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The document outlines the objectives and contents of a course on Human Resource Management (HRM), emphasizing key areas such as HR planning, recruitment, talent development, compensation, and employee relations. It details the learning outcomes expected from students, including understanding HR functions, designing training programs, and analyzing HR policies. Additionally, it highlights the challenges faced by HR professionals in a globalized and diverse workforce.

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Chapter 1

The document outlines the objectives and contents of a course on Human Resource Management (HRM), emphasizing key areas such as HR planning, recruitment, talent development, compensation, and employee relations. It details the learning outcomes expected from students, including understanding HR functions, designing training programs, and analyzing HR policies. Additionally, it highlights the challenges faced by HR professionals in a globalized and diverse workforce.

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Course Objectives

At the end of the course students should be able to:


Describe human resource management (HRM), its functions and
core competencies, its strategic importance, and its
environment;
Explain the roles and processes of HR planning, recruiting,
selecting, and placing manpower;
Discuss job analysis process and its functions in matching
people with jobs;
Explain strategies to establish individual/organizational
relationships and retain talent;
Describe policies, strategies, and procedures in recruiting and
selecting human resources;
Explain the major categories of training and development
programs;
Course Objectives
Specify how to design a training and development program;
Discuss the goals, process, methods, and outcomes of
performance management and appraisal;
Analyse local and international practices of managing total
compensation, variable pay and executive compensation , and
employee benefits;
Illustrate approaches, strategies, and practices in establishing and
maintaining employer-employee relationships through risk
management and worker protection, employee rights and
responsibilities, and union-management relations;
Describe the dynamic nature and application of HRM in business
and other organizations;
Analyse in a broader perspective the effective management of
people at work;
Critically assess and evaluate human resource policies and
practices.
Course Contents
SECTION I: THE ENVIRONMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT
Chapter One: Human Resource Management in Organizations
Chapter Two: Human Resource Planning & Equal
Employment Opportunity
SECTION II:JOBS AND LABOR
Chapter Three: Workforce, Jobs, and Job Analysis
Chapter Four: Individual/Organization Relations and
Retention
Chapter Five: Recruiting and Selecting Human Resources
Course Contents
SECTION III: TALENT DEVELOPMENT
Chapter Six: Training and Developing Human
Resources
Chapter Seven: Performance Management and Appraisal
SECTION IV: COMPENSATION
Chapter Eight: Managing Total Compensation
SECTION V: EMPLOYEE RELATIONS
Chapter Nine: Risk Management and Worker
Protection
Chapter Ten: Employee Rights and Responsibilities
Chapter Eleven: Union–Management Relations
HUMAN RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT

SECTION I:
The Environment of
Human Resource
Management
Human Human Resource
Resource Management in
Management Organizations

Robert L. Mathis | John H. Jackson | Sean


R. Valentine
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Learning Objectives
Define human capital
Identify where employees can be used as
a core competency
Show categories of HR functions
Provide an overview of four challenges
facing HR today

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Learning Objectives
Explain how organizational ethical issues
affect HR management
Explain the key competencies needed by HR
professionals

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Human Resource (HR) Management

Design of formal systems in an


organization to manage human
talent for accomplishing
organizational goals

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Human Capital
Collective value of the capabilities,
knowledge, skills, life experiences, and
motivation of an organizational workforce
Called intellectual capital to reflect
following contributions of employees
Thinking
Knowledge
Creativity
Decision making

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Core Competency
Unique capability that creates high value
in which an organization excels
Differentiates an organization from its
competitors
Is a key determinant of competitive
advantage
HR department focus on using people as a
core competency

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Where Employees Can be a Core
Competency

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Organizational Productivity

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HR Management Functions
Influenced by following forces of
external environment
Global
Environmental
Geographic
Political, social, and legal
Economic, and technological

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HR Management Functions
HR strategy and planning
Equal employment opportunity
Staffing
Talent management
Rewards
Risk management and worker
protection
Employee and labor relations

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Mix of Roles for HR Departments

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Roles of HR Management
Administrative
Clerical administration, recordkeeping, legal paperwork and
policy implementation
Major shifts - Use of technology and outsourcing

Operational and Employee Advocate


Cooperate with managers and supervisors
Identify and implement needed programs and policies in the
organization

Strategic
Address business realities
Focus on future business needs
Fit between human capital and business plans and needs
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Current HR Management Challenges

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Globalization - Challenges For Global
Human Resource

Strategy

People

Complexity

Risk

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Changing Workforce
Racial/Ethnic Diversity

Gender in the Workforce Aging

Workforce

Growth in Contingent Workforce

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HR Management Competencies
and Careers

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THANK YOU

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