HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

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SUBJECT : HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

COURSE :  MBA 4th semester                                   Total Marks : 80

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CASE STUDY : 1

A policy is a plan of action. It is a statement of intention committing the management to a general course of action. When the management drafts a policy statement to cover some features of its personnel programmes, the statement may often contain an expression of philosophy and principle as well. Although it is perfectly legitimate for an organization to include its philosophy, principles and policy in one policy expression.

Q1) Why organizations adopt personnel policies explain the benefits?

Answer : Recruitment and Selection

Policies pertaining to the recruitment and selection process are the foundation of building any workforce. You must have a plan for creating

Q2) What are the sources and content of personnel policies?

Answer :PERSONNEL POLICY

•   Personnel policies constitute guide to action. They furnish the general standards or basis on which decisions are reached.

•   A policy is man-made rule or predetermined

Q3) Explain few personnel policies?

Answer : MAIN POLICY STATEMENTS

1.   Employment Policy----------to obtain suitable qualified and experienced personnel and to enable them to derive satisfaction from employment by offering them attractive wages, good working conditions, security and opportunities for promotions.

2.   Training policy-------to provide

Q4) Explain principles of personnel policies?

Answer : Principles of personnel policy

Management

Management for us means assuming responsibility for our stakeholders and delegating at the right level. We achieve both predefined and

CASE STUDY : 2

Recruitment is understood as the process of searching for and obtaining applicants for jobs, from among whom the rights people can be selected. Theoretically, recruitment process is said to end with the receipt of applications, in practice the activity extends to the screening of applications so as to eliminate those who are not qualified for the job.

Recruitment refers to the process of receipt of applications from job seekers. In reality, the term is used to describe the entire process of employee hiring. These are recruitment boards for railways, banks and other organization.

Q1) Explain in detail the general purpose of recruitment?

Answer : Recruitment provides a desirable number of candidates for an organization's open positions. Recruitment also manages the costs in time and money for hiring employees. Recruitment enables the organization to meet social and legal obligations. By sourcing, developing and recruiting candidates, recruitment facilitates the

Q2) Explain factors governing Recruitment?

Answer : Factors Governing Recruitment:

Given its key role and external visibility, recruitment is naturally subject to influence of several factors. These include external and internal forces.

External Forces:

Of particular importance is the supply and demand of specific skills in the labour market. If the demand for a particular skill is high relative to the supply

Q3) Explain the Recruitment process with diagram?

Answer :AN OVERVIEW OF THE PROCESS

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PROCESS   ELEMENTS        FOR  ALL  POSITIONS      

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STEP  1

Q4) Explain Recruitment planning?

Answer : Recruitment is the process used by an organization to locate and attract job applicants in order to fill a position. An effective approach to recruitment can help a company successfully compete for limited human resources. To maximize competitive advantage, a company must choose the recruiting method that produces the best

CASE STUDY : 3

Nain AGM materials, is fuming and fretting. He bumped into Karan, GM Materials, threw the resignation letter on his table, shouted and walked out of the room swiftly.

Nain has reason for his sudden outburst. He has been driven to the wall. Perhaps details of the story will tell the reasons for Nain’s bile and why he put in his papers, barely four months after he took up his assignment.

The year was 2005 when Nain quit the prestigious Sail plant at Mumbai. As a manager material Nain enjoyed the power. He could even place an order for materials worth Rs 25 laky. He needed nobody’s prior approval.

Nain joined a pulp making plant located at Pane as AGM Materials. The plant is owned by a prestigious business house in India. Obviously perks, designation and reputation of the conglomerate lured Nain away from the public sector.

When he joined the pulp making company, little did Nain realize that he needed prior approval to place an order for materials worth Rs 12 laths. He had presumed that he had the authority to place an order by himself worth half the amount of what he used to do at the mega steel maker. He placed the order material arrived, were received, accepted and used up in the plant.

Trouble started when the bill for Rs 12 laky came from vendor. The accounts department withheld payment for the reason that the bill was not endorsed by Karan. Karan roused to sign the bill as his approval was not taken by Nain before placing the order.

Nain felt fumigated and cheated. A brief encounter with Karan only aggravated the problem. Nain was curtly told that he should have known company rules before venturing. Nain decided to quit the company.

Q1) Does the company have an orientation programme?

It doesn’t  look like  the

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Q2) If yes how effective is it?

It  is  not  as

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Q3) How is formal Orientation programme conducted?

Answer : The orientation process has three stages:

1   A general orientation

2   A departmental orientation, and

3   A specific job orientation

They are conducted by different parties.

The General Orientation is usually managed by either the Training Department or the Human Resources Department, with the Departmental Orientation by the Department Head or first Assistant, while the specific Job Orientation can be carried out by an experienced and trained employee (trained on how to

Q4) If you were Nain what would have you done?

Answer : DISCUSS THE  PROS/CONS 

CASE STUDY : 4

Bitter it may taste, shrill it may sound, and sleepless nights it may cause, but it is true. In a major shakeup Airbus. The European aircraft manufacturers has thrown a big shock to its employees. Before coming to the details of the shock, a peep into the company’s resume.

Name Airbus

Created 1970

President CEO : Vijay M.

Employees 57000

Turnover 26 Ban (Euro)

Total Aircraft sold (Feb 2007) 7187

Delivered 4598

Headquarters Paris (France)

Facilities 16

Rival Boeing

Airbus announced on February 27, 2007 that it would shed 10,000 jobs across four European countries and sell six of its unit. N the same day the helpless workers did what was expected of them – downed tools and staged protests. The protesting workers at Airbus’s factory at Maule, northern France, were seen picketing outside the factory gate after holding up production a day earlier. To be fair to Airbus, its management entered talks with unions before the job loss and sale was formally announced. But the talks did not mollify the agitated workers.

Job sheeting and hiring of units are a part of Power and restructuring plan unleashed by Airbus to save itself from increasing loss of its ground to the arch rival, Boeing Co.

Airbus Power & Strategy was first mooted in October 2006 but sparkled a split between France & Germany over the distribution of job losses and the placement of future ones. Later the two countries agreed to share both job losses and new technology.

The power and plan, if finalized, would mean a 3 per cent reduction to Airbus’s 55000 employee strength.

Q1) Why should Power and focus on shedding jobs to save on cost?

Answer : It is a  mean  to 

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Q2) Are there no alternative strategies?

Answer : THRER  ARE 

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Q3) Will the proposed shedding of jobs and scale of six units help airbus survive the intense competition from Boeing?

Answer : YES, THIS  IS 

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Q4) Comment on the whole issue?

Answer :  THES  WHOLE  ISSUE  

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