Human Resources
What is Human Resources? How employees are managed by organizations Concerned with total organization climate Organization can encourage employee participation Assert role employees play in promoting effectiveness.  Employees concerns can be voiced.
  Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs Basic needs: food, shelter and belonging “ Self-actualization” Highlight opportunities for person growth  Individuals realize full potential Coincides with work ethic.
McGregor’s Theory Y Management “ Theory X” Employees posses capacity for innovation Employees themselves = valued human resources Achieve own goals before organizations goals.
Likert’s Principle of Supportive Relationships Interactions should support individual self-worth  System I- exploitative/authoritative System II- benevolent/authoritative  System III- consultative System IV- participative Emphasize employee participation
Importance of Human Resource Allows employees to communicate no matter what position Level of equality among organizations  Still allows level of professionalism  Focuses on employee relationships

Human resources

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    What is HumanResources? How employees are managed by organizations Concerned with total organization climate Organization can encourage employee participation Assert role employees play in promoting effectiveness. Employees concerns can be voiced.
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    Maslow’sHierarchy of Needs Basic needs: food, shelter and belonging “ Self-actualization” Highlight opportunities for person growth Individuals realize full potential Coincides with work ethic.
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    McGregor’s Theory YManagement “ Theory X” Employees posses capacity for innovation Employees themselves = valued human resources Achieve own goals before organizations goals.
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    Likert’s Principle ofSupportive Relationships Interactions should support individual self-worth System I- exploitative/authoritative System II- benevolent/authoritative System III- consultative System IV- participative Emphasize employee participation
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    Importance of HumanResource Allows employees to communicate no matter what position Level of equality among organizations Still allows level of professionalism Focuses on employee relationships

Editor's Notes

  • #3 Human Resources focuses on communication and concerns within a particular business or organization. It serves as a link between different branches and levels of employees and concerns they may have concerning the business.
  • #4 Stresses importance of individual needs and comfort in personal growth, which leads to professional growth.
  • #5 Values employees based on what they can each contribute on and individual level that can further improve the company as a whole. Encourages all levels of employment within a particular branch to have a voice in matters within the company.
  • #6 Interaction within the company is key. Employees are encouraged to communication amongst themselves participate accordingly.
  • #7 Human Resources allows employees as well employers to run a smooth and successful business and provide feedback with any problems or issues that may come about within the company.