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- 1. Chapter 5: Human Resources Planning
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Dessler, Chhinzer, Cole
Human Resources
Management in Canada
Canadian Twelfth Edition
- 2. Learning Outcomes
• DESCRIBE four quantitative and two qualitative
techniques used to forecast human resources
demand.
• DISCUSS briefly the four stages used to forecast
internal human resources supply and three types
of market conditions assessed when forecasting
external human resources supply.
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• DEFINE human resources planning (HRP) and
DISCUSS its strategic importance.
- 3. Learning Outcomes
• EXPLAIN how organizations deal with a
shortage of human resources.
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• DESCRIBE the ways in which a surplus of
human resources can be handled.
- 4. Human Resources Planning
(HRP)
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“The process of forecasting future human resources
requirements to ensure that the organization will
have the required number of employees with the
necessary skills to meet its strategic objectives.”
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- 5. Strategic Importance of HRP
• meet strategic goals and objectives
• achieve economies in hiring new workers
• make major market labour demands
successfully
• anticipate and avoid shortages and
surpluses of human resources
• control or reduce labour costs
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Helps organization:
- 8. Steps in the HRP Process
Step 2: Forecasting Future HR Needs (Demand)
Step 1: Forecasting the Availability of Candidates (Supply)
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Step 3: Planning and Implementing HR Programs to
Balance Supply and Demand
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Human Resources
Planning Model
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- 10. Environmental Scanning
External environmental factors monitored include:
• economic conditions
• market and competitive trends
• social concerns (health care, childcare, educational
priorities)
• technological changes
• demographic trends
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• new or revised laws relating to HR
- 11. • skills inventories and management
inventories
• replacement charts and replacement
summaries
• succession planning
• Markov Analysis
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Forecasting Supply of Internal
Candidates
- 12. Skills Inventories
Management Inventories
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summary of current employees’
education, experience, interests, and skills
used to identify eligibility for
transfer/promotion
Management inventories
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•
summary of management employees
qualifications, skills, interests, managerial
responsibilities
used to identify eligibility for
transfer/promotion
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Skills inventories
- 13. Replacement Charts
Replacement Summaries
Replacement charts
depiction of who will replace whom in the
event of a job opening
•
internal candidates age, present
performance rating, and promotability status
are listed
Replacement summaries
•
lists of likely replacements for each position
indicates relative
strengths/weaknesses, current
position, performance, promotability, age, an
d experience
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Sample Management
Replacement Chart
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- 15. Succession Planning
• analysis of demand for managers and professionals
• audit and projection of likely future supply
• planning individual career paths, career counseling
• accelerated promotions
• planned strategic recruitment
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• ensuring supply of successors for key jobs
so that careers can be effectively planned
and managed
• includes:
- 16. • a method of forecasting internal labour
supply that involves tracking the pattern of
employee movements through various jobs
and developing a transitional probability
matrix
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Markov Analysis
- 18. Forecasting Supply of
External Candidates
• general economic conditions
• interest rates, wage
rates, inflation, unemployment rates
• labour market conditions
• demographics: education
levels, age, gender, marital status
• occupational market conditions
• relevant occupations (as applicable):
e.g. engineers, skilled
labour, accountants, etc.
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Market conditions assessed:
- 19. Trend analysis
• predict future needs based on past employment
levels
Ratio analysis
• ratio of business activity and number of employees
needed, e.g. sales revenue per salesperson
Scatter plot
• used to determine whether two factors (business
activity and staffing levels) are related
Regression analysis
• examines the statistical relationship between
business activity and employees
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Forecasting HR Needs (Demand)
Quantitative Approaches
- 20. Nominal group technique
• involves a group of experts meeting face to face
• steps include independent idea
generation, clarification and open discussion, and
private assessment
Delphi technique
• judgmental forecasting method involving outside
experts as well as organizational employees
• ideas are exchanged without face-to-face
interaction and feedback is used to fine-tune until
consensus is reached
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Forecasting HR Needs (Demand)
Qualitative Approaches
- 21. Summarizing Human Resources
Requirements
• a pictorial representation of all jobs
within the organization, along with the
number of current incumbents and future
employment requirements (monthly or
yearly) for each
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Staffing table
- 23. Balancing Supply and Demand
Labour surplus
Labour shortage
• the internal supply of human resources
cannot meet the organization’s needs
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• the internal supply of employees exceeds
the organization’s forecasted demand
- 25. Responding to a Labour Surplus
• survivor syndrome
• supplemental unemployment benefits
• severance package
•
pay
•
benefits
•
golden parachute
•
outplacement assistance
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Considerations:
- 26. Responding to a Labour Shortage
• transfer
• promotion
• employee retention
External solutions:
• recruiting
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Internal solutions: