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    MODULE III

    STR TEGIC HUM N RESOURCE M N GEMENT

    Organizational HR Strategies

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    Strategy defined

    the direction and scope of an

    organisation over the longer term

    ideally , which matches its

    resources to its changing

    environment, and in particular,

    to its markets, customers and

    clients to meet stakeholderexpectations

    -(Johnson and Scholes)

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    ORGANIZATIONAL HR STRATEGIES

    Strategic HRM addresses organisation wide

    process issues, including organizationaldevelopment, culture management, knowledge

    management, and developing a climate of high

    commitment and trust.

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    ORG NIZ TION L DEVELOPMENT

    These are concerned with the planning andimplementation of programmes designed to

    enhance the effectiveness with which an

    organization functions.

    They may involve strategies for developingorganizational structures, for improving

    organizational processes or for organizational

    transformation

    Organizational development strategies are

    concerned with process as well as structure or

    systems.

    They address howthings are done as well as

    whatis done.

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    Strategies for Organizational

    transformation A change in what drives the

    organization

    A fundamental change in the

    relationship between or amongorganizational parts

    A major change in the ways of doing

    work

    A basic, cultural change in norms,

    values or research systems

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    STR TEGIES FOR CULTURE CH NGE Organizational culture is defined as

    The commonly held beliefs, attitudes and values

    that exist in an organization

    Strategies for managing the culture change centre on:

    1. Changing the culture in specified ways- moving

    from a present state to a future desired state inorder to improve organizational effectiveness.

    2. Preserving or reinforcing the existing culture

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    Steps1. Analysis of existing culture

    Questionnaire, surveys,

    discussions

    2. Cultural change programmes

    - Performance, commitment, quality,

    team work

    3. Culture support and reinforcement- Reactions to critical incidents, role

    modeling, rewards, recruitment,

    promotion

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    Aim to capture an organizations

    collective expertise and distribute it towherever it can achieve the biggest

    payoff

    This is in accordance with the resource

    based view of the firm which suggests

    that the source of competitive

    advantage lies within the firm, not in

    how it positions itself in the market.

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    The components of knowledge

    management strategy

    It refers to methods of motivating people to share knowledge,

    and rewarding those who do so.

    It concerned with organizational people management processwhich help to develop an open culture in which the values and

    norms emphasize the importance of sharing knowledge and

    facilitate it through networks.

    The development of processes of organizational and individual

    learning- including the use of seminars and symposia to

    generate and assist in disseminating knowledgecould also be

    part of the strategy.

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    ORGANISATIONAL HR STRATEGIES

    IN ACTION

    Leadership

    Culture management

    Reward

    Developing a performance culture

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    Leadership

    Apart from structured training for managers

    we are developing policies, procedures andprocesses in order to ensure that they recruit

    properly, can manage diversity and equality

    and take active steps to eliminate harassmentof people.

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    Culture management

    The management of culture was clearly important in

    installing the centrality of service quality within minds of

    both management and staff.

    Removal of blame culture has been essential in

    encouraging employees to apply their creativity in problemsolving, together with development of a coaching rather

    than controlling role on part of managers

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    Reward

    Developments to the reward system were oftenperceived as having the capacity to make a

    rapid and significant impact.

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    Developing a performance culture

    Learning Environment

    Pay Benefits

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    THE OVERALL CONTENT OF HR

    STRATEGY

    It was evident from our research that

    there was no standard model of

    framework for HR strategies .

    Each organization tackled strategic

    HRM in its own way, although while

    the detail may vary, certain themes

    stand out, particularly those associated

    with culture change.