Organisational Climate

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About This Presentation

Organisational Climate

Contents….

~What is Organizational Climate?
~Factors that influence Organizational Climate
~How HR Practices influence Organizational Climate?
~Evolution of HR policies
~Theories/Model of Organizational Climate
~KSF’s (Key Success Factors) for an organization
~Suggestion...


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Agenda ….
What is Organizational Climate?
Factors that influence Organizational Climate
How HR Practices influence Organizational Climate?
Evolution of HR policies
Theories/Model of Organizational Climate
KSF’s (Key Success Factors) for an organization
Suggestions
Conclusion
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What is Organizational Climate?
Refers to meaningful interpretations of a work environment by
the people in it
–Are social relationships warm and caring?
–Are people treated fairly for rewards/recognition?
–Do people take pride in excellence?
Organizational Climate is often referred to as Corporate
Climate
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Factors that influence Organizational Climate

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Involvement
Co-worker Cohesion
Supervisor Support
Autonomy
Task Orientation
Work Pressure
Clarity
Managerial Control
Innovation
Physical Comfort

How HR Practices influence Organizational
Climate?
Employee Relations
Employee Retention
Team building activities – done to bring feel good factor in the
organization
Payroll management
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Evolution of HR Policies
‘Employer Branding’
Leave policies
Performance management systems
HR Audit
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HRIS
Job descriptions
Information Security Management System (ISMS) within the
organization
Employee Security
Strong Information Security Team
Physical Security
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From Client Perspective…
Customized Engagement Processes
Confidentiality
Security
Transparency
Quality
Integrity
Availability
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Theories/Models of Organizational Climate
Shared-Perception Model by Hart, Griffin, Wearing & Cooper
(1996)
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs displays the five levels of
Human Needs
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Shared-Perception Model
Mobilization of workforce to maximize performance
Focuses on personal & professional parameters
De-stressing through identification of supervisor and manager
behavior
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Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs

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KSF’s for an Organization

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 Recruitment, Hiring &
Orientation
 Training (for existing
employees and new hires)
 Talent Management
 Performance, Rewards &
Recognition
 CSR
 Health & Well-being
 Balancing work & personal life
 Knowledge Management
 Information Security
 Commitment to Quality

Suggestions
Invest more in branding through media
Suggestion towards CSR – conduct a rally for a good cause
Monthly Newsletter
Common Blog
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Conclusion
“Never doubt that a small group of capable and committed
people can ever change the world, infact it is the only
thing
that ever did”
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