The document outlines several objectives of human resource planning:
1) To recruit and retain qualified human resources in the necessary quantities.
2) To anticipate employee turnover and minimize vacancies.
3) To meet the needs of organizational expansion and development programs.
4) To assess and address any surpluses or shortages of human resources.
5) To optimize the use of available human resources.
The document outlines several objectives of human resource planning:
1) To recruit and retain qualified human resources in the necessary quantities.
2) To anticipate employee turnover and minimize vacancies.
3) To meet the needs of organizational expansion and development programs.
4) To assess and address any surpluses or shortages of human resources.
5) To optimize the use of available human resources.
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The document outlines several objectives of human resource planning:
1) To recruit and retain qualified human resources in the necessary quantities.
2) To anticipate employee turnover and minimize vacancies.
3) To meet the needs of organizational expansion and development programs.
4) To assess and address any surpluses or shortages of human resources.
5) To optimize the use of available human resources.
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Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
required quantity and quality. •Maintain attrition rate at lowest level. •Meet the organization expansion plans. •Adjusting to the technological changes. •Developing human resource. •Maintain good industrial relations. •Increase the efficiency and effectiveness of employees. OBJECTIVES OF HR PLANNING
To assess the surplus or shortage of H.R. and take
measures accordingly. To maintain congenial industrial relation by maintaining optimum level and structure of H.R. To minimise imbalance caused due to Non – availability of H.R. of right kind No & at right place. Optimise use of H.R. To estimate H.R. cost. Objectives of Human Resource Planning
• To recruit and retain the human resources of
required quantity and quality. • To foresee the employee turnover and make the arrangements for minimizing turnover and filling up of consequent vacancies. • To meet the needs of the programmes for expansion and diversification • To foresee the impact of technology on work, existing employees and future human resource requirements. Objectives of Human Resource Planning • To improve the standards, skill, knowledge ability, discipline etc. • To assess the shortage or surplus of human resource and take measures accordingly. • To maintain congenial industrial relations by maintaining optimum level and structure of human resources. • To minimize the imbalances caused due to non- availability of human resources • To make the best use of available human resources. • To estimate the cost of human resources. Objectives of HRP • Recruit & retain human resources of required quality & quantity. • Anticipate employee turnover & take steps to minimize the same. • Filling up of vacancies • Meet the needs of expansion, diversification • Improve the skill, knowledge, ability etc • Assess surplus / shortage of human resources & initiate measures accordingly • Maintain congenial industrial relation • Estimate the cost of human resources • Optimum utilization of human resources LINKAGE: OTHER PLANS Planning Business Planning Link H.R. Planning Level Process Process Strategic Corporate - Issue Analyse (5years) - Philosophy Analysis -External Factors - Goals & Objectives - Plans & Actions -Demand & Supply Projection Intermediate- Org Evolution - Programme - Forecasting (3 – 5 years) - Pgmes to Implement requirements changes. Strategy - Deployment of Resources - Acqns, Divestments modernistation
Actions Activates Other plans and HRP HRP is linked to other plans in the organization as well. • It has to consider the departmental and the organizational needs. • HRP is based on organization strategies like a. Expansion b. Diversification c. Acquisition and Mergers. d. Retrenchment e. Low cost leadership f. Differentiation strategy.