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Summary Unit 6- Human Relations Performance

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Lesson + Book notes Includes: -HR objectives -Hard/Soft HRM -HR performance (Retention, turnover, productivity...) -Job Design -Organizational Structure -Human Resource Flow -Training -Motivation & Engagement -Motivation Theories -Incentives -Employer-Employee relations FORMULAS If ...

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HR function isconcernedwithlookingafterstaffandusingthemasatooltoreachcompany objectives



HR Objectives
1 Employeeengagement
2TalentDevelopment
3Training
4 Managediversity
5 MaintainanEffectiveWorkforce
6Ensuremaximumlabourproductivityandminimumlabourcosts
7 AlignementofValues
8Maintaingoodemployeremployeerelations
HARD HRM vs SOFT HRM

trainingemployeesasaresource tobemonitored trainingemployeesasvaluableassets amajorsourceof
andusedin a efficientmanner ofvitalimportancetoachievingobjectives
competitiveadvantageand


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HUMAN Resource Performance

EmployeeRetention theproportionofemployeeswithaspecifiedlengthofservice as aproportionofthe
total workforce
LabourTurnover thepercentageofemployeesleaving a businessoveraperiodoftimeusually ayear

LabourProductivity ameasureoftheoutput workerin agiventimeperiod
per
Labourcost
perunit ameasureoftheaveragelabourcosts oneunitofoutputinagivenperiodof
involved producing
in time

Employeecostsas a
ofturnover thei ofsalesturnoverneededtocoveremployee orlabourcosts
Absenteeism when employee habituallyabsentfromworkwithout
an is anygoodreason

, JOB DESIGN
theprocessofdeciding onthecontentofajobintermsofits dutiesandresponsibilities

Job Enrichment Job Enlargement Job Empowerment Job Rotation
makingthejobmore addingtasks delegatingpowerto doingdifferentactivities
interestingandchallenging employees ratherthandoingthesamejoball
dayeveryday
ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE

frameworkthatprovides abusinesswitha structureto achieveitsobjectives

SpanofControl numberofsubordinatesthatamanagerisdirectlyresponsiblefor
ChainofCommand linesofauthoritywithinabusiness


NAME definition advantages disadvantages

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decision managersorthe
headoffice lesscosts delaysinwork

making focusedvision lackofemployeeloyalty

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