The document provides a job expectation for human resources advisor positions at three levels - developing, experienced and senior. The role involves providing HR support and advice to management on matters such as recruitment, performance management, and employment relations. Developing advisors assist with non-complex tasks under guidance, experienced advisors work autonomously on moderate issues and make recommendations, while senior advisors handle complex multi-dimensional issues and may lead teams. Key responsibilities and competencies expected increase with level of experience.
The document lists the competencies required for two jobs: HR consultants and accounts managers.
For HR consultants, key competencies include managing hiring processes, drafting job descriptions, providing coaching and counseling, and assisting with human resources issues. For accounts managers, important competencies are analyzing new business opportunities, delivering presentations, managing teams, and selecting and interviewing candidates for clients. Both roles require competencies such as problem solving, communication, relationship building and managing resources.
This job posting is for a Senior Human Resources Generalist position located in Melbourne, Florida. The role is permanent and full-time with a competitive salary based on experience. As a strategic partner, the ideal candidate will align business objectives with employees and management, serve as a consultant on HR issues, and proactively address potential problems. Responsibilities include employee relations, policy guidance, recruitment, and special projects. A bachelor's degree in business or equivalent experience is required along with skills in areas such as employee relations, compliance, and communication.
The document outlines the SHRM HR Professional Competency Model, which provides a roadmap for HR professional success. It describes the development of the model through extensive research, including focus groups and surveys. The model identifies six competency domains that successful HR professionals must demonstrate: HR Expertise, Ethical Practice, Business Acumen, Critical Evaluation, Consultation, and Relationship Management. For each domain, examples are given of behaviors exhibited at the highest level of proficiency. The document argues that to be successful, HR professionals need both technical competencies and behavioral competencies.
This job description is for a Human Resources Generalist position located at factories in Pen Argyl, Pennsylvania. The main responsibilities of the role include recruiting and staffing, HR payroll functions, safety programs, and employee relations. Key duties involve implementing HR strategies, analyzing organizational needs, supporting compensation analysis, and developing relationships with local agencies. The ideal candidate will have 2-4 years of experience as an HR Generalist, preferably in manufacturing. Strong communication, interpersonal, and Excel skills are required for the role.
OUR EVERYDAY ACTIVITIES FOR HR
1. Communication
2. Behavior
3. Correspondence
4. Daily Report on various job
5. Previous day activities
6. Current Issues
7. feedback & Follow up
8. Deviation
9. Audit Conduct
10. Visitors in Factory
11. Development Work
12. Interaction with different Committee in Factory along with CHO team
13. Creativity/Dynamism//Self-motivation /Technicality
14. Active Role/ Empowerment
15. Make yourself Surplus.
Talent management involves developing and implementing strategies to ensure an organization has employees with the necessary skills, knowledge and traits to achieve business objectives. This includes activities like competency modeling, assessments, performance management, coaching and development planning. When business and talent strategies are aligned, it can result in exceptional performance through having the right people in place.
The document lists the competencies required for two jobs: HR consultants and accounts managers.
For HR consultants, key competencies include managing hiring processes, drafting job descriptions, providing coaching and counseling, and assisting with human resources issues. For accounts managers, important competencies are analyzing new business opportunities, delivering presentations, managing teams, and selecting and interviewing candidates for clients. Both roles require competencies such as problem solving, communication, relationship building and managing resources.
This job posting is for a Senior Human Resources Generalist position located in Melbourne, Florida. The role is permanent and full-time with a competitive salary based on experience. As a strategic partner, the ideal candidate will align business objectives with employees and management, serve as a consultant on HR issues, and proactively address potential problems. Responsibilities include employee relations, policy guidance, recruitment, and special projects. A bachelor's degree in business or equivalent experience is required along with skills in areas such as employee relations, compliance, and communication.
The document outlines the SHRM HR Professional Competency Model, which provides a roadmap for HR professional success. It describes the development of the model through extensive research, including focus groups and surveys. The model identifies six competency domains that successful HR professionals must demonstrate: HR Expertise, Ethical Practice, Business Acumen, Critical Evaluation, Consultation, and Relationship Management. For each domain, examples are given of behaviors exhibited at the highest level of proficiency. The document argues that to be successful, HR professionals need both technical competencies and behavioral competencies.
This job description is for a Human Resources Generalist position located at factories in Pen Argyl, Pennsylvania. The main responsibilities of the role include recruiting and staffing, HR payroll functions, safety programs, and employee relations. Key duties involve implementing HR strategies, analyzing organizational needs, supporting compensation analysis, and developing relationships with local agencies. The ideal candidate will have 2-4 years of experience as an HR Generalist, preferably in manufacturing. Strong communication, interpersonal, and Excel skills are required for the role.
OUR EVERYDAY ACTIVITIES FOR HR
1. Communication
2. Behavior
3. Correspondence
4. Daily Report on various job
5. Previous day activities
6. Current Issues
7. feedback & Follow up
8. Deviation
9. Audit Conduct
10. Visitors in Factory
11. Development Work
12. Interaction with different Committee in Factory along with CHO team
13. Creativity/Dynamism//Self-motivation /Technicality
14. Active Role/ Empowerment
15. Make yourself Surplus.
Talent management involves developing and implementing strategies to ensure an organization has employees with the necessary skills, knowledge and traits to achieve business objectives. This includes activities like competency modeling, assessments, performance management, coaching and development planning. When business and talent strategies are aligned, it can result in exceptional performance through having the right people in place.
Use of psychometric assessments through universally accepted tests such as Workplace Big Five contribute huge value to various HRM processes such as competency based recruitment/ selection, performance and potential appraisal, competency mapping, assessment and development centres, training and development etc. The data obtained through such provides profound picture of the innate behavioral qualities of our human resources and help us make profitable people decisions.
This presentation is about HR intervention in transforming people from one level to other.
Transform employees from technical expert to management consulting experts.
how to elevate employee competency level from level 1 to 5
thereby how to enhance employee engagement
The document discusses the competencies required of HR professionals in the 21st century. It uses Rand Water, a South African water utility, as a case study. Rand Water transformed its HR function to focus on strategic priorities like managing change, culture, performance and diversity. It implemented participative structures and a performance management system. This helped Rand Water achieve labour peace and social transformation while expanding services. However, the HR function must now focus more on measurements and separating strategic and administrative roles to address new challenges in areas like talent management and customer focus.
The document discusses competency frameworks and their development and use in human resource management. It defines competency as a combination of skills, attitude, and knowledge reflected in observable job behavior. An effective competency framework serves as the basis for people functions like recruitment, development, and performance management. It should be aligned with business strategy. Developing a competency model involves gathering job data, analyzing it to identify core, leadership, and specific competencies, validating the model, and linking it to HR applications. Challenges include ensuring specific, measurable competencies and gaining commitment to their use.
Frequently, a wide hole exists between the HR procedure of an association and what precisely is required by the business methodology on the HR front. Since the ability of the right demeanor and responsibility is needed to execute the technique, misalignment doesn't allow this reality to occur. The individuals who can impact the arrangement, regularly come way in front of others. Absence of viable Skills and Development. Associations hiring professionals with inconsistent degrees of abilities and ability is seen as another significant hindrance in adjusting the business and HR vital goal. In this unique situation, improper determination, recruiting, and preparing methodology leads towards helpless human asset advancement
The document discusses competency-based human resource management (CBHRM). It defines competencies as describing expected work outcomes and performance standards in a way that can be universally understood. CBHRM uses competencies to align HR processes like performance reviews, training, succession planning, and interviews to increase employee performance and achieve organizational goals. Competencies provide a common language to articulate values and objectives throughout the organization.
This 1-day training program provides an overview of competency-based job selection interviewing (CBI) skills. The objectives covered include an introduction to CBI, HR planning and job analysis processes, the fundamentals of CBI, the CBI process steps, a role play activity to practice CBI, and job selection reporting. Key aspects of CBI covered are defining selection criteria, preparing effective questions using the STAR technique, conducting a structured interview, evaluating responses, and developing a job selection report. A role play activity allows participants to practice applying the CBI process. The training aims to help participants effectively evaluate candidates and make the best selection decisions using a valid competency-based approach.
The document discusses conducting a human resources (HR) audit to evaluate the effectiveness of an organization's HR functions. The HR audit examines policies, procedures, documentation, systems and practices related to roles, recruitment, training, compensation, performance management, employee relations and other HR areas. It identifies strengths, weaknesses and issues needing resolution to improve how HR supports the organization's objectives. The audit is a diagnostic tool that provides information to help enhance the HR function.
Unit- 1. Performance Management and reward systems in Context Preeti Bhaskar
This document provides an overview of performance management. It begins by defining performance management as identifying, measuring, developing, and aligning individual and team performance with organizational goals. It distinguishes performance management from performance appraisal, noting that performance management involves ongoing feedback to improve performance while appraisal assesses strengths and weaknesses annually. The document outlines contributions and disadvantages of performance management systems, defines reward systems, and describes the roles and ideal characteristics of an effective performance management system.
Effective Implementation of Psychometrics in Talent Acquisition and Management The HR Observer
Ever bring on a new employee, only to realise by the end of the first week that this new hire was a huge mistake? Every organisation is unique and has a DNA of its own. To build great teams, you must hire the right talent and make sure you manage and nurture this talent to its fullest potential. This journey begins with the “Job fit” concept which is critical to ensure maximum productivity, employee motivation and job satisfaction. You will learn how to select the right assessment tool and ensure effective integration of psychometrics into your recruitment process.
Oussama Mansour, CEO, Profiles International
Cognisis provides occupational psychology and outsourced HR solutions to help clients identify and acquire top talent. Their services include psychometric assessments, skills inventories, and job analysis to ensure clients have the right people in the right roles. This aligns individual talents with business objectives and drives competitive advantage through an optimized workforce.
The document outlines 6 key competencies for HR professionals: [1] Credible Activist, [2] Culture and Change Steward, [3] Talent Manager and Organizational Designer, [4] Strategy Architect, [5] Operational Executor, and [6] Business Ally. Each competency is defined and has ranked factors that were determined through statistical analysis to be most important. The competencies provide a framework for HR professionals to structure their roles at the intersection of managing people and business.
An HR audit is a comprehensive review of an organization's HR policies, procedures, documentation, and systems. It identifies areas for improvement and ensures regulatory compliance. The audit involves reviewing aspects like hiring, benefits, compensation, performance reviews, and terminations. The purpose is to recognize HR strengths and problems in order to remedy issues and enhance the HR function. Key areas that should be audited include legal compliance, record keeping, compensation, employee relations, and health and safety policies.
The document discusses the evolution of human resource management from an administrative function to a strategic partner. It outlines the key roles of strategic HRM in attracting, motivating and retaining talent, and aligning HR strategies with organizational strategies. Some of the barriers to strategic HRM include a short-term focus and the difficulty in quantifying HR outcomes. The document also provides frameworks for the components and critical competencies of strategic HRM.
The document discusses competencies that HR professionals should demonstrate. It notes that the business environment, organization size, and changing HR role impact competency needs. An HR competency study identified credentials like being a credible activist, culture steward, talent manager, strategy architect, and business ally. Effective HR requires both technical skills like compensation and behavioral skills like communication, consultation, and relationship management. To be successful, HR professionals need a blend of HR expertise and leadership abilities.
An HR audit examines an organization's human resources functions and operations to evaluate compliance, identify issues or risks, and ensure alignment with strategic goals. Key areas reviewed include compliance, emerging issues, department basics, workforce planning, development, compensation, employee relations, and risk management. The audit establishes a treatment plan to address any uncovered conditions and determines how HR can best support organizational objectives.
Human resource management ppt @ bec doms hrmBabasab Patil
The document discusses key aspects of human resource management including recruitment, selection, employment legislation, discipline, development, training, rewards systems, trade unions, and productivity. It describes the recruitment process of identifying job vacancies and notifying potential candidates. It also outlines the selection process of shortlisting candidates and assessing them through methods like interviews, testing, and exercises. The document emphasizes that employment legislation regulates many areas of human resource management and that organizations must comply with laws around discrimination, disability rights, and discipline procedures.
Use of psychometric assessments through universally accepted tests such as Workplace Big Five contribute huge value to various HRM processes such as competency based recruitment/ selection, performance and potential appraisal, competency mapping, assessment and development centres, training and development etc. The data obtained through such provides profound picture of the innate behavioral qualities of our human resources and help us make profitable people decisions.
This presentation is about HR intervention in transforming people from one level to other.
Transform employees from technical expert to management consulting experts.
how to elevate employee competency level from level 1 to 5
thereby how to enhance employee engagement
The document discusses the competencies required of HR professionals in the 21st century. It uses Rand Water, a South African water utility, as a case study. Rand Water transformed its HR function to focus on strategic priorities like managing change, culture, performance and diversity. It implemented participative structures and a performance management system. This helped Rand Water achieve labour peace and social transformation while expanding services. However, the HR function must now focus more on measurements and separating strategic and administrative roles to address new challenges in areas like talent management and customer focus.
The document discusses competency frameworks and their development and use in human resource management. It defines competency as a combination of skills, attitude, and knowledge reflected in observable job behavior. An effective competency framework serves as the basis for people functions like recruitment, development, and performance management. It should be aligned with business strategy. Developing a competency model involves gathering job data, analyzing it to identify core, leadership, and specific competencies, validating the model, and linking it to HR applications. Challenges include ensuring specific, measurable competencies and gaining commitment to their use.
Frequently, a wide hole exists between the HR procedure of an association and what precisely is required by the business methodology on the HR front. Since the ability of the right demeanor and responsibility is needed to execute the technique, misalignment doesn't allow this reality to occur. The individuals who can impact the arrangement, regularly come way in front of others. Absence of viable Skills and Development. Associations hiring professionals with inconsistent degrees of abilities and ability is seen as another significant hindrance in adjusting the business and HR vital goal. In this unique situation, improper determination, recruiting, and preparing methodology leads towards helpless human asset advancement
The document discusses competency-based human resource management (CBHRM). It defines competencies as describing expected work outcomes and performance standards in a way that can be universally understood. CBHRM uses competencies to align HR processes like performance reviews, training, succession planning, and interviews to increase employee performance and achieve organizational goals. Competencies provide a common language to articulate values and objectives throughout the organization.
This 1-day training program provides an overview of competency-based job selection interviewing (CBI) skills. The objectives covered include an introduction to CBI, HR planning and job analysis processes, the fundamentals of CBI, the CBI process steps, a role play activity to practice CBI, and job selection reporting. Key aspects of CBI covered are defining selection criteria, preparing effective questions using the STAR technique, conducting a structured interview, evaluating responses, and developing a job selection report. A role play activity allows participants to practice applying the CBI process. The training aims to help participants effectively evaluate candidates and make the best selection decisions using a valid competency-based approach.
The document discusses conducting a human resources (HR) audit to evaluate the effectiveness of an organization's HR functions. The HR audit examines policies, procedures, documentation, systems and practices related to roles, recruitment, training, compensation, performance management, employee relations and other HR areas. It identifies strengths, weaknesses and issues needing resolution to improve how HR supports the organization's objectives. The audit is a diagnostic tool that provides information to help enhance the HR function.
Unit- 1. Performance Management and reward systems in Context Preeti Bhaskar
This document provides an overview of performance management. It begins by defining performance management as identifying, measuring, developing, and aligning individual and team performance with organizational goals. It distinguishes performance management from performance appraisal, noting that performance management involves ongoing feedback to improve performance while appraisal assesses strengths and weaknesses annually. The document outlines contributions and disadvantages of performance management systems, defines reward systems, and describes the roles and ideal characteristics of an effective performance management system.
Effective Implementation of Psychometrics in Talent Acquisition and Management The HR Observer
Ever bring on a new employee, only to realise by the end of the first week that this new hire was a huge mistake? Every organisation is unique and has a DNA of its own. To build great teams, you must hire the right talent and make sure you manage and nurture this talent to its fullest potential. This journey begins with the “Job fit” concept which is critical to ensure maximum productivity, employee motivation and job satisfaction. You will learn how to select the right assessment tool and ensure effective integration of psychometrics into your recruitment process.
Oussama Mansour, CEO, Profiles International
Cognisis provides occupational psychology and outsourced HR solutions to help clients identify and acquire top talent. Their services include psychometric assessments, skills inventories, and job analysis to ensure clients have the right people in the right roles. This aligns individual talents with business objectives and drives competitive advantage through an optimized workforce.
The document outlines 6 key competencies for HR professionals: [1] Credible Activist, [2] Culture and Change Steward, [3] Talent Manager and Organizational Designer, [4] Strategy Architect, [5] Operational Executor, and [6] Business Ally. Each competency is defined and has ranked factors that were determined through statistical analysis to be most important. The competencies provide a framework for HR professionals to structure their roles at the intersection of managing people and business.
An HR audit is a comprehensive review of an organization's HR policies, procedures, documentation, and systems. It identifies areas for improvement and ensures regulatory compliance. The audit involves reviewing aspects like hiring, benefits, compensation, performance reviews, and terminations. The purpose is to recognize HR strengths and problems in order to remedy issues and enhance the HR function. Key areas that should be audited include legal compliance, record keeping, compensation, employee relations, and health and safety policies.
The document discusses the evolution of human resource management from an administrative function to a strategic partner. It outlines the key roles of strategic HRM in attracting, motivating and retaining talent, and aligning HR strategies with organizational strategies. Some of the barriers to strategic HRM include a short-term focus and the difficulty in quantifying HR outcomes. The document also provides frameworks for the components and critical competencies of strategic HRM.
The document discusses competencies that HR professionals should demonstrate. It notes that the business environment, organization size, and changing HR role impact competency needs. An HR competency study identified credentials like being a credible activist, culture steward, talent manager, strategy architect, and business ally. Effective HR requires both technical skills like compensation and behavioral skills like communication, consultation, and relationship management. To be successful, HR professionals need a blend of HR expertise and leadership abilities.
An HR audit examines an organization's human resources functions and operations to evaluate compliance, identify issues or risks, and ensure alignment with strategic goals. Key areas reviewed include compliance, emerging issues, department basics, workforce planning, development, compensation, employee relations, and risk management. The audit establishes a treatment plan to address any uncovered conditions and determines how HR can best support organizational objectives.
Human resource management ppt @ bec doms hrmBabasab Patil
The document discusses key aspects of human resource management including recruitment, selection, employment legislation, discipline, development, training, rewards systems, trade unions, and productivity. It describes the recruitment process of identifying job vacancies and notifying potential candidates. It also outlines the selection process of shortlisting candidates and assessing them through methods like interviews, testing, and exercises. The document emphasizes that employment legislation regulates many areas of human resource management and that organizations must comply with laws around discrimination, disability rights, and discipline procedures.
Relevant Legal Framework for Real Estate and Property Development in MyanmarKhin Sandy Soe
This document provides an overview of the relevant legal framework for real estate and property development in Myanmar. It discusses Myanmar's land area and borders. It then covers land administration, the types of land rights, and restrictions on land use. The document also summarizes the process for foreign investors to invest in land and property through the Foreign Investment Law, including obtaining necessary approvals and standard lease terms. It concludes with sections on land acquisition and conversion, as well as mortgages, disposal of property, and applicable taxes.
This document presents 4 statements and asks the reader to privately agree or disagree with each statement and explain their reasoning on paper. The statements address whether it is always easy to determine right and wrong, if it is ever okay to lie, if adventure stories can teach lessons, and if superstitions are silly.
Sosialisme-komunisme adalah ideologi yang digagas oleh Karl Marx yang berdasarkan pada materialisme dan ateisme. Ideologi ini diterapkan di Uni Soviet namun tidak sesuai dengan fitrah manusia sehingga akhirnya runtuh pada tahun 1991.
El documento describe 7 comisiones de una escuela. La comisión de Acción Social coordina las actividades cívicas y culturales y tiene 2 miembros. La comisión de Puntualidad y Asistencia revisa la asistencia de los estudiantes de lunes a viernes y entrega un informe los lunes con 1 miembro. La comisión de Higiene promueve la salud e higiene de los niños con 1 miembro. La comisión Técnico Pedagógica supervisa los planes de estudio y exámenes con 2 miemb
Ayat Al-Quran mengingatkan manusia untuk tidak kafir kepada Allah meskipun Allah telah memberi kehidupan setelah kematian, yaitu dengan menghidupkan manusia setelah mati di rahim ibu, lalu mati kembali saat lahir, dan akan dibangkitkan kembali di hari kiamat untuk dihisab perbuatannya dan diberi balasan di akhirat.
I. Aspek fikroh: Kerancuan pemahaman aqidah Islam dan hukum-hukum syara yang menyebabkan kemunduran umat Islam.
II. Aspek thoriqoh: Pendekatan-pendekatan kebangkitan Islam yang gagal karena tidak memadukan antara fikroh dan thoriqoh.
III. Keterkaitan fikroh dan thoriqoh: Lemahnya pemahaman tentang hubungan antara pemikiran Islam dengan metode penerapannya menyebabkan usaha-us
Dokumen tersebut membahas tentang kewajiban dakwah bagi umat Islam. Ia menjelaskan bahwa Islam adalah agama terbaik yang mampu memuaskan akal dan menentramkan hati, namun saat ini kaum Muslimin kehilangan izzahnya dan banyak memiliki masalah. Dokumen ini menyatakan bahwa untuk mewujudkan status umat terbaik, kaum Muslimin harus melaksanakan dakwah dengan mengajak kebaikan dan mencegah ke
Dokumen tersebut menjelaskan bahwa Islam bukan hanya sebuah agama ritual atau moral, tetapi sebuah ideologi hidup (mabda) yang mengatur berbagai aspek kehidupan manusia. Mabda ini berawal dari aqidah akal yang menuntun manusia dalam berfikir dan bertindak. Islam mengatur hubungan manusia dengan Allah, diri sendiri, dan sesama melalui aturan-aturan yang terdapat dalam 14 jilid kitab Fikih Sunnah. Met
The definition of a HR business partner is an experienced human resource professional who works directly with an organization's senior leadership to develop and direct an HR agenda that closely supports organizational goals. Rather than working primarily as part of the internal human resources department, the HR business partner works closely with senior leadership, perhaps sitting on the board of directors or collaborating regularly with the C-suite. Placing a human resources professional in close contact with executive leadership makes HR a part of the organizational strategy. The business partner model for human resources is becoming more and more popular among business organizations
The Sr. Director of Human Resources & Office Administration oversees all human resources activities and office administration functions. This includes developing HR policies, directing recruitment and benefits, ensuring compliance, managing the HRIS and records systems, and supervising the HR, training, and recruiting teams. The position requires strong leadership, strategic thinking, and problem-solving skills to guide the HR department and help implement the company's progressive vision and policies as a certified B Corp. A master's degree in a related field and SPHR/PHR certification are preferred for this exempt position.
The document is a resume for Kelly This-Hall, a human resources professional with over 15 years of experience in various HR roles. She has extensive experience in areas such as employee relations, compliance, recruitment, training, and HR systems/technology. Her most recent role was as a Senior Human Resources Specialist at Insperity, where she consulted with clients to ensure their HR policies and practices were compliant with regulations.
This human resources position provides strategic and operational support across multiple locations. The role serves as the primary HR representative and works closely with regional management to implement HR initiatives and policies. Responsibilities include employee relations investigations, performance management, training, and acting as a resource on compliance and best practices. Qualified candidates will have a degree in HR or business plus 4-6 years of experience in a generalist HR role with skills in communication, problem-solving, and managing conflict.
Here are some key questions to assess an individual's problem-solving skills through 360 degree feedback:
26. Does this employee identify issues/problems independently and propose effective solutions?
27. How well does the employee analyze complex problems and break them down into more manageable parts?
28. Does the employee consider different perspectives and alternatives before deciding on the best solution?
29. How good is the employee at prioritizing multiple problems based on urgency and impact?
30. Does the employee involve relevant stakeholders while solving problems and building consensus?
31. How well does the employee communicate problems and proposed solutions to others?
32. Does the employee follow through on problem resolution and ensure issues don't recur
The document summarizes two job descriptions: Administrative Assistant and HR Manager for an XYZ Bank. The Administrative Assistant job involves providing administrative support, maintaining files and records, preparing reports and correspondence, and performing receptionist duties. The HR Manager job involves managing the personnel department, overseeing recruitment and hiring, employee evaluations, training, and firing. Key responsibilities for both roles include developing skills, managing staff, and ensuring the effective operations of the organization.
This position involves managing human resources projects related to legal compliance for a company that provides equipment to the solid waste and recycling industry. Key responsibilities include ensuring compliance with employment laws, managing vendors, developing HR programs, and leading safety and security initiatives. The ideal candidate has 5 years of related experience in safety, security, and legal compliance with a bachelor's degree and knowledge of employment and labor laws.
The document provides an overview of human resource management. It discusses the main purpose and functions of HR departments, which include planning and employment, training and development, compensation and benefits, maintenance and welfare, performance management, and industrial relations. It also outlines the roles in HR such as compensation manager or recruitment manager. Key responsibilities of HR professionals are implementing HR programs, developing solutions, improving performance, and ensuring legal compliance. Important traits for HR professionals are empathy, communication skills, time management, and being trustworthy and impartial. The document emphasizes that managing human resources is the responsibility of all managers in an organization.
This document is a 3 page job description for a HR Business Partner position. It outlines the general information about the role such as direct reports and stakeholders. The main responsibilities include contributing to the business and people strategies, implementing HR policies and processes, acting as a change agent, and communicating HR initiatives. Required competencies like HR strategy, communication, and change management are listed at an excelling level. The ideal candidate has 3-5 years of HR experience preferably in industry, a university degree, and ability to travel internationally and work in a matrix structure.
Manager Planning Business Analytics March 2015 - Michael DraytonMichael Drayton, MBA
This job posting is for a Manager of Financial Planning and Business Analytics who will conduct complex analyses to improve financial and operational effectiveness. Key responsibilities include managing the budgeting process, conducting return on investment analyses for capital projects, and optimizing real estate holdings. The ideal candidate will have 5-7 years of experience in business finance or analytics, proficiency in Excel, and the ability to clearly communicate findings.
The document provides a job specification for a human resources manager position. It outlines the required knowledge, skills, abilities, education, and experience for the role. A bachelor's degree is required, along with 3-7 years of relevant experience in areas like classification, compensation, labor relations, and staff development/training depending on the level. The manager will be responsible for overseeing personnel functions like hiring, training, benefits administration, and employee relations. Interpersonal skills, knowledge of employment laws, and the ability to instruct and evaluate employees are also important qualifications.
Strategic Approach to Manpower Acquisition: SelectionSharon Raju
Objectives of Strategic Selection
Getting the right candidate for staffing key position
Getting the right candidate for strengthening the existing culture or for creating new one
Skills of selected candidates
Characteristics of Selection Instruments
In today's dynamic business landscape, Human Resources (HR) plays a pivotal role in shaping an organisation's success. To thrive in this competitive environment, HR professionals need to stay updated with the latest industry trends, best practices, and cutting-edge skills. If you're aspiring to be an HR Generalist or wish to elevate your HR career, look no further than APTRON Solutions in Noida. HR Generalist Training in Noida. Our commitment to quality education and practical learning will set you on the path to HR excellence.
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The document discusses competency models and their uses in human resource management. It provides definitions of competencies and examples of how competency models can be applied to different HR functions like development, career planning, performance evaluation, and recruiting. It also outlines California's process for creating a competency model for managers and supervisors that will integrate competencies into the state's HR systems.
Rajendra Prasad Pendam has over 5 years of experience in human resources and recruitment. He is currently working as the Personnel Officer at Vinuthna Fertilizers in Hyderabad, where he handles all HR activities including recruitment, employee welfare, benefits administration, and performance management. Prior to this, he worked as a Sales Executive at HDFC Bank. He has an LLB, MBA, and bachelor's degree. He is seeking a middle-level career-enriching assignment with a leading organization.
Rajendra Prasad Pendam has over 5 years of experience in human resources and recruitment. He is currently working as the Personnel Officer at Vinuthna Fertilizers in Hyderabad, where he handles all HR activities including recruitment, employee welfare, benefits administration, and performance management. Prior to this, he worked as a Sales Executive at HDFC Bank. He has an LLB, MBA, and bachelor's degree. He is seeking a middle-level career-enriching assignment with a leading organization.
HR Competency Workshop - Presentation by Vijayan PankajakshanNational HRD Network
This document discusses developing an HR competency framework. It defines competencies and provides examples. It describes developing a competency model which includes competencies, proficiency levels, behavioral indicators and a measurement approach. Guidelines are provided for assessing the effectiveness of competency models. The HR Compass model is presented as well as an evolution of HR roles. Small group exercises are included to identify competencies for different HR scenarios.
12 competencies your people should possess todayAquatix Pharma
The document discusses 12 core competencies that employees should possess. It defines competency as the sum of skills, knowledge, and attitudes demonstrated through behaviors. The 12 competencies are divided into 4 categories: administrative, communication, supervisory, and cognitive. Administrative competencies include time management, goal setting, and work planning. Communication competencies involve listening, clarity, and obtaining objective information. Supervisory competencies comprise training, evaluating performance, and advising/disciplining. Cognitive competencies center around problem-solving, decision-making, and analytical thinking. The level of competencies required varies by job responsibilities, authority, interactions, and decision-making power.
The document discusses various aspects of human resource management including human resource information systems (HRIS), HR audits, international HR practices, diversity and cross-cultural management, work-life integration, and HR outsourcing. It provides definitions and descriptions of each topic, highlighting key functions, benefits, and considerations. For example, it notes that HRIS systems can increase efficiency and effectiveness by facilitating more transactions with fewer resources and providing more accurate information. It also outlines some potential risks of HR outsourcing such as nonperformance of key functions and loss of institutional knowledge.
Tata Group Dials Taiwan for Its Chipmaking Ambition in Gujarat’s DholeraAvirahi City Dholera
The Tata Group, a titan of Indian industry, is making waves with its advanced talks with Taiwanese chipmakers Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation (PSMC) and UMC Group. The goal? Establishing a cutting-edge semiconductor fabrication unit (fab) in Dholera, Gujarat. This isn’t just any project; it’s a potential game changer for India’s chipmaking aspirations and a boon for investors seeking promising residential projects in dholera sir.
Visit : https://www.avirahi.com/blog/tata-group-dials-taiwan-for-its-chipmaking-ambition-in-gujarats-dholera/
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How MJ Global Leads the Packaging Industry.pdfMJ Global
MJ Global's success in staying ahead of the curve in the packaging industry is a testament to its dedication to innovation, sustainability, and customer-centricity. By embracing technological advancements, leading in eco-friendly solutions, collaborating with industry leaders, and adapting to evolving consumer preferences, MJ Global continues to set new standards in the packaging sector.
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1. JOB EXPECTATION
Title:
Human Resources Advisor Family
Developing – Experienced - Senior
Position Purpose
The position of Human Resources Advisor is to provide Human Resources (HR) support and leadership
to management in Inland Revenue.
This job expectation covers HR positions at three levels: Developing, Experienced and Senior.
The role is accountable for supporting relevant Human Resources Managers and/or Business
Managers in:
•
Providing timely, best-practice support and advice on some or all of the range of HR matters
such as people capability development, recruitment, retention, remuneration, performance
management, health and safety and employment relations;
•
Contributing to the development and implementation of HR strategies to support desired
business outcomes;
•
Delivering effective, integrated, innovative HR services, initiatives, systems, solutions,
policies, procedures and practices consistent with the Inland Revenue HR strategic plan in
order to support organisational goals;
•
Ensuring employment related policies, procedures, practices, and legislative compliance
occurs.
Role Parameters
Developing: An HR practitioner, with some relevant work experience (typically this would imply a
graduate with some applied experience), who works under guidance and direction of a more
experienced HR practitioner(s). They provide assistance in non-complex and routine HR activities
across the broad HR function or in a specialty area, for which policies and practices are in place. They
have limited autonomy and report to either a Senior HR Advisor or an HR Manager by direct or matrix
process.
Experienced: An HR practitioner who has developed competence across a broad area of HR or an indepth knowledge in a specialty area. They work autonomously with supervision on matters of
concern. They are able to work on matters of moderate complexity and make recommendations to
business managers and/or HR professionals. The experienced advisor will also report to either a
Senior HR Advisor or an HR Manager by direct or matrix process.
Senior: A highly experienced professional HR practitioner who is able to work across the full range of
the HR function or is seen as an expert in their chosen area of competence. They provide advice and
assistance to business managers and other HR practitioners on complex, multi-dimensional HR issues.
The senior practitioner is expected to take a leadership role in the community in which they operate
and at times may lead and manage a team of generalist or specialist practitioners. The senior advisor
will report to an HR Manager by direct or matrix process.
Relationships and Delegations
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2. Reports to:
Dependent on the structure of the business group under which the
role functions (as detailed in the letter of offer)
Staff Reporting:
Dependent on the structure of the business group under which the
role functions (as detailed in the letter of offer)
Relationships/Key Stakeholders:
Relevant line and HR Management
BMS Delivery
Internal consultants
Contractors
External consultants
External agencies
Professional associations
Unions and advocates
Other HR professionals
Delegations
Developing
Experienced
Senior
HR Delegations
Nil
Nil
Nil without staff reporting
Level 5 with staff reporting
Financial Delegations
Nil
Nil
Nil without staff reporting
Level F with staff reporting
Revenue Delegations
Nil
Nil
Nil
Best-Suited Criteria
The best-suited criteria will be extracted from the key skills and competencies included in this job
expectation. The level of the position offered either through recruitment or progression will be
influenced by the extent to which an applicant meets or exceeds the skills and competencies below.
Business needs will be reflected in this process.
Key Skills and Competencies
1.
Demonstrated ability to identify customer requirements; develop, continually improve, and
deliver fit-for-purpose HR solutions, that are consistent with IR strategies, policies and
initiatives.
Outcomes
All HR issues are
managed to
effectively enhance
business delivery.
Developing
Accountabilities
Assists in the
identification of needs
and solution generation
of HR issues.
Experienced
Accountabilities
Identifies needs and
provides
recommendations on
the solutions to HR
issues.
Senior Accountabilities
Takes a proactive role in
identifying needs and
solutions to emerging HR
issues.
2. An appropriate level of practical operational and/or strategic knowledge and experience in a
range of HR functions or in a specialist area, which includes, but is not limited to, people
capability development, policy development, implementation and review, recruitment,
remuneration, employee relations, and provision of HR advice and support to line managers.
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3. Outcomes
HR advice
contributes to the
effective and efficient
operation of the
business.
Developing
Accountabilities
Contributes to the
development and
implementation of
policies and
standards.
Makes decisions
based on theoretical
knowledge and on
established
procedures with
guidance.
Experienced
Accountabilities
Develops, implements
and reviews policies
and standards.
Works autonomously
within constraints of
clear policies and
standards. Applies
principles from
learned or acquired
discipline and
knowledge to make
decisions on familiar
and unfamiliar
situations.
Senior Accountabilities
Develops, implements
reviews and improves on
policies and standards.
May deal with new and
complex situations, either
using a breadth of
knowledge and skills in a
range of areas of HR or
depth of skills and
knowledge in a specialty
area of HR.
3. An ability to critically analyse information and data and make effective conclusions,
recommendations or decisions.
Outcomes
Decisions are made
in a timely manner
based on
appropriate data
with relevant
outcomes.
Developing
Accountabilities
Gathers and analyses
appropriate data,
provides interpretation
and reports on
relevant identified
issues.
Experienced
Accountabilities
Critically analyses
data, interprets it and
formulates relevant
solutions based on
the data and advises
on the appropriate
course of action.
Senior Accountabilities
Critically analyses data,
interprets it and formulates
relevant solutions based on
the data and advises on the
appropriate course of
action. Anticipates the
impacts of the solutions and
provides mitigating
strategies.
4. An ability to convey information and ideas accurately and clearly in a manner that meets the
needs of the business.
Outcomes
All information is
conveyed in a
timely, appropriate
and accurate
manner.
Developing
Accountabilities
Presents information
and ideas to a wide
variety of audiences
with guidance.
Experienced
Accountabilities
Presents information
and ideas on a range
of topics to a wide
variety of audiences,
responding to
questions with
minimal guidance.
Senior Accountabilities
Influences and presents
information and ideas on a
wide range of topics to a
variety of audiences (for
example all levels of
management including
Senior Management).
5. A high level of personal motivation, multi-tasking, self-management, prioritising and
integration of role.
Outcomes
Developing
Accountabilities
Experienced
Accountabilities
Senior Accountabilities
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4. Achieve delivery on
commitments while
also managing
core, on-going and
urgent
deliverables.
Plans and prioritises
work in order to deliver
on agreed deadlines.
Is self- motivated and
displays appropriate
initiative with ability to
work with minimum
supervision.
Can multi-task,
prioritise and set and
meet deadlines. Is
self-motivated and
displays initiative
while working
autonomously.
Seeks relevant
guidance when
appropriate. Is able
to work under
pressure.
Can multi-task, prioritise
and set and meet or exceed
deadlines. Motivates self
and others and displays a
high level of initiative and
innovation in the provision
of practical HR solutions
working in teams across
Inland Revenue. Is able to
work under pressure.
6. Proactive and effective relationship management with both internal and external customers,
using appropriate influencing and negotiating techniques. Able to identify and use appropriate
chains of command and/or functional lines as necessary.
Outcomes
Professional
relationships are
established and
maintained as
necessary for the
business.
Developing
Accountabilities
Identifies and applies
suitable relationship
building techniques in
a structured
environment and seeks
guidance as necessary.
Experienced
Accountabilities
Influences, persuades
and negotiates with
internal and external
customers to achieve
business outcomes.
Seeks input from
other HR
professionals and
specialists as
appropriate.
Senior Accountabilities
Influences, persuades and
negotiates with internal and
external customers in all
environments on any
occasions, to achieve
business outcomes.
Recognises and seeks the
need for specialist advice as
needed (eg, Corporate
Legal).
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5. 7. An ability to develop, review and implement processes and products (such as training needs
analysis, technical developments, succession planning, personal and career development) to
enhance workforce capability to meet IR/HR strategies and business needs. This includes
ensuring these processes and products are put into practice and aligned to business and/or
individual needs.
Outcomes
A workforce that
is capable of
meeting business
needs both
immediate and
future.
Developing
Accountabilities
Contributes to the
analysis and
monitoring of
processes that enhance
individual and
workforce capability.
Contributes to the
implementation of
some solutions with
guidance.
Experienced
Accountabilities
Identifies needs,
identifies areas for
improvement,
develops solutions
and makes
recommendations to
enhance individual
and workforce
capability.
Takes an active role
in the implementation
of solutions.
Senior Accountabilities
Is proactive in the
identification of needs, the
development of solutions
and the provision of
recommendations to
enhance individual and
workforce capability.
Ensures and/or leads the
implementation of solutions.
8. An ability to understand, develop and implement a range of business and HR-related strategies
that are fit-for-purpose and have the flexibility and adaptability that is required in a fast
changing environment.
Outcomes
Well articulated,
aligned and
supported
strategies exist
and are
implemented
using best
practice
methodologies.
Developing
Accountabilities
Understands and
contributes to the
implementation of HR
strategy and is able to
adapt these to
changing
circumstances within
prescribed limits.
Experienced
Accountabilities
Contributes to the
creation of HR
strategies and is able
to support the
implementation by
the use of
appropriate project
management
practices. The
strategies are well
articulated and
adapted as needed
with consultation.
Senior Accountabilities
Contributes to the design
and development, and
champions aligned HR
strategies. Understands the
need to be innovative,
flexible, adaptable, and
consistent in their
implementation using welldesigned project
methodologies.
Understands, contributes
and adds value to business
strategies.
9. Demonstrated appropriate skills and understanding in proactive change management.
Outcomes
Effective change
management
practices and
processes are
displayed at all
times.
Developing
Accountabilities
Understands the
theory and practical
implication of change
management
processes.
Experienced
Accountabilities
Contributes to and
implements suitable
change management
strategies, practices
and processes.
Senior Accountabilities
Develops and supports
managers to implement and
lead change management
strategies, practices and
processes.
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6. 10. Provide effective leadership and management.
Outcomes
Well-developed,
cohesive and
functional teams
are created and
maintained.
Developing
Accountabilities
Self-managing and
contributes to the team
in a positive manner.
Experienced
Accountabilities
Provides leadership
and coaching within
their business group
and to other HR team
members across the
Inland Revenue HR
community where
appropriate.
Senior Accountabilities
Provides a high level of
leadership and
management in a variety of
settings both formally and
informally. Provides
coaching and mentoring to
business groups and their
teams. Works effectively
across the Inland Revenue
HR community. Where the
Senior has direct reports,
ensures all performance
management processes are
completed in line with
organisational policy.
11. Provides a positive influence on maintaining the health, safety and well-being of employees.
Outcomes
The health, safety
and well-being of
employees is
maintained at the
highest possible
standard.
Developing
Accountabilities
Contributes to the
processes and
practices that enhance
health, safety and wellbeing of employees.
Experienced
Accountabilities
Assists in the
implementation of
processes and practices
that enhance health,
safety and well-being of
employees.
Senior
Accountabilities
Ensures the
implementation of
processes and
practices that enhance
health, safety and
well-being of
employees are in line
with policies, practices
and legislative
obligations. Where the
Senior has direct
reports, is accountable
for ensuring the work
environment complies
with the requirements
of health and safety
legislation.
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10. Appendix
Inland Revenue’s Business Groups
Inland Revenue collects over 80% of the Government’s tax revenue as well as collecting and disbursing
social support programme payments and providing the Government with policy advice.
We are working to achieve a desired future where:
•
•
•
•
Taxpayers and other customers meet obligations of their own accord and Inland Revenue makes this
easy
Increasingly, the community regards paying tax as contributing to society
Inland Revenue is visible in the community, getting alongside taxpayers
The community regards Inland Revenue as professional, approachable, effective and efficient.
To find out more about who we are, our structure and purpose, the services we provide and our
commitment to the community visit http://www.ird.govt.nz/aboutir/
Our website will also tell you more about our commitment to our people and the range of benefits available
to our staff.
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