Human Resource
management is that kind of department in the organization that makes the hiring
of new staff easy and consistent. Human resource management is that term in any
organization that explains the responsibilities of a person in an organization
that manages the systems of that organization. HR is the person who holds the
overall working methods of an organization. The major responsibilities of an HR
in an organization involve the following: staffing of new employees and firing
the old ones based on their poor performances in the organization. These hiring
and firing may not be based on its grudge or any other personal issue. (Smartsheet.com, 2019)
If there are, many
issues placed in between employees of an organization then there would be an
atmosphere of conflicts and disputes, which cannot be a good sign for an
organization. Therefore, it is the most and essential responsibility of an HR
in an organization to listens to the point of view of every employee working in
that organization. An HR must be friendly with all the employees so that in
case of any dispute or problem he may be already aware of that, which helps him
in solving that dispute. An HR is responsible for providing the tasks to the
employees, which are according to the skills and capabilities of that employee.
One should not burden a person about that which he/she are not capable of doing
it. (Tichy, 2010)
Project Human Resource Plan
These plans make
the working in a way that how could it be able to manage the hirings according
to the need of the organization. There has been set the plans by the HR
departments to run the workings efficiently and effectively. The human resource is
used to define the labour working for the organization that makes up the
workforce, responsible for the control of the business sector in an economy.
The term human capital is sometimes co-related to what the human resource
produces, that is the human capital and intellectual capital. The human will,
however, relate it to the narrow effect where the term is concerned (Solomon, 2020).
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The human resource will also be responsible for the
controlling of the productive establishment of the organization, the
recruitment process of the employees, the responsibilities related to carrying
out the training of the organization and the recruits, making sure they are
familiars with the work environment, preventing all kind of discrimination in
an organization and making sure that the employees can carry out the tasks
properly. The human resource will also be responsible for resolving all the
issues which a worker might be facing (Patidar, 2020).
Responsibility Assessment Matrix
The human resource theory aims at bringing all the
strategies, tactics and objectives for the formation of the correct structures
and planning the business operations for decisive decision making. The theory
is used in all the organizations for the perfect business running The problem
in our organization is the policy drafting, its implementation, the role of
recruitment and payroll for employees. These are two of the major functions of
the human resource department in any organization however the organization is
currently facing problems regarding these two main issues (WIllis, 2015).
The essay will be in-depth discussing this problem, the
policy drafting procedures and the problems surrounding implementation. On the
latter half, the problem with the relation to policy drafting in regards to the
recruitment process will be discussed and a brief elaboration will be provided.
A policy is defined as a sum of drafted principles that control the functioning
of processes and procedures in an organization, just similar to how laws in a
country over the citizens of a place and without which there will be the total
chaotic and anarchic situation. The guiding principles for a firm to function
in a standardized manner is called the drafted policy functioning of an
organization (Projectmanagementdocs.com,
2019).
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Policies can also be defined as statements of intention
which are drafted to achieve a rational outcome in an organization. The
procedural protocol is what a drafted policy implements in different parts and
departments of an organization. Policies in an organization are also
responsible for aiding both the subjective and operative day to day decisions
where the senior management is concerned. The decisions must always be
dependent upon the merits of relativity. Life and balance are also a concern in
the question of policy drafting in an organization. The human resource thus is
also responsible for this task of drafting policies in an origination. Their
implantation and the breach will also be in question (Skinner, 2018).
Project Closure
Report of the Human Resource Management
The development of policy involves the identification of the
needs in an organization and collecting data and information regarding the
issue and then formulating a suitable policy as per that the following steps
summaries the key stages involved in developing policies. The identification of
a need and the response it provides is what the most important question in
concern is. For example, in an organization, there needs to be a policy that
needs to be made regarding the labour laws as the organization is short on such
and so. The legal responsibilities in an area and the understanding as per the
accuracy is how the organization tackles a problem. Whether there are existing
templates available for the work in question and if there are any do they work
as per the demanded requirements of how policies shall function solving the
problems of the firm (Dowling, 2019)?
The wording and the lengths of the document on which the
policy is drafted are up to that which any person in the organization would not
feel tired reading and whether it will come in handy for those who will try to
implement it. The next step after the draft preparation will be the
consultation with the stakeholders Consult with appropriate stakeholders. The
policies will be more effective if they are consulted and supported for the
opportunity under consideration with the people involved the probable
implication of the policies are discussed and the consideration for external
and internal law procedure for the created policy. The supporters and the
accepters of the policy can be the volunteers in an organization, or the staff,
the users of the service or the beneficiaries, and even the other members of
the organization which works in the support of the policy drafted (HEATHFIELD, 2020).
Post Implementation Review of the Human Resource Management
The development of policy involves the identification of the
needs in an organization and collecting data and information regarding the
issue and then formulating a suitable policy as per that the following steps
summaries the key stages involved in developing policies. The identification of
a need and the response it provides is what the most important question in
concern is. For example, in an organization, there needs to be a policy that
needs to be made regarding the labour laws as the organization is short on such
and so. The organization will make such by-laws for their vicinity which will
solve laws (Noe, 2018).
The organization will look at access to the activities of
the organization. The second stage will be the identification of who will be
responsible for the lead responsibility, the delegation of tasks, and the
working groups while working for the subcommittee, and the expertise required
will also be the cause of concern. Gathering information is the foremost
important aspect when drafting policy is in question. The legal
responsibilities in an area and the understanding as per the accuracy is how
the organization tackles a problem (Griffith.com, 2018).
Whether there are existing templates available for the work
in question and if there are any do they work as per the demanded requirements
of how policies shall function solving the problems of the firm? The wording
and the lengths of the document on which the policy is drafted are up to that
which any person in the organization would not feel tired reading and whether
it will come in handy for those who will try to implement it. The next step
after the draft preparation will be the consultation with the stakeholders
Consult with appropriate stakeholders (Folger, 2018).
Outline
of the Human Resource Management
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Incorporation of Findings
The finalization of the policy and the approval gained from
it so whether the approval will be the top tier or the other tier will be the
question for the approval of the policy If the issue is a strategy based then
it will be approved by the committee of the management department. If the
committee is confident whether the dealing of the policy can be done by the
concerned department. Regardless of all, in the end, the human resource and management
will be responsible for overlooking the process which needs to be followed. The
policy drafting will also require it to look at the procedure and to look at
whether they are required. The procedures and the implementation, the internal
policies will be required. The firm will also need to look at how the procedure
of the policy will be implemented and by whom will it be followed. The next
question will be who will be responsible for implementing these procedures.
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Lessons Learned
Consider whether procedures are required. After all this,
the implementation of the policy will communicate what the policy had wished to
achieve and whether there is a need for training for the implementation of the
policy in the organization and whether the organization in question is popular
and hugely scalable to an extent that they need the press release for the
policy implementation in their organization. After the implementation, the
producers of the policy will be responsible for the reviewing of the policy and
to look at how the implementation of it is in place. If there are some
shortcomings and loopholes in the policy the amendments and the revision of the
policy will be done and the policy will be corrected where required, In the
entire procedure where one department will be responsible for the formulation
of the policies the human resource will be responsible for making sure that the
process of the drafting worked perfectly and after that the implementation of
the policies was as per the mark for which the policy as needed in the
organization.
Skills Development Needs
The trouble which human resources face is that even if the
policies are implemented the organizations do not follow them diligently. The
policies pass under the supervision of human resources so if anything goes
wrong after the final policy passes the human resource would bear the burdens
and the circumstances will be borne by the seat of human resource management.
The human resource will be responsible for policies such as those which will be
provided for the needs of the employees, the hr policies will be responsible
for making everyone respect the same rules as everyone has a different opinion
of their decision in the organization so the implementation of policies will
make everyone respect the same opinion. Even before the hiring of employees,
the human resource manager will be responsible for the formation of policies
that will avoid conflicts in an organization (Project-management-knowledge.com,
2020).
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All project management dept.
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Purchasers
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Is it possible to make amendments in this plan? Why and why not?
This plan can be amended by making things to be more
improved and more attempted. If the human resource has done a poor job at the formation
of the policies, the whole organization would have to face certain consequences. The individuals in an
organization have their morals and roles and it’s never necessary that these
people working under the same roof be following the same cultures and sets of
values
When these people are working under the professional
ambience they will each be allowed to exercise what their perception provides,
they will be able to distinguish between what is wrong and what is right under
their supervision. For the environment of the business to be kept professional
the policies drafted need to be consistently followed. But even having such
documented rules and procedures, there are always the trouble makers in an
organization. The human resource thus needs to be diligent and on their feet
when deciding such policies for those trouble makers to ensure sustainability
in an organization.
III) Project Sponsor Approval
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Approved by
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IV) State the purpose of HR
Management Plan
The human resource and the company must sit together to
consider what is over the line behaviour and what they consider inappropriate
behaviour inside the firms' environment. After the policies have been formed
the employees must be informed, to make them aware of their rules and once they
are made aware, the company will penalize those working against the standards
set by the company.
If the organization punishes these troublemakers on time the
policies and human resources can be considered to have success in the biggest
goal of the running of the business and that is the implementation of policies
and laws which help the organization run effectively. Once the trouble makers are eliminated
the human resource can start with the process of recruiting new employees for
the firm. this will make sure that the peace is maintained in an organization,
however, to sum it up for a better company the employees must work together for
the peace instead of for creating trouble in the organization (McMahan, 2017).
V) HR Requirements in Overview
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When Needed?
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Desired Skill Level
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Actual Skill level
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Skill development strategy
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Manager
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The human resources
themselves are also responsible for the formation of policies.
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To work under pressure.
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To work with different skills.
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Leader
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the organization
will then have to go through the process of training again which would mean
extra costs and wastage of skills and times
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To work under pressure.
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To work with different skills.
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Worker
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While doing project
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The employees must
also be informed that if the employees are caught breaking the standard or
ground rules they will be liable to termination from the company.
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To work under pressure.
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To work with different skills.
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Employee
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The problem for
human resources arises where the number of employees breaking the ground
rules is far more than the rationale rate.
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To work under pressure.
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To work with different skills.
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VI) Description of Roles &
Responsibilities
Roles and Responsibilities of Key
Stakeholders
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Position/Category
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Responsibilities
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John
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Manager
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To manage the workings
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Alan
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Leader
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To lead the team
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Fredrick
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Worker
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To work under pressure
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Mark
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Employee
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To work according to the instructions.
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VII) Responsibility Assign Matrix
(RAM)
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Task
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Roles as Described above
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To manage the workings
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Project Manager
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The individuals in
an organization under poor policies wouldn’t be respecting the ethics and
responsibilities in the organization.
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To lead the team
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Manager
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For the environment
of the business to be kept professional the policies drafted need to be consistently
followed.
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To work under pressure
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Leader
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The special
privileged ones especially escape the penalty due to nepotism and
favouritism.
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To work according to the instructions.
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Employee
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There are important
factors, that many firms use when employing employees.
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VIII) Staffing Management
a)
Staff Acquisition
There are certain tools which the human resource will
utilize, these tools will be used by the human resource to meet up their duties
and other tasks efficiently. The providence of employee’s handbook, the manual
of the policies of the company, the procedures, and guidelines of the company
and other forms where the company meets troublesome situations are all provided
to the employees to make sure that the right procedure is followed.
b)
Resource Calendar
The in-house training, the culture, policies, addresses,
grievances, familiarization of the workplace are all provided to the new
employees so that they become familiar with the rules and policies of the
internal behaviours of the firm. The training and the cultural familiarities
are what is needed by the employees to make sure that they are made well aware
of the rules and policies of an organization and they are not involved in the
breaching of policies due to not being familiar with the terms and conditions
in an organization. Recruitment refers to the act of recognizing, airing,
choosing and employing potential resources for satisfying the unoccupied spaces
in a firm (Boxall, 2011).
c)
Training
This is a major function of human resources management.
Recruitment is the task of locating a satisfactory person for the given
position at given time Recruitment procedure involves examining the demands of
a job, captivating employees for that job, selecting and screening contenders,
employing and blending the employee into the task given to them in that firm.
Thus it is a tough and a tiring job where the hiring of the employee is a day
to day activity for the human resource in an organization.
d)
Performance Review
The recruiters of the organization are specialists for the
job, they will focus on the task which will include the screening of the data
of the employee, checking the resumes, looking at the curriculum vitae. All
these tasks are complex and need to be conducted with utmost care or the
slightest err can lead to heavy consequences for the whole organization. The
role of human resource manager thus requires one to be highly professional and
keen in what they do, they need to have objectivity, professionalism and need
to be matured enough to cope with all kinds of races, religions, and casts
without discrimination (Armstrong, 2016).
e)
Recognition and Rewards
The experience required for the tasks can be the mid-level
experienced one, which can be an experience of about three to four years in an
organization, depending on what the standards of the organization say about
that. After the process of recruitment is done the selection of employees takes
place and the process begins for identification of the right person for the
process, this can be done through the written test, either oral test, the
discussion of the group the discussion of the groups, the ramifications, and
then the final interviews of the candidate checking their final information.
The end of the process is filling up the vacant job availability in the
organization. After the policies and procedures, the recruitment process is
another one of the main jobs of the human resource department. The human
resource manager needs to be cautious when the recruitment of the employees is
in question. One wrong selection and the consequences can end in a lawsuit or a
scam.
IX) Project Closure and Post
Implementation Resort
Project Name
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Recruiting Staff for website amendments.
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Date:
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29/5/2019
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Author:
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John Fredrick
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Project Sponsor:
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Website Destination Australia
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Senior User:
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National Archives of Australia
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Senior Supplier:
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ABC company
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End Project Report
a)
Outline the variance and specify the performance against plans and tolerance
Target/ Tolerance
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Planned
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Actual
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Details
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Achieving Efficiency
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conducting
interviews via phone or on an online basis, posting jobs, advertising of the
jobs either internally within the organization one externally outside the organization
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Implemented
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Accepted with Approval
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Achieving Accuracy
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There might be a
policy which was not so major ad the human resource manager had a vague idea
that all the staff must generally have information regarding that.
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Implemented
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Accepted with Approval
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Achieving Efficacy
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The question here
is who shall incur the liability of the loss here, the employee who did not
know the policy or the human resource manager who failed to communicate.
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Implemented
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Accepted with Approval
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b)
Mention the Benefits delivered from the Project
There are certain policies that the human resource will be
looking upon during the process of recruitment and selection of a new worker.
c)
Discuss the Residual Benefits
Then orientation will be done to make the employee aware of
the different roles in the organizational structure of the firm, then the
employee status and the record will be checked and processed, the human
resource will be allowed access to the individual employee accounts, the
employee's background, files related to him, performances, last experiences and
every little piece of information which the human resource will require for the
employee’s status for working in the organization.
d)
Outline the required changes
One of the troubles which the human resource can see the
recording an up keeping of the data of all the employees. He will be looking
into the terms and conditions, the benefits of the employees, insurances,
holidays, and the reimbursements of the employees.
e)
List the project issues
The payroll will also be decided if the employee gets
selected. general so happens is that the payrolls are advertised with the
advertisements, so they are pre-decided but the interviews for recruitment can
also be one event for the deciding of the payroll, looking at the skills and
accomplishments of the interviewee.
f)
Discuss your Recommendations
The policies related to the wages, salaries, and deductions
if any will be given to the newly employed worker. the human resource sometimes
faces trouble where the policy awareness is concerned, for example, however,
one of the employees wasn't aware of the policy and commits a breach which
leads to a major loss to the company.
2) Post-Project Review
a)
Mention the Dates
These carry the
dates within 2 to 3 months so that all the tasks can be done efficiently and perfectly.
b)
Who own the Responsibilities
Managers, Higher
authorities can manage things more efficiently and more effectively.
c)
Discuss the plans
There are few of
the plans that are going to work in terms of making the workings more
effectively and more effectively.
3) Follow On Actions
a)
Open Project Issue
Issue ID:
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Issue Summary
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Proposed Actions
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Reason
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The deduction and
advances will be announced to the recruited employees for the job he's
appointed for.
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Managers made the issues resolved.
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To carry the workings smoothly.
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Then the human
resource department will also be looking into the employee benefits for the
process of recruitment to make the right decision
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Managers made the issues resolved.
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To carry the workings smoothly.
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The recruitment
will he has done as per the guidelines and the recruitment policies in an
organization.
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Managers made the issues resolved.
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To carry the workings smoothly.
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b)
Ongoing Risks
Risk ID:
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Risk Summary
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Proposed action
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Reason
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546
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Improper Timings
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Taken to Managers
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To Resolve it effectively
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547
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Inefficient Training
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Taken to Managers
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To Resolve it effectively
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548
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Ineffective Workings
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Taken to Managers
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To Resolve it effectively
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549
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Inappropriate Trainers
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Taken to Managers
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To Resolve it effectively
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Lessons Learned
a)
Report Summary
The workplace guidelines are like arrangements that are
defined as conveyances for the flex timing and the usage of the assets of the
company. While recruitment the employee conducts policies and the diffraction
between the conduct and misconducts is also elaborated to the interviewee.
b)
Key Areas for Improvement
The internet Policies and the code of conduct are also
explained to the employees while they are being trained for working in the
organizational environment. Some organizations allow labour union formations in
them to allow motivation. However, this step through can be advantageous but
disadvantageous when there are conflicts between the managers and the labour.
c)
Lessons Learned Summary
Lesson No:
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Situation Description
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Outcome
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Impact
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Lesson Learned
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Work Accepted
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Satisfactory
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Improved
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Improved
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Work Rejected
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Satisfactory
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Improved
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Disapproved
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Work Amended
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In Satisfactory
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Rejected
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Improved
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4
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Work Maintained
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In Satisfactory
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Improved
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Disapproved
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5
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Time Management
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Satisfactory
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Rejected
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Improved
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4.
Controls and Tools
Lesson no.
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Control/Tool Used
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Positive
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Negative
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Every time this hiring and firing must be authentic, based on real
problems of the employee with the organization.
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Negative
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Every time this hiring and firing must be authentic, based on real
problems of the employee with the organization.
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Positive
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The Geneon issues that an organization have with that employee to
which they are going to fire from their designation of organization.
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Negative
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An HR includes many other responsibilities as well such as
compensating the employee's benefits and other compensations which must be
provided to the employees in an organization to make a comfortable
environment in that organization.
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Positive
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