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CHAPTER 3

HUMAN RESOURCE
PLANNING
Lecturer
Dang Thanh Thuy, MBA
Learning outcomes

1. Explain the main techniques used in


employment planning and forecasting

2. Know how to match need and supply

3. Understand the Recruiting yield pyramid


WHAT IS PLANNING?

 Planning - a primary
managerial acti vity that
involves:
 Defining the organization’s
goals
 Establishing an overall
strategy for achieving
those goals
 Developing plans for
organizational work
activities
WHAT IS HR PLANNING?
HUMAN RESOURCE PLANNING

The process of deciding what positions the


company has to fill and how to fill them
HUMAN RESOURCE PLANNING

Right
positio
n
Right Right
person time

HR
Planning
LINKING EMPLOYER’S STRATEGY TO PLANS
ORGANIZATIONAL GOAL

Subgoal 1 Subgoal 2 Subgoal 5


Subgoal 4
Subgoal 3

Strategy

Tactics
PERSONNEL SHORTAGE

PERSONNEL SURPLUS
HUMAN RESOURCE PLANNING PROCESS

Matching
need and
HR needs supply

1 2 3
Supply of
candidates
STEP 1: FORECASTING HR NEEDS

Forecast
Techniques

Trends Ratio Computer Managerial


Scatter plot
analysis analysis forecast judgment
STEP 1: FORECASTING HR NEEDS

1. Trend analysis
The study of a firm’s past employment needs over a
period of years to predict future needs

Year 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022


Employment          
need 50 60 72 86,4 ?
STEP 1: FORECASTING HR NEEDS

AVERAGE POINT

Average Average
increase (%) reduction (%)
STEP 1: FORECASTING HR NEEDS

Average increase in every year (over 4 years) = 20%


Year 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
Employment          
need 50 60 72 86,4 ?

20% 20% 20% 20%


STEP 1: FORECASTING HR NEEDS

2. Rati o analysis
 A forecasting technique for determining future staff
needs by using ratios between a causal factor(sales
volumes) and the number of employees needed
 Assumes that the relationship between the causal
factor and staffi ng needs is constant
RATIO ANALYSIS
In 2021 $30,000 3 staff

sales revenues Number of


employees

A RATIO OF 10,000 :
A RATIO OF
Year 2021
10,000 :
1 in
$10,000 one full-
sales revenues time staff

$200,000
sales
?
Year 2022 revenues staff
3. Scatter plot
A graphical method used to help identi fy the relati onship
between two variables
DETERMINING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN

HOSPITAL SIZE AND NUMBER OF NURSES


4. Computerized forecasts

The use software packages to determine of


future staff needs by projecting sales, volume of
production, and personnel required to maintain a
volume of output
5.Managerial judgment

Bottom-up
approach

Top-down
approach
STEP 2: FORECASTING SUPPLY OF
CANDIDATES

Internal External
candidates candidates

Supply of
candidates
FORECASTING THE SUPPLY OF
INTERNAL CANDIDATES
Qualifi cati ons inventories
Manual or computerized
records listi ng employees’
educati on, career and
development interests,
languages, special skills,
and so on, to be used in
selecti ng inside candidates
for promoti on
Manual Records Electronic Records
FORECASTING THE SUPPLY OF
INTERNAL CANDIDATES

 Personnel replacement charts


Company records showing present
performance and promotability of inside
candidates for the most important positions

CEO, Marketing director, CFO, HR director, etc.


FORECASTING THE SUPPLY OF
INTERNAL CANDIDATES
Computerized Information Systems
Human Resource Information System (HRIS)

Computerized inventory of information that can be accessed


to determine employees’ background, experience, and skills
that may include:
Work experience codes
Product or service knowledge
Industry experience
Formal education
Human Resource Information System (HRIS)
STEP 3: MATCHING NEED AND SUPPLY

Demand > Supply


Demand < Supply Demand = Supply
Personnel
shortage Personnel surplus

???? ???? ????


Personnel shortage

• Recruiting

•Training and retraining


NEED
• Succession planning SUPPLY
NEED

•Part-time job

• Outsourcing

• Overtime
Personnel Surplus

• Layoff

• Downsizing
LY
SUPP
• Restricted hiring
NEED
LY
SUPP

• Reduced hours

• Early retirement
CASE STUDY

 Read the Case study “Getting


better applicants”
 Write down your group’s answers
and submit them to your lecturer
STUDY PLAN FOR NEXT CLASS

Case study discussion

Group presentation

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