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What are the main challenges and obstacles FaRo is facing in the near
future?
a. As seen in the case, it doesn’t seem that FaRo has a real strategy,
Jose wanted to know about the company, and all what he got after
talking with Don Paco and other employees was that there’s a variety
of ways of thinking.
b. Don Paco is not really into the HR department, that’s why he doesn’t
approve most of the proposals
a. He’s a good leader by identifying some issues that the company had
at the time and set out to solve them, but he is falling at not knowing
what to do in order to diminish the turnover in the company.
b. Being the manager of this area means that you really need to be in
synchrony with the CEO/Director/Your boss in order to express the
needs that you’re finding in the company and also be able to
prove/convince why the change would bring real benefits to the
company.
c. He is a good leader, since even with all the barriers, he has begun to
implement certain policies, and even without support, he continues to
fight for financial support to be authorized.
4. What recommendations would you give José to refocus and position the HR
resources role before Don Paco?
a. Have a meeting with Don Paco, showing the improvement made with
the new policies and practices, interview some employees in order to
gather information to later be shown
b. Refresh the Mission, Vision & Values of the company, it doesn’t seem
that they have one, but in any case that they have it it’s obviously not
matching with what the company was as a sewing and tailoring shop
to what is right now as a clothing factory.
c. Make Don Paco understand that new things must be done in order to
erase
HR Policies
¿What is HR?
“The theory without action is abstract and meaningless. Action without theory it is
random and aimless. We need both.”
We develop a clear value proposition for the employee when employees who offer
their work to the company get something in return. Employees contribute to the
company when they bring competence and commitment; and, in turn, those who
are competent and involved with the company get good things, such as meaning,
vision, opportunities to learn and grow, money, a sense of "community", and so on.
La Pirámide de Maslow forma parte de una teoría psicológica que inquiere acerca
de la motivación y las necesidades del ser humano: aquello que nos lleva a actuar
tal y como lo hacemos. Según Abraham Maslow, un psicólogo humanista,
nuestras acciones nacen de la motivación dirigida hacia el objetivo de cubrir
ciertas necesidades, las cuales pueden ser ordenadas según la importancia que
tienen para nuestro bienestar.