Strategic Human Resource Management
In modern days Strategic Human Resource Management (SHRM) has become a vital component in organizational management. Traditional Management processes are revolved around planning, organizing, staffing, leading and controlling functions. In that Human Resource Management used to have a key role in acquiring, training, appraising, compensating employees and ensuring other labor relations and health and safety matters are addressed.
Strategic Human Resource Management (SHRM) concept has gone a step ahead and become an integral part of the organization by connecting to the company’s strategic goals and objectives in order to enhance the level of performance and innovative thinking of the overall strategy implementation process. Ultimate effort is to enable the organization to achieve its strategic goals.
Figure 1: Strategic Human Resource Management components
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References
-Gary, Reies, 2019. Strategic Human Resource Management (SHRM): An international perspective. 3rd ed. London: Elsiver.
When a human resource department strategically develops its plans for recruitment, training, and compensation based on the goals of the organization, it is ensuring a greater chance of organizational success. Good Content Sir.
ReplyDeleteStrategic human resource management is the practice of attracting, developing, rewarding, and retaining employees for the benefit of both the employees as individuals and the organization as a whole.
ReplyDeleteThis article provides a definition, background, information, resources and suggested reading on how to begin the process of strategic human resources. Thank you sir.
ReplyDeleteThe best way to understand strategic human resources management is by comparing it to human resource management.
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Strategic human resource management involves a future-oriented process of developing and implementing HR programs that address and solve business problems and directly contribute to major long-term business objectives. ... Strategic planning presents great challenges and opportunities for HR professionals.thanks
ReplyDeleteThe closer the alignment between HR and an organization's overall business strategy, the better the company's ability to anticipate and respond to customer needs and to maintain competitive advantage.
ReplyDeleteRigorous research, planning and development involving workforce culture, behaviors and competencies promote the successful execution of business strategy.
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It’s a step above traditional human resources management and has a wider influence throughout the organization.
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All of that being said, your business can function without a formal strategic human resource management plan — many companies do and have for a long time.
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ReplyDeleteThey then identify ways that departments can change in order to get better and hire employees with the right mix of skills and abilities to make that possible.
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