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Organisation :-

Organisation is a process of identifying


and grouping the work to be
performed, defining and delegating
responsibility and authority and
establishing the relationships for the
purpose of enabling the people to work
most effectively.
Organisation Structure:-
It is generally shown on an organisation
chart which shows the authority
relationships between various functions
in the organisation by showing who
reports to whom.
Types of organisation
structure
 Line organisation: direct vertical

relationships
 Staff organisation: provide advice and
service to line
 Functional organisation: mid way
position between line and
staff authority.
LINE ORG in HRM
HR MANAGER

WAGES AND
PROCUREMENT TRAINING WELFARE
SALARY
OFFICER OFFICER OFFICER
OFFICER

SUPERVISOR SUPERVISOR SUPERVISOR SUPERVISOR

CLERKS CLERKS CLERKS


CLERKS
LINE AND STAFF ORG in HRM
CHIEF
EXECUTIVE

PROD MNGR FIN MNGR MKTG MNGR HR MNGR

PROCUREMENT TRAINING WAS WELFARE


OFFICER OFFICER OFFICER OFFICER
FUNCTIONAL ORG in HRM
CHIEF
EXECUTIVE

HR MNGR
PROD MNGR FIN MNGR MKTG MNGR

FOUNDRY ASSEMBLY STORES


Organisation of HRM in SSI
Proprieter/
Owner

OFFICE
PRODUCTION SALES ACCOUNTS
MANAGER

PERSONNEL
ASSISTANT
Organisation of HRM in LSI
CHIEF
EXECUTIVE

PRODUCTION FINANCE MARKETING

PERSONNEL

PROCUREMENT

TRAINING

WASA
Organisation of HRM now

HRM

PERSONNEL ADMN HRD IR


WHERE:--
Personnel includes the activities:--
 HRP

 Hiring

 Grievance handling

 compensation
ADMN INCLUDES--

 PR
 Canteen
 Medical
 Welfare
 Transport
 Legal
HRD INCLUDES--

 Performance appraisal
 Training and development

IR INCLUDES—
 All activities done to maintain good

relations among employees and


management.

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