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HRD
Introduction
Both public and private sector organizations continue to
wrestle with the challenges of defining and managing organizational
effectiveness. Human resource management teams are drawn increasingly into new
strategic and operational initiatives proceeding under a variety of labels,
e.g., downsizing, reinvention and business process improvement. Over the past
ten years, a significant number of HR executives joined their organizations’
strategic planning teams. HRM strategic planning often flounders due to
mismatch between the realities of fewer resources and expanded accountability
and the lack of simple, yet compelling management tools for demonstrating how
HRM services contribute to the accomplishment of broader organizational
objectives. HRD, in particular, and the HRM, in general, are cost-effective
tools and can give many insights into a company's affairs. Management of HRM
Effectiveness and expedient use of their tools could be a good potent tool and
guide for establishing a measurement-based, value-added service improvement
system which is an essential ingredient of the organizational effectiveness
itself.
Objectives
The program’s broad objectives are the following:
Making participants well versed and fully aware of broad HRD
and HRM functions.
Give them feel for the inter-departmental functioning and
relationship with reference to HRM functions.
The program will aim to make participants aware and
knowledgeable about Nature and the concept of HRD
Techniques of HRD, OD and HRM interventions
Give them an overview of the process and methods of
recruitment
Make them aware of hardcore HRM functions like compensation,
etc.
Contents
Introduction To HRD.
Concept And Philosophy Of HRD.
Dimensions And Scope Of HRD.
HRD Interventions.
OD And OD Intervention Techniques.
Recruitment And Placement.
Job Analysis And Job Description.
Employee Testing And Selection.
Interviewing Candidates As A Method Of Selection.
Training And Development.
Performance Management And Appraisal.
Theory And Practice Of Compensation-Managing Payrolls.
Methods And Process Of Payroll System
Duration
Ten full days of 6 hours each.
Note: Keeping in
view the expediencies of the company the program can be broken into two or
three slots of 3-4 days each but in such a scenario the length of the program
may still be extended by a day or two in order to keep the continuity and flow
of the contents.
Methodology
The program will use a mixed package of methods including unstructured
and structured sessions of lectures, exercises, games, case studies, audio –
visuals, and other exercises.
Target Groups
The program is targeted to all levels of managers and
executives from HR and Non-HR functions.
In the interest of the effectiveness of the program,
however, the number of participants may not exceed 20.
Faculty
Training sessions will be conducted by a team of three-four
senior consultant(s) from the Salahkaar Consultants led by Dr. C N Daftuar and
a support staff.
Partial list of our associates is here.
http://www.salahkaarconsultants.com/Expertise.html
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