HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT AND GLOBLISATION Shubmitted to Ms Sheenu Gupta Shubitted by Pavitar Singh MBA-2(g)
INTRODUCION DEMNSION OF GLOBLISATION GLOBLISATION &HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT IN INDIA TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMES INDEX
Globalization refers to the: –“ increasing integration of economies around the world, particularly through trade and financial flows.” –“ movement of people (labor) and knowledge (technology) across international borders.”(IMF staff, 2002) GLOBLISATION
DEMENSIONS OF GLOBLISATION ECONOMIC POLITICAL TECHNOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT SOCIO CULTURAL EDUCATIONAL
Cross-cultural training Creative  Sensitive Study languages HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT
Break down barriers Close opportunity gaps Create a positive environment Develop relationships Equalize opportunities Study cultures
To develop a global mindset. Evaluate the implications of globalization on HRD Explain the effects of diverse organizations on HRD practitioners OBJECTIVES
The world today is becoming more complex, dynamic and increasingly uncertain. Globalization, a process fostered and spurred by rapid change in the information communication technology, is making the world economy more interdependent. GLOBLISATION &HR DEVELOPMENT
TRAINING &DEVELOPMENT PROGRAME To develop capable and qualified officers To ensure enhancement of skills, efficiency and productivity; Able to province high quality results; and To develop employees who are able to produce output of high quality.
Offering short and medium courses to provide exposure and upgrade knowledge and skills on technological development and up-to-date management techniques; •  Developing expertise and specialized knowledge and skills required by the public
Service in its future undertaking through long term courses at certificate, diploma, degree, masters and doctorate levels; Developing management and organizational skills through short courses for top management executives;
Decentralizing training functions to ministries and departments as a step towards Meeting the specific training needs of respective government agencies The free flow of trade and investment among the nations.
Full-pay study leave with sponsorship for officers in the Managerial and Professional Group to pursue post-graduate studies at overseas or local institutions of higher learning on a full time basis ;
Sponsorship for officers in the Managerial and Professional Group to pursue postgraduate studies on a part time basis at the local institutions of higher learning Group to pursue Diploma or first degree courses at the local institutions of higher
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    HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENTAND GLOBLISATION Shubmitted to Ms Sheenu Gupta Shubitted by Pavitar Singh MBA-2(g)
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    INTRODUCION DEMNSION OFGLOBLISATION GLOBLISATION &HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT IN INDIA TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMES INDEX
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    Globalization refers tothe: –“ increasing integration of economies around the world, particularly through trade and financial flows.” –“ movement of people (labor) and knowledge (technology) across international borders.”(IMF staff, 2002) GLOBLISATION
  • 4.
    DEMENSIONS OF GLOBLISATIONECONOMIC POLITICAL TECHNOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT SOCIO CULTURAL EDUCATIONAL
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    Cross-cultural training Creative Sensitive Study languages HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT
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    Break down barriersClose opportunity gaps Create a positive environment Develop relationships Equalize opportunities Study cultures
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    To develop aglobal mindset. Evaluate the implications of globalization on HRD Explain the effects of diverse organizations on HRD practitioners OBJECTIVES
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    The world todayis becoming more complex, dynamic and increasingly uncertain. Globalization, a process fostered and spurred by rapid change in the information communication technology, is making the world economy more interdependent. GLOBLISATION &HR DEVELOPMENT
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    TRAINING &DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMETo develop capable and qualified officers To ensure enhancement of skills, efficiency and productivity; Able to province high quality results; and To develop employees who are able to produce output of high quality.
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    Offering short andmedium courses to provide exposure and upgrade knowledge and skills on technological development and up-to-date management techniques; • Developing expertise and specialized knowledge and skills required by the public
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    Service in itsfuture undertaking through long term courses at certificate, diploma, degree, masters and doctorate levels; Developing management and organizational skills through short courses for top management executives;
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    Decentralizing training functionsto ministries and departments as a step towards Meeting the specific training needs of respective government agencies The free flow of trade and investment among the nations.
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    Full-pay study leavewith sponsorship for officers in the Managerial and Professional Group to pursue post-graduate studies at overseas or local institutions of higher learning on a full time basis ;
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    Sponsorship for officersin the Managerial and Professional Group to pursue postgraduate studies on a part time basis at the local institutions of higher learning Group to pursue Diploma or first degree courses at the local institutions of higher
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