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Human Resource Management, 5E 1 Chapter 4 Human Resource Planning

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Human Resource Management, 5E 1

Chapter 4

Human Resource Planning

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Learning Objectives

• Understand the nature and importance of HRP

• Identify and describe factors affecting HRP

• Describe the stages in HRP process

• List pre-requisites for effective HRP

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Factors Affecting HRP

• Type and strategy of organization

• Organisational growth cycles and planning

• Environmental uncertainties

• Time horizon

• Type and quality of information

• Nature of jobs filled

• Outsourcing

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Factors Affecting HRP

Organisational Growth

Cycle and Planning

Type and Strategy of

Organisation

Time Horizons

Type and Quality of

Forecasting Information

Nature of Jobs being

Filled

Outsourcing

Environmental

Uncertainties

HRP

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HRP Process

Organisational Activities and Policies

HR Supply ForecastHR Needs Forecast

HR Programming

HRP Implementation

Control and Evaluation of Programme

ShortageRecruitment

Selection, etc

SurplusRestricted HiringReduced HoursVRS, Layoff, etc

Environment

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Uses of a Human Resource Information Systems (HRIS)

Employee and Labour Relations• Union Negotiation Costing• Auditing Records• Attitude Survey Results• Exit Interview Analysis• Employee Work History

HR Planning and Analysis• Organisation Charts• Staffing Projections• Skills Inventories• Turnover Analysis• Absenteeism Analysis• Restructuring Costing• Internal Job Matching• Job Description Tracking

Health, Safety and Security• Safety Training• Accident Records• Material Data Records

Compensation and Benefits• Pay Structures• Wage/Salary Costing• Flexible Benefit Administration• Vacation Usage• Benefits Usage Analysis

HR Development• Employee Training Profiles• Training Needs Assessments• Succession Planning• Career Interests and Experience

Staffing• Recruitment Sources• Applicant Tracking• Job Offer Refusal

Analysis

Equal Employment• Affirmative Action Plan• Applicant Tracking• Workforce Utilisation• Availability Analysis

HRIS

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Strategic HR Initiatives

Strategy HR Initiative

Strategies for Managing Shortages

Strategies for Managing Surplus

• Recruit new permanent employees

• Offer incentives to postpone retirement

• Re-hire retirees part-time• Attempt to reduce turn-over• Work current staff overtime• Subcontract work to another

company• Hire temporary employees• Redesign job process so that

fewer employees are needed

• Hiring freeze• Do not replace those who leave• Offer VRS schemes• Reduce work hours• Leave of absence• Across the board pay-cuts• Layoffs• Reduce outsourced work• Employee training• Switch to variable pay plan• Expand operators

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Reality Check

• How is the intellectual capital of your class or organisation? How is it evaluated?

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Reality Check

• Can you make a comprehensive list of skills a successful individual should possess? Can you break them down on occupation/job-wise?

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Reality Check

• Can you take inventory of who succeeded whom in the Indian corporate sector? For example, Mukesh and Anil succeeded the late Dhirubhai Ambani, so also Nandan Nilekani stepped into the shoes of Narayana Murthy. Proceed on these lines.