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    HUMAN RESOURCE

    MANAGEMENT

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    Human Resource Management

    The process of

    employingpeople ; motivating,evaluating, and developingtheir

    resources ; maintaining, and

    compensatingthem to achieve

    organizational goals

    Human Resource

    Management

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    Four Cs of HR Profession

    Being Competent

    Being Curious

    Being Courageous

    Caring about people

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    HR Functions

    Managerial Functions

    Planning

    Organising

    Directing Controlling

    etc

    Operative Functions

    Employment

    HRD

    CompensationManagement

    Human Relations

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    Human Resource Management Process

    Job analysis

    & design

    Training &

    development

    HR planning

    & forecasting

    Employee

    recruitment

    Employee

    selection

    Organizational Career Management:

    Strategies &

    objectives ofthe organisation

    Performance planning

    & evaluation

    Compensation

    & benefits

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    Present Scenario

    Some specific challenges related with todays HR

    Workforce Diversity

    Changing Demographics of Workforce Women in Management

    Dual Career Professionals

    Changed Employee Expectations

    Improving People Skills

    From Management Control to Empowerment

    From Stability to Flexibility

    Stimulating Innovation and Change

    Improving Ethical Behaviour

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    Women in Management

    WOMEN IN MANAGEMENTis a tale of two

    worlds - one Western and the other Eastern.

    Two worlds that have different cultural contexts

    and yet share common experience and also sharean agenda for an evolution in Management now.

    Corporations were created by men, for men; and

    to start with, women had 'no business' to be inbusiness.

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    Starting Point in West

    But since World War II, the Western world has

    thrown more doors open to women in the

    labour market in all professions. This included

    management as well, since the managementmodel shifted from the Military model to one

    focusing on 'leadership'

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    Western Scenario

    In the West, primarily led by the US, and closelyfollowed by Northern Europe, 30% to 50% inalmost every white collar profession, including

    business, especially in the 'cutting edge industriesof the future'.

    A generation of women that enteredmanagement in the Seventies and the Eighties isnow ready to break the 'glass ceiling' to the top(some of them have already done it) in the newmillennium.

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    Eastern Picture

    Women in the other world, Asia, have relatively

    a long way to go before they reach such

    magnificent numbers, thanks to the age-old

    baggage of conditioning given by Manu in Indiaand Confucius in the majority of the rest of

    Asia. Hence, the first stage of the evolution - of

    that of defying the conditioning to explore thepotential- was more difficult and delayed here

    but accomplished, nevertheless.

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    Dual Career Factor in the

    Organisation

    Dual career couples-Both partners areactively pursuing professional careers.

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    As a manager it should be learned

    how dual-career couples manage

    why they manage why people tackle the challenges of a dual-career

    marriage

    the rewards and frustrations associated with thislifestyle.

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    From economic and social point

    of viewDual-career couples can enjoy

    economic and social equality

    demands of their respective careersmay conflict with marriage and family responsibilities.

    conflicting demands arise that do not occur in families

    with one breadwinner

    these demands can be more easily addressed becauseof dual expertise and dual economic resources.

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    From Organisational point of view

    Physical relocation is obvious for developing talent

    But dual career professionals limits individualflexibility in accepting some challenging job

    assignments

    New forms of occupational stress result fromthis lifestyle

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    As a manager, it is necessary to understand and

    empathize with these people to maximizing the

    contributions of those professionals

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    THANK YOU