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What is staffing Staffing refers to the process of finding the right employee with appropriate skills, knowledge and experience and recruiting them to fill organizational vacancies
Purpose of Staffing -Staffing is an HR fn which involves hr planning, recruitment, screening, selection and identifying the right person for the job. -The purpose of staff is to provide emp to those who require it and to fill organ position with a qualified cand
Nature of staffing 1]qualified ppl for the job 2]Max pro n higher perform 3]boosts morale n job satis 4]growth and dvp of org 5]opt util of hr
Importance of staffing 1]]optimum use of tech 2]optimum use of hr 3]increases motivation 4]Boosts morale 5]efficient perf of other fn 6]Development of human capital
Component/Elements of Staffing 1]Estimating man power requirements 2]Job Analysis 3]Recruitment 4]Selection 5]Placement 6]Induction and Orientation 7]Training and Development 8]Remuneration 9]Performance Appraisal 10]Promotion and Transfer
What is human resource planning The continuous process of predicting workforce requirements and developing plans to make optimum use of employees skills and aptitudes.
What are the objectives of human Resource Planning 1]Forecasting workforce requirements 2]Use existing manpower productively 3]Coping with changes 4]Prepare people for future 5]Cut costs 6]Succession Planning
Techniques for forecasting the demand of human resource 1]Judgmental Technique 2]Mathematical Technique
Judgmental Technique Top down, unit level, delphi tech
Importance of staffing 1]]optimum use of tech 2]optimum use of hr 3]increases motivation 4]Boosts morale 5]efficient perf of other fn 6]Development of human capital
Component/Elements of Staffing 1]Estimating man power requirements 2]Job Analysis 3]Recruitment 4]Selection 5]Placement 6]Induction and Orientation 7]Training and Development 8]Remuneration 9]Performance Appraisal 10]Promotion and Transfer
What is human resource planning The continuous process of predicting workforce requirements and developing plans to make optimum use of employees skills and aptitudes.
What are the objectives of human Resource Planning 1]Forecasting workforce requirements 2]Use existing manpower productively 3]Coping with changes 4]Prepare people for future 5]Cut costs 6]Succession Planning
Techniques for forecasting the demand of human resource 1]Judgmental Technique 2]Mathematical Technique
Judgmental Technique 1]Managerial Judgment [unit level forecasting and top down forecast] 2]Delphi Technique [expert group concensus on a forecast through several rounds of anonymous questionnaires
Mathematical Techniques 1]Extrapolation[projecting past trends] 2]Indexation[measuring emp growth by its relationship to a particular index] 2]Work-Study[calc req based on the kitna kaam, kitne log]
What is recruitment Recruitment is the process of finding prospective employees and stimulating them to apply for the jobs
what are the internal sources of recruitment 1]Promotion 2]Transfer 3]Demotion
What are external sources of recruitment 1]Campus re 2]Casual Applicants 3]Data Bank 4]Public Employment 5]Media Advertisements 6]Professional Association Exchange 7]E-Recruitment 8]Job fair
What is selection The process of choosing from the recruited pool of candidates is called selection
Process of Selection 1]Preliminary screening 2]Aptitude test 3] Employment interview 4]Background investigation and reference checks 5]Health Checkup 6]Final Decision to hire
Big 5 Personality test OCEAN openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness and neuroticism
Types of tests 1]Intelligence Test 2]Aptitude test 3]Personality Test 4]Work Sample Test 5]Psychometric Test [personality+apt test]
Training refers to the improvement of skills, knowledge, aptitude of a person for a specific job, short term, managers as well as non managers, technical job knowledge, immediate improv
Development overall growth theoretical n conceptual knowledge, managers, long term process, future based, career growth, broader
Recruitment Policy 1]Manpower requirements 2] Organisational Objectives 3]Cost Factor 4]Sources of Recruitment 5]Criterion for Selection
On the Job methods Job rotation, coaching, apprenticeship, vestibule training, job instr training
off the job methods Case study, simulation, role play, lectures, management games, programmed instructions.
Performance Appraisal process of evaluation of employees performance
Purpose of performance appraisal promotion, compensation, employee development
Techniques of Performance Appraisal Behaviorally anchored rating scale, Human resource acc method, assessment center method, Management by obj, 360 degree appraisal
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