People and Organization by Nadun Rupasinghe
The
term Human Resource Management refers design and application of formal systems
in an organization to ensure the effective and efficient use of human talent to
accomplish organizational goals. Smart managers continuously know that it’s
employees don’t perform well ,that the company doesn’t stand chance of succeeding.
All the organization require eagerness individuals who able to serve the
intrigued of the organization and it’s clients. The big challenge is hiring and
keeping high quality employees with right set of skills for today’s organizational
context. Hiring the right employee to become more competitive in globally,
improving quality, innovation and customer service of an organization , to
retain after mergers ,acquisitions or
downsizing and finally to apply new information technology for e-business.
HRM
has shed its old “personal” image and gained recognition as a vital player in
corporate strategy. “Many organizations are looking for their HR leader to be
able to understand in great detail the business and the challenge of the
business” says Fran Luisi of Charleston partners. All managers have to be talented within the premise of HRM. With today’s
compliment organizations, Managers all through the organization play an dynamic
part in enlisting and selecting the correct workers, creating viable preparing
programs, planning fitting recompense frameworks ,or making successful
execution evaluation methods.
The
Strategic approach to HRM basically in three elements.
1. 1. All managers are involved in
managing Human Resources.
2. 2. Employees are viewed as an asset.
No strategy can be implemented effectively without the right people to put it
into action.
3. 3.HRM is a matching process ,integrating
the organization’s strategy an goals
with the correct approach to managing human capital.
The best Human Resources department not as it
were back vital destinations, but too effectively seek after an continuous,
coordinates arrange for assisting the organizations execution. Research has
found that effective human resources management and the alignment of HR
strategies with the organization’s strategic direction has a positive impact on
performance including higher employee productivity and stronger financial
results.
“If each of us hires people are
smaller than we are, we shall become a company of dwarfs. But if each of us
hires people who are bigger than we are, we shall become a company of giants.” DAVID OGILVY(1911-1999) Founder
of Ogilvy & Mather Advertising Agency.
REFERANCES
Results
of a McKinsy consulting survey, reported in Leigh Branham, “Planning to Become
am Employer of Choice,” Journal of
Organizational Excellence(Summer 2005):57-58
Robert
L.Mathis and John H. Jackson, Human
Resource Management: Essential Perspectives,2d ed. (Cincinnati, OH: Southwest
Publishing,2002),p.1.
See
James C. Wimbush, “Spotlight on Human Resource Management,” Business Horizons
48(2005):463-467;
Liza
Casttro Christiansen and Malcolm Higgs, “How the alignment of the Business
Strategy and HR Strategy Can Impact Performance.” Journal of General Management 33,no.4(Summer 2008):13-33;
Richard
L.Daft “New era of Management.” Human
Resource Management :375-377;
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