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2. HR Planning
Strategic HR Planning;
Job Analysis
Attracting an
Effective
Workforce
Recruiting; Selecting
Developing an
Effective Workforce
Orientation, Training &
Development;
Performance Appraisal
Keeping an
Effective Workforce
Compensation;
Maintenance; Labor
Relations; Separation
3. The term Human Resource Management (HRM)
refers to the design and application of formal
systems in an organization to ensure the effective
and efficient use of human talent to accomplish
organizational goals. This system includes activities
undertaken to attract, develop, and maintain an
effective workforce.
5. is the process by
which managers ensure that they have the
right number and kinds of people in the right
places, and at the right times, who are
capable of effectively and efficiently
performing assigned tasks.
7. JOB SPECIFICATION
A statement of the minimum qualifications that a person must
possess to perform a given job successfully
JOB DESCRIPTION
A written statement of what a job holder does, how it’s done and
why it is done
JOB ANALYSIS
An assessment that defines jobs and the behaviors necessary to
perform them.
Factors of Current Assessment
8.
9. The development of a pool of job
candidates in accordance with a human
resource plan. It is the process of locating,
identifying, and attracting capable
applicants.
10. Internal
Recruitment
Promotion
Transfer
Employee referrals
Former employees
Absorption of
trainees
External
Recruitment
Advertisements
Employment agencies
University recruitments
E-cruitment
Employment exchanges
11. is the process of
screening applicants to ensure that the most
appropriate candidate is hired.
14. is designed to
provide new employees with the information
needed to function comfortably and
effectively in the organization.
15. Development
a process designed to
develop skills and attitudes
necessary for future work
a process designed to
maintain or improve current
employee performance
Training
16. comprises the steps of
observing and assessing employee
performance, recording the
assessment, and providing
feedback to the employee.
17.
18. COMPENSATION
The adequate and
equitable
remuneration of
personnel for their
contribution in the
achievement of
organization
objectives.
BENEFITS
It include various
types of non-wage
compensation
provided to
employees in
addition to their
normal wages or
salaries.
19. is a negative
recruitment which can be in the form of
resignation, dismissal or discharge, suspension,
retrenchment or lay-off and retirement.
20. should be seen as a strategic
function of an organization.
It helps to build a competitive edge for an
organization by positively engaging its
employees towards the accomplishment of
its goals.
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Editor's Notes
HRM is a process for staffing the organization and sustaining high employee performance
Simply it is managing the employment relationship