Human Resource Management and
Development - HRM Notes
Introduction To Human Resource Management.
* Meaning of Human Resource .
* What is Human Resource Development? HRD .
* Importance of Human Resource in Management .
* Definitions of Human Resource Planning - HRP .
Objectives of Manpower / HR Planning .
Introduction To Human Resource Management ↓
Each business unit requires Human Resources (manpower) for the conduct of various business
activities. In fact, without the support of human resources, an organization can not efficiently
exist or operate. Such human resources include top-level managers, officers, supervisors and other
subordinate / lower level employees / employees.A business organization will have to assess the
manpower requirements of their future and accordingly, adjust their manpower planning and
development programs. It is called Management's 'Staffing' function.
activities. In fact, without the support of human resources, an organization can not efficiently
exist or operate. Such human resources include top-level managers, officers, supervisors and other
subordinate / lower level employees / employees.A business organization will have to assess the
manpower requirements of their future and accordingly, adjust their manpower planning and
development programs. It is called Management's 'Staffing' function.
Human resources management has also been described as personnel management or manpower
management.
According to Edwin Flippo, "Personnel management is planning, organizing, directing and controlling
the people's procurement, development, compensation, integration and maintenance for the purpose
of contributing in organizational, personal and social goals."
the people's procurement, development, compensation, integration and maintenance for the purpose
of contributing in organizational, personal and social goals."
Meaning of Human Resource ↓
In an industrial unit, a large number of people are employed to operate different operations and
economy. This human resource or manpower is employed. A business unit requires physical
resources as well as human resources for various types of operations. In management all
the "M" S (such as materials, machines, methods and wealth) stands for the most important
"M" men, working in the organization, manpower. It is through manpower / staff that all other
elements of enterprise-money, machines, materials, marketing etc. are managed. In essence,
Human Resources (Human Resources) is the most important and most productive resource of
Industrial / Business Unit.
economy. This human resource or manpower is employed. A business unit requires physical
resources as well as human resources for various types of operations. In management all
the "M" S (such as materials, machines, methods and wealth) stands for the most important
"M" men, working in the organization, manpower. It is through manpower / staff that all other
elements of enterprise-money, machines, materials, marketing etc. are managed. In essence,
Human Resources (Human Resources) is the most important and most productive resource of
Industrial / Business Unit.
It is said right that "machines are important in the production process but the man behind the
machines is more important". It turns life into useful products. Human Resources (HR) is a valuable
asset of a business entity. Well trained, the faithful and skilled workers of the workers bring success
and stability to a business unit.
machines is more important". It turns life into useful products. Human Resources (HR) is a valuable
asset of a business entity. Well trained, the faithful and skilled workers of the workers bring success
and stability to a business unit.
It suggests the importance of human resources in the business. People and organizations in which
they work, are interrelated and interdependent. Organizations only move towards prosperity through
their available human resources, in the same way, employees get different monetary and other
benefits through their organization's prosperity.
they work, are interrelated and interdependent. Organizations only move towards prosperity through
their available human resources, in the same way, employees get different monetary and other
benefits through their organization's prosperity.
What is Human Resource Development? HRD ↓
Human resource improvement (HRD) implies creating labor accessible through proper
strategies, for example, preparing, reputation, travel and open door for profession
advancement.HRD programs make a team of well-trained, skilled and competent managers
and subordinates. Such a team constitutes an important property of an enterprise.
An organization is mainly different from the other due to the work done by those people (employees).
Peter F. According to Drucker, "Prosperity, if any business does not exist then depends on the
performance of tomorrow's managers." Human resources should be cherished and used for the
benefit of the organization.
strategies, for example, preparing, reputation, travel and open door for profession
advancement.HRD programs make a team of well-trained, skilled and competent managers
and subordinates. Such a team constitutes an important property of an enterprise.
An organization is mainly different from the other due to the work done by those people (employees).
Peter F. According to Drucker, "Prosperity, if any business does not exist then depends on the
performance of tomorrow's managers." Human resources should be cherished and used for the
benefit of the organization.
Definitions of Human Resource Planning - HRP ↓
- Coleman has defined the Human Resource Planning as "the means to determine the
human power requirements and the means to meet those requirements to meet an integrated
plan in the organization".
- Steiner defined the "Manpower Scheme for the acquisition, utilization, improvement and
protection of the human resources of the enterprise". It is related to determining the job
specifications or the number of required personnel and establishing the quantitative requirements
of jobs for the development of manpower resources.
Objectives of Manpower / HR Planning ↓
- To ensure optimal utilization of currently employed human resources in the organization.
- According to the requirement of renewal, modernization, expansion and development programs,
to determine the future manpower requirements of the organization. - To determine the recruitment level.
- To ensure that available human resources are available when available.
- To assess future housing requirements.
- To prepare the basis for management development programs so that necessary talent
can be developed between selected employees.
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