This document discusses the principles of human resource management systems. It defines an HR system as a unified whole composed of interrelated parts that work together to achieve common goals. The key components of an HR system are input (e.g. employee skills, market conditions), processes (e.g. acquisition, development, motivation), and output (e.g. goal achievement). An effective HR system ensures it acquires the right employees, develops their competencies, motivates them to perform well, and retains top talent so the organization can achieve its goals. The document outlines the functions, responsibilities and environmental factors that influence HR systems.
The document defines human resource management as a process of planning, organizing, directing, and controlling various HR functions like recruitment, selection, training, compensation, etc. to achieve organizational goals. It discusses the key HR functions like human resource planning, recruitment and selection, training and development, compensation and benefits, performance appraisal, and reward and recognition. The document also covers different approaches to HRM like mechanical, paternalistic, and systems approach.
This document discusses the principles of human resource management systems. It defines an HR system as a unified whole composed of interrelated parts that work together to achieve common goals. The key components of an HR system are input (e.g. employee skills, market conditions), processes (e.g. acquisition, development, motivation), and output (e.g. goal achievement). An effective HR system ensures it acquires the right employees, develops their competencies, motivates them to perform well, and retains top talent so the organization can achieve its goals. The document outlines the functions, responsibilities and environmental factors that influence HR systems.
The document defines human resource management as a process of planning, organizing, directing, and controlling various HR functions like recruitment, selection, training, compensation, etc. to achieve organizational goals. It discusses the key HR functions like human resource planning, recruitment and selection, training and development, compensation and benefits, performance appraisal, and reward and recognition. The document also covers different approaches to HRM like mechanical, paternalistic, and systems approach.