The HRM Dimensions
Managing The Human Resource Environment
Managing the Human Resource Environment is a crucial tool, which encompasses of compliance issues, companies objectives and the work environment.
These employees would need to be of high standards to meet the company’s objectives. Moreover, there is a possibility for the head count to be reviewed based on situations. In the example of Boeing where there was a job cut. almost none of these cuts included their most senior employees. This can be attributed to the fact that back in the Boeing had a similar cut where they supplied the workforce with voluntary buyout plans. Workers with the most experience accepted the then buyout and when the recession ended, Boeing tried to expand but was hurt by labour shortages in the jobs that require the most experience. So this time round, Boeing picks and chooses who should stay and leave, so more often than not, workers with the higher levels of experience are hired. Thereafter, the need to retrain and retain the talent pool through promotions and competitive remuneration package would need to be reviewed. However, it is not short of having the need to revise the retirement age and to release employees deemed unsuited for the new objectives. Hence, a new talent pool aimed at exceeding, if not meeting, expectation would be formed to successfully deliver the company’s commitment. Assessment and Development of Human Resources With the acquiring of quality employees comes the assessment and development of Human Resources. Having the right people for the job is just selecting the right people to
Managing the Human Resource Environment is a crucial tool, which encompasses of compliance issues, companies objectives and the work environment.
These employees would need to be of high standards to meet the company’s objectives. Moreover, there is a possibility for the head count to be reviewed based on situations. In the example of Boeing where there was a job cut. almost none of these cuts included their most senior employees. This can be attributed to the fact that back in the Boeing had a similar cut where they supplied the workforce with voluntary buyout plans. Workers with the most experience accepted the then buyout and when the recession ended, Boeing tried to expand but was hurt by labour shortages in the jobs that require the most experience. So this time round, Boeing picks and chooses who should stay and leave, so more often than not, workers with the higher levels of experience are hired. Thereafter, the need to retrain and retain the talent pool through promotions and competitive remuneration package would need to be reviewed. However, it is not short of having the need to revise the retirement age and to release employees deemed unsuited for the new objectives. Hence, a new talent pool aimed at exceeding, if not meeting, expectation would be formed to successfully deliver the company’s commitment. Assessment and Development of Human Resources With the acquiring of quality employees comes the assessment and development of Human Resources. Having the right people for the job is just selecting the right people to
Dimension
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HRD sub-systems
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Career planning
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Potential appraisal
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Individual
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Feedback & Coaching
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Rewards
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Individual in present role
Future role |
Performance appraisal and development
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Performance appraisal
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Feed back and appraisal
Feedback and PerformanceCoaching |
Dyadic relationships
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Feedback and Performance
Coaching |
Performance appraisal
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Teams and team work
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Organization development
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Team rewards
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Collaboration among different units/teams
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Organization development
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Self renewing capacity and health of the organization
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Performance appraisal
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Organization development
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