Human resource management

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About This Presentation

Human Resource Management is one of the subjects in Educational Management.


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Human
Resource
Management
Draizelle Cruz – Sexon
Doctor of Education-Major in Educational Management

What is HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT?

What is HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT?
•Human Resource Management refers to the
process of recruiting, selecting, hiring,
training, and developing the skills of the
employees.

•According to Edwin Flippo, it is the planning,
organizing, directing and controlling of the
procurement, development, compensation,
integration and maintenance of people for
the purpose of contributing to
organizational, individual and social goals.
What is HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT?

Core Elements of HRM
Organization
People
Management

Scope of HRM
Personnel
Management
Employee Welfare
Industrial
Relations

HRM in Personnel Management

Employee
productivity
Performance
appraisal
Developing
new skills
Disbursement
of wages
Incentives/
allowances
HRM in Personnel Management

HRM in Employee Welfare
•Working conditions and amenities at workplace
•Safety services, health services, welfare funds,
social security and medical services
•Eliminating workplace hazards,
•Support by top management,
•Job safety,
•Cleanliness, proper ventilation and lighting,
•Sanitation,
•Medical care,
•Sickness benefits, employment injury benefits,
•Maternity benefits

HRM in Industrial Relations
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
Maintaining
peace and
harmony in
the
workplace
Addressing
grievances
and settling
disputes
Maintaining
work
relations

Objectives of HRM:
HRM
Societal
Organizational
Functional
Personal

Functions of HRM
FUNCTIONS
Managerial Operational

MANAGERIAL

Planning
Organizing
Staffing
Directing
Controlling

FUNCTIONAL

Procurement
Development
Compensation
Integration
Maintenance
Separations

MANAGERIAL
•Planning- plan &
research about wage
trends, labor mkt, etc
•Organizing- manpower
and resources
•Staffing- recruitment &
selection
•Directing- issuance of
orders and instructions
to follow plan of action
•Controlling – to
regulate the activities
OPERATIONAL
•Procurement- planning ,
Recruitment &Selection,
Induction & Placement
•Development – T & D,
Career Planning &
Counseling
•Compensation- Wage &
Salary administration
•Integration/Maintenance –
improving work
conditions, retentions
•Separation - caused by
resignations, retirement,
death, medical reasons
etc

Roles of Human Resource Manager

Humanitarian Role: Reminding moral and
ethical obligations to employees

Counselor: Consultations to employees about marital,
health, mental, physical and career problems

Mediator: Playing the role of a peacemaker during disputes,
conflicts between individuals and groups and management

Spokesman: To represent the company because he has
better overall picture of his company’s operations

Problem Solver: Solving problems of overall human resource
management and long-term organizational planning

Change Agent: Introducing and implementing institutional
changes and installing organizational development programs

Management of Manpower Resources: Broadly
concerned with leadership both in the group and
individual relationships and labor-management relations

School Human
Resource Management

•School Human Resource Management are
activities that are necessary in the
maintenance of the school workforce to
achieve its goals, which are:

Administering
Teachers’
& Staffs’
work-life
needs

Identification of staffing
requirements

Education & Professional
Development

Performance appraisal

Planning and oversight of payroll & benefit

SCHOOL HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
INPUT

•Human as a
resource
(Employees)
•Teacher Ability
(Skills and
knowledge)
•Student
readiness
•Parental support
•Finance
PROCESS

•Staffing Level,
Requirements &
Administration
of work-life
needs
•Skills &
Professional
Development
•Connection to
new material.
•Sharing
Responsibilities
•Appraisal,
payroll & benefit
OUTPUT

•Student
Achievement

To handle yourself, use your
HEAD.
To handle others, use your
HEART.

Thank you
for listening!

REFERENCES:
•Human Resource Management (Versatile School,
Egmore, Chennai)
•humanresourcemanagementppt-120201022432-
phpapp02.pdf
•Resource Management Applied in Schools by
Timothy Wool (2016)