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HUMAN RESOURCES
STRATEGIES & OPERATION
STRATEGIES
MODULE
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Course: English for Business
Module: Human Resources Strategies & Operation Strategies
1. Human Resources 3
1.1. Definition 3
1.2. Activities to do to add value to a company 3
2. Human Resource strategy 3
2.1. Definition 3
2.2. Human Resource strategy framework 3
3. Operations Strategy 5
3.1. Definition 5
3.2. Operations Strategy examples 5
4. Conclusions 6
Bibliography 7
ENGLISH FOR BUSINESS
1 HUMAN RESOURCES
1.1. DEFINITION
Human Resources (HR) can be defined as a business division that is charged with finding,
recruiting and training job applicants, as well as managing employee-benefit programs. HR
plays an important role in helping companies deal with sudden changes in the business
environment and a greater demand for quality of employees.
01 Managing and
02 Developing competencies
03 Increasing the innovation,
using people that enhance individual creativity and flexibility
effectively. and organizational necessary to enhance
performance. competitiveness.
A general division of the principles of marketing can be marketing strategy and marketing mix.
2.1. DEFINITION
A Human Resource strategy is a business’s general plan for managing its human capital to
support its business activities. This type of strategy sets the direction for all the key areas of
Human Resources, including hiring, performance, development and compensation.
The first phase is about defining human capital value. This happens in two steps:
3 OPERATIONS STRATEGY
3.1. DEFINITION
Operations strategy is the collective concrete actions selected or stimulated by the
corporate strategy. The operations strategy joins together the operations decisions and
actions by connecting firm policies, programs, systems and actions into a systematic
response to the competitive priorities selected by the corporate or business strategy.
Market Penetration Strategy. Market penetration means capturing a larger piece of the
1 target market. Developing an operation strategy for market penetration has several potential
focus areas. One strategy might employ one or more geographic locations, centered around
a demographic target.
Improve the Supply Chain. The supply chain refers to the process of creating a product via
3 its delivery. One operation strategy can improve costs in the creation of the product or make
the delivery of goods more efficient.
4 CONCLUSIONS
Human resources is used to refer to people who work for a company or organization, but
also to the department that is responsible for managing resources related to employees.
Human resources is focused on a number of major areas, which include: recruiting, staffing,
compensation, training, labor and organization development.
Developing effective Human Resource strategies take time and careful planning, so it is
important to align them with necessities; plan, prepare and communicate to stakeholders;
promote collaboration and, this way, you can work as a team, create and evaluate measures
you consider are needed to build a competitive advantage.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Talentsoft. (2020, January 4). Developing and implementing a successful HR strategy in 6 steps.
Van Vulpen, E. (n.d.). How to Create a Human Resource Strategy. AIHR Digital.