PERATIONAL S TRATEGIES : L EAN P RODUCTION “Do not wait; the time will never be just right” Napoleon Hill “The clock not the.
F INANCIAL S TRATEGIES AND ACCOUNTS S ELECTING F INANCIAL S TRATEGIES “Watch the costs and the profits will take care of themselves.” Andrew Carnegie BUSS3.5.
The skills revolution in South Africa has started. SETAs are undoubtedly the pilots at the helm, ensuring that the vision of “skills for productive citizenship.
Investors in People “Nation building is not a spectator sport” (Minister of Labour, MMS Mdladlana, M.P.)
5.1.1 S ETTING FINANCIAL OBJECTIVES AQA Business 5 D ECISION MAKING TO IMPROVE FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE Recap. Unit 1 What is business? You were introduced.
07/02/2013. Points to consider The Strategic importance of Managing HR Gaining and sustaining a competitive advantage A Framework for managing HR The.
O PERATIONAL S TRATEGIES U NDERSTANDING O PERATIONAL O BJECTIVES “Sometimes you have to pay a high price for an opportunity.” Rupert Murdoch “Since the.
Employing people. Full time employees  Full time employment is by far the most significant part of total employment in the UK.
Copyright 2000 Prentice Hall2-1 Chapter 2 Strategic Planning: Making Choices in a Dynamic Environment.
07/02/2014. Points to consider The Strategic importance of Managing HR Gaining and sustaining a competitive advantage A Framework for managing HR Personality.
Unit 5 Operations Management Location. Learning Objectives To be able to explain the causes and consequences of location and relocation – domestically.
A2 People Human Resource Management. HRM Vs Personnel Management Human Resource Management - the management of people at work in order to assist the organisation.
System Model of HRM System composed of interrelated & interacting parts to achieve desired goals System approach to HRM combines itself with business strategy.
WELCOME TO People Management in the Hospitality and Tourism Industry Tom Baum
H UMAN R ESOURCE S TRATEGIES D EVELOPING AND I MPLEMENTING W ORKFORCE P LANS “If you are planning for one year plant rice. If you are planning for ten.
Starter: What is a mission statement?
6.3.2 M AKING HUMAN RESOURCE DECISIONS : IMPROVING ORGANISATIONAL DESIGN AND MANAGING THE HUMAN RESOURCE FLOW AQA Business 6 D ECISION MAKING TO IMPROVE.
IB Business & Management Unit 2.1 Functions and Evolution of HRM Human Resource Planning (Workforce Planning)
Chapter 9 THE FUTURE OF BUSINESS Gitman & McDaniel 5 th Edition THE FUTURE OF BUSINESS Gitman & McDaniel 5 th Edition Chapter 9 Managing Human Resources.
HRM objectives. HRM v Personnel HRM sees the activities with the workforce as key to corporate objectives. The aim of HRM is to make the best use of the.
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT. WHAT IS STRATEGY?  Strategy may be defined as a course of action, including the specification of resources required to achieve the.
H UMAN R ESOURCE S TRATEGIES E FFECTIVE E MPLOYER / E MPLOYEE R ELATIONS “ Nothing is more central to an organisation’s effectiveness than its ability.
Brandon, Gerald, Ryan, Courtney, Brett, William, Kara, Scott.
An Overview of HRM & SHRM
L. Marketing Strategies Marketing objectives, analysing markets and marketing, selecting marketing strategies and developing and implementing marketing.
Research Theme – Manufacturing in the UK. In your research you should consider: the impact of technological change on businesses manufacturing in the.
Learning Outcomes Apply an appropriate financial strategy for a business (E) Apply an appropriate financial strategy for a business (E) Analyse the associated.
The Marketing Plan. Executive Summary  This is at the beginning of the marketing plan and is an overview of the entire marketing plan  It briefly addresses.
Developing & Implementing Workforce plans. Workforce Planning Objectives: 1.To describe the components of a workforce plan 2.To explain how internal and.
Developing and Implementing Workforce Plans Workforce plans: detailed plans of how the business will implement its HR strategies Workforce planning aims.
Understanding HR Objectives and Strategies. Learning Objectives To understand the activities involved in human resource management. To understand the.
HR Strategies & its impact on Business Strategy.
Human Resource Strategies teacher copy. Human Resource (HR) Objectives and Strategies HRM (Human Resource Management) means making best use of employees.
Theme 3: Business decisions and strategy
Human Resources - Performance
D39BU – Business Management in the Built Environment
Forming a Strategy for your Business.
HRM objectives.
Chapter 8 – Human Resource Management
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
4.3 Increasing efficiency and productivity
Tactical Money Laundering? 3.5 Selecting Financial Strategies
Presentation transcript:

H UMAN R ESOURCE S TRATEGIES U NDERSTANDING HR O BJECTIVES AND S TRATEGIES “The less people know about what is really going on, the easier it is to wield power and authority.” Prince Charles BUSS3.16 HR Objectives and Strategies

U NDERSTANDING HR O BJECTIVES AND S TRATEGIES I N THIS TOPIC YOU WILL LEARN ABOUT : HR Objectives Assessing internal and external influences on HR objectives HR Strategies BUSS3.16 HR Objectives and Strategies

H UMAN RESOURCE O BJECTIVES BUSS3.16 HR Objectives and Strategies Corporate Objectives Functional Objectives HR Objectives The targets that the HR function of a business wants to achieve in a given time period

H UMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT HRM involves making the most effective use of employees to help achieve corporate aims How can a business measure workforce performance? What financial measures can a business use to motivate employees? What non financial measures can a business use to motivate employees? What are the benefits of having a motivated workforce? BUSS3.16 HR Objectives and Strategies Recap AS People in Business You will need access to the internet to watch this clip How to manage staff!

HR O BJECTIVES Matching workforce skills, size and location to business needs Enabling all aspects of the business to function Meet new challenges to the business Workforce plans, which are studied in the next unit 3.17, are a crucial part of meeting this objective Minimising labour costs Reduced labour turnover to keep recruitment costs low Should not be achieved to the detriment of overall performance of staff and ultimately the business BUSS3.16 HR Objectives and Strategies Explain the relationship between minimising labour costs and gaining an optimum resource mix as studied in unit 3.12 Scale and Resource Mix

HR O BJECTIVES Making full use of workforce potential Regular appraisals and skills audits Internal promotion Development opportunities Maintaining good employee/employer relations Effective communication Good industrial relations Avoiding disputes Avoiding negative publicity Unit 3.19 Effective employee/employer relations looks at this topic in more detail BUSS3.16 HR Objectives and Strategies

HR O BJECTIVES A N EXAMPLE : H EWLETT P ACKARD To help HP employees share in the company's success that they make possible; to provide people with employment opportunities based on performance; to create with them a safe, exciting and inclusive work environment that values their diversity and recognises individual contributions; and to help them gain a sense of satisfaction and accomplishment from their work. Underlying beliefs supporting this objective: HP's performance starts with motivated employees; their loyalty is key We trust our employees to do the right thing and to make a difference Everyone has something to contribute: It's not about title, level or tenure An exciting, stimulating work environment is critical to invention A diverse workforce gives us a competitive advantage Employees are responsible for lifelong learning Source: BUSS3.16 HR Objectives and Strategies

I NTERNAL AND EXTERNAL INFLUENCES ON HR OBJECTIVES Corporate objectives Cost minimisation Market growth Maximise shareholders’ returns Increased competitiveness Financial objectives and strategies Allocating capital expenditure Cutting budgets Implementing profit centres Increasing ROCE BUSS3.16 HR Objectives and Strategies How might a HR function respond to each of these corporate objectives? A business is looking to increase ROCE and shareholders’ returns. It has identified 2 possible strategies. 1.A move to more capital intensive production techniques 2.Relocate abroad to a place with cheaper labour costs How might the HR objectives vary depending upon the option chosen?

I NTERNAL AND EXTERNAL INFLUENCES ON HR OBJECTIVES Operations objectives and strategies Labour v. Capital intensive Innovation Effective time management Lean production Marketing objectives and strategies Low cost v. differentiation Ansoff’s Matrix BUSS3.16 HR Objectives and Strategies Consider how HR may respond to each of these operational issues How would each strategy effect the HR function’s criteria during a selection process? How would HR objectives be different if a strategy of product development was chosen over one of market development?

I NTERNAL AND EXTERNAL INFLUENCES ON HR OBJECTIVES Workforce skills and availability Number of school leavers and graduates Skills shortages v. Skills surplus Demographics e.g. ageing population, immigrants Technological change Capital intensity Skills Market conditions Growth, static or decline Consumer habits BUSS3.16 HR Objectives and Strategies

I NTERNAL AND EXTERNAL INFLUENCES ON HR OBJECTIVES Political factors UK legislation Minimum wage Age discrimination EU directives Work time directive Paternity leave Social factors Family commitments Mothers returning to work Single parent families Students working to fund university BUSS3.16 HR Objectives and Strategies You will need access to the internet to watch this clip At what age do you hope to retire?

HR STRATEGIES The overall way in which a business treats its staff Has a direct impact upon the level of performance, motivation of employees and management styles There are 2 opposing HRM strategies to study here Hard HRM Staff are treated as a resource that must be managed in order for the business to control costs and output Soft HRM Staff are treated as an asset to the business that can contribute and help the business achieve its objectives BUSS3.16 HR Objectives and Strategies You will need access to the internet to watch this short clip

HR S TRATEGIES “Soft” HR Opportunities for staff development Training Internal promotion Empowerment Consultation Greater autonomy and responsibility Flatter organisational structure “Hard” HR Control mechanisms Judgemental appraisals Centralised decision making Tall organisational structure Fixed term contracts Minimum wage External recruitment BUSS3.16 HR Objectives and Strategies

A CTIVITY : S OFT V. H ARD HR S TRATEGIES I N PAIRS THINK ABOUT THE STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES OF THESE 2 STRATEGIES TO COMPLETE THE TABLE BELOW StrengthsWeaknesses Soft Hard BUSS3.16 HR Objectives and Strategies