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Spring 2013
Post Graduate Diploma
in Human Resource Management
Semester 1
MU0012 – Employee
Relations Management - 4 Credits
(Book ID: B1734)
Assignment (60 Marks)
Note: Each main question carries 10 marks. Answer all the questions.
Q1. Explain the meaning and importance of employee relations
management.(10 marks)
Answer : The team leader or the manager plays an important role in promoting
healthy relation at workplace:
It is essential that the
supervisor assigns challenging tasks to his team member as per his
specialization and interest. The individual should have interest in the work;
otherwise he would treat it as a burden and unnecessarily crib
Q2. Describe the different levels of strategy in an organization.(10
marks)
Answer : Corporate Level Strategy
Corporate level strategy occupies
the highest level of strategic decision-making and covers actions dealing with
the objective of the firm, acquisition and allocation of resources and
coordination of strategies of various SBUs for optimal performance. Top management
of the organization makes such decisions. The nature of
Q3. (a) What are the types of conflicts? (5 marks)
Answer : Irrespective of whether
you like them or not, conflicts have become a part of daily life which cannot
be avoided. They are naturally occurring ingredients that add a spice of flavour
to our life, sometimes making it enjoyable, while at other times causing
terrible destructions. This difference of opinions, caused on ideas, wishes or
desires, called conflicts can take place at home, school, workplace, or any
other
(b) What methods are used to resolve conflicts in organizations? (5
marks)
Answer : Conflicts can be managed
in a number of ways. Various factors need to be considered to decide the right
method that would prove useful in a particular situation. Some of the ways and
means to manage conflict are briefed below.
1. Avoidance
This method indicates absence of
any action. This also includes withdrawal and suppression.
·
Strengths:
This is
Q4. Explain the importance of Human Resource Information Systems. (10
marks)
Answer : The Human Resources
Information System provides details on administration, payroll, recruitment,
and training. This system is expected to deliver valuable results to your human
resources division and your organization as a whole. It is an essential tool
that aids management in making strategic decisions.
History
From 1960 to 1970, major
companies were in search of a centralized personnel management system. Software
programs were then created in large computers to facilitate storage of data
mainly for payroll purposes. The Human
Q5. (a) What is meant by grievance? (3 marks)
Answer : What is a grievance?
The term grievance refers to a
written statement made according to the grievance procedure included in the
collective agreement. It deals with any dispute concerning the interpretation,
the application, the administration or the alleged violation of any clause of
the collective agreement.
The purpose of the grievance procedure
(b) Explain the steps in grievance redressed system. (7 marks)
Answer : Employee's
Grievance redressed system
In order to streamline the
grievance handling system in the company, management is pleased to introduce
following "Grievance Procedure" with immediate effect.
A. Grievance Procedure
An aggrieved employee shall first
present his grievance verbally in person to the Head of Department and his grievance
will be settled or will be replied by the Concern Head of Dep’t. within 3 days
of the presentation of the
Q6. Explain the meaning and objectives of trade union. (10 marks)
Answer : Trade unions are formed
to protect and promote the interests of their members. Their primary function
is to protect the interests of workers against discrimination and unfair labour
practices. Trade unions are formed to achieve the following objectives:
Representation
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