- Description
- Specifications
What is your organisation's vision? An organisation will have great difficulty in achieving best practice in human resources unless it has defined its vision. Obviously the vision covers:
- customer service
- product
- research and development; and
- shareholders
But a very important segment is the organisation's vision towards human resources. This relates to:
- the type of people to be recruited
- staff training
- motivation
- communication
- leadership
- appraisals
- feed-back etc
You need to have a strategy if you are going to implement best practice in human resources management. This paper analyses this subject, over nineteen pages, under the headings:
- What Is The Organisation’s Vision?
- Continuous Improvement
- Position Description
- Link Pay To Performance
- Keep Employees Happy!
- Communication
- Be Aware Of Employee Problems
- Retain Your Good Staff
- Staff Appraisals/Staff Audits
- Understand Industrial Relations Laws
- Build Teamwork
- Ask Employees Before Making Changes
- Get The Infrastructure Right
- Ingredients For Change
- Mentoring
- Motivation
- Internal Structure Changes To Achieve Best Practice
- Career Planning
- Sensitive Restructuring Programmes
- Develop Workplace Satisfaction
- Managers Need To Be A Coach And Facilitator
- Register Employment Agreements With The Industrial Relations Commission
- Severance Of Employees
- Management Don’t List
- To Whom Does The Human Resources Manager Report?
- Probation Period
- Exit Interviews
- Best Practice Achieved}
There are also two forms included in the addendums:
- Staff Appraisal Form - which can be utilised in your business
- Staff Survey Form - wherein you invite your team members to make comments on a whole range of matters affecting their employment with your business and their vision for the future of the business.