PRESENTED TO

MR. AYAN GOSWAMI SIR

PRESENTED BY

KETAN KUMAR
INDEX
DEFINITION OF HRM
IMPORTANCE OF HRM

INTERNAL SOURCES OF
RECRUITMENT
Definition of HRM
What is HRM ?
Let us understand it by dividing the term into its sub
parts.

 HUMAN :- PEOPLE
 RESOURCE :- ASSETS FOR ORGANIZATIONS
 MANAGEMENT :- CO- ORDINATION AND

CONTROL TO ACHIEVE SET GOALS.
HRM DEFINITION
Basically, Human Resource Management is the
management of the employees of an
organization. Simply speaking, it is putting right
people to the right task thereby making
maximum use of the employees' talent and
abilities.

RIGHT PERSON RIGHT PLACE ON RIGHT
TIME .
HRM DEALS WITH
IMPORTANCE OF HRM
HRM helps an Organisation and
its people to realise their
respective goals in various
ways. It is categorised in the
following levels:
•
•
•
•

At the Enterprise level
At the Individual level
At the Society level
At the National level
At the Enterprise level
Attracting and retaining the best people in the
Organisation
Train peoples for challenging roles
Developing the right attitudes towards the job and
the Company
Promoting team spirit among employees
Developing loyality and commitment through

appropriate reward schemes.
Increase productivity and profits
At the Individual level
It promotes teamwork and team spirit among
employees
It offers excellent growth opportunities to people
who have the potential to rise

It allows people to work with diligence and
commitment
Develop skills

Job Satisfaction
At the Society level
 Employment opportunities
 Enhance standard of living
 Scarce talents are put to best use.
At the National level
 Effective use of human resources helps in exploitation of

natural, physical and financial resources.
 People with right skills and proper attitudes help the
nation to get ahead.
 Compete with the best in the world leading to better
standard of living and better employment
 Industrial development.
 GDP growth
INTERNAL SOURCES OF
RECRUITMENT
 TRANSFER
 PROMOTION
 DEPARTMENTAL EXAM
 RETIREMENT

 INTERNAL ADVERTISEMENT
 EMPLOYEE RECOMMENDATION
hrm definition ,importance and internal sources

hrm definition ,importance and internal sources

  • 1.
    PRESENTED TO MR. AYANGOSWAMI SIR PRESENTED BY KETAN KUMAR
  • 2.
    INDEX DEFINITION OF HRM IMPORTANCEOF HRM INTERNAL SOURCES OF RECRUITMENT
  • 3.
  • 4.
    What is HRM? Let us understand it by dividing the term into its sub parts.  HUMAN :- PEOPLE  RESOURCE :- ASSETS FOR ORGANIZATIONS  MANAGEMENT :- CO- ORDINATION AND CONTROL TO ACHIEVE SET GOALS.
  • 5.
    HRM DEFINITION Basically, HumanResource Management is the management of the employees of an organization. Simply speaking, it is putting right people to the right task thereby making maximum use of the employees' talent and abilities. RIGHT PERSON RIGHT PLACE ON RIGHT TIME .
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    IMPORTANCE OF HRM HRMhelps an Organisation and its people to realise their respective goals in various ways. It is categorised in the following levels: • • • • At the Enterprise level At the Individual level At the Society level At the National level
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    At the Enterpriselevel Attracting and retaining the best people in the Organisation Train peoples for challenging roles Developing the right attitudes towards the job and the Company Promoting team spirit among employees Developing loyality and commitment through appropriate reward schemes. Increase productivity and profits
  • 9.
    At the Individuallevel It promotes teamwork and team spirit among employees It offers excellent growth opportunities to people who have the potential to rise It allows people to work with diligence and commitment Develop skills Job Satisfaction
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    At the Societylevel  Employment opportunities  Enhance standard of living  Scarce talents are put to best use.
  • 11.
    At the Nationallevel  Effective use of human resources helps in exploitation of natural, physical and financial resources.  People with right skills and proper attitudes help the nation to get ahead.  Compete with the best in the world leading to better standard of living and better employment  Industrial development.  GDP growth
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    INTERNAL SOURCES OF RECRUITMENT TRANSFER  PROMOTION  DEPARTMENTAL EXAM  RETIREMENT  INTERNAL ADVERTISEMENT  EMPLOYEE RECOMMENDATION