This is HRM Syllabus of II- BBA –
Title of the Paper:
Human Resource Management
Course Objectives:
Facilitating the learner to analyze factors that influence
the management of human resources
in organizations and imbibing in the learner an ability to
relate the concepts of management of
human resources to business situations.
Unit I 15 Hours
Introduction: Meaning, Definition, Importance, Scope And
Objectives Of Personnel
Management – Organization Of Personnel Department –
Functions Of Personnel Management –
Human Resource Planning – Meaning, Basis, Need And Objects
Of Man Power Planning –
Prerequisites And Limitation Of Man Power Planning – Process
Of Man Power Planning.
Unit II 15 Hours
Recruitment, Selection, Induction And Placement: Sources Of
Recruitment And Evaluation
Of The Various Sources-Selection Procedure And
Problems-Principles Of Recruitment And
Selection-Interview And Tests-Placement And Induction, Of
Employees.
Unit III 15 Hours
Training And Development Of Personnel: Meaning And Methods
Of Training, Importance
Of Training In An Organization, Principles Of Good Training
Programme Executive Development
And Management Training.
Unit IV 15 Hours
Performance Appraisal: Meaning, Objectives And Limitation Of
Performance Appraisal -
Techniques Of Performance Appraisal - Managerial Performance
Appraisal - Meaning, Objects
And Types.
Transfer, Promotion, Demotion And Separation: Meaning Of
Transfer - Kinds Of Transfer -
Transfer Policy And Procedure - Basis Of Promotion;
Seniority Or Merit Significance And
Advantages Of Promotion; Meaning, Objectives And Causes Of
Demotion - Demotion Policy,
Discharge Dismissal Lay-Off.
Unit V 15 Hours
Industrial Relations: Meaning, Importance And Objectives Of
Industrial Relations. Causes
Of Industrial Dispute. Strike Lockout, Lay Off And
Retrenchment -Machinery For Settling
Industrial Disputes - Negotiation, Mediation, Conciliation,
Arbitration And Adjudication.
Text Book
Human Resource Management - Gary Dessler, 9th Edition,
Pearson, New Delhi.
Reference Book:
Strategic Human Resource Management – K. Prasad, Text and
Cases, 2005, Macmillan, New
Delhi.
Human Resource Management
Introduction:-
To be
an effective manager in an organisation the human resources working in the
organisation must be proper. But it is very difficult or Crucial to manage the
HR. Because every individual are different in their patterns of behaviour like
One’s Needs,Desire, Drives, Goals and Experience which leads to similar and
Dissimilar nature of work.
Definition:-
Personnel mgmt.:-
i)According to French,
“It
is the recruitment,selection , Induction, Development, Utilization and
Accomodation of human Resources of Organisation
Ii) George R. Terry,
“Personnel
Mgmt is concerned with obtaining and maintaining of a satisfactory and
Satisfied Workforce”.
Scope of Personnel Management:-
·
Managing
People
Personnel Mgmt is concerned with managing
people at work. It covers all person including higher official, low level
employees, clerical staff, Executives etc.,
·
Concerned
with Employees
It deals with employees both as Individual
as well as group the aim is to motivate people for getting better results from
the employees.
·
Helping
Employees
Providing opportunity, helping the
employee. The employees are helped to develop their talent by fully providing
appropriate opportunity.
·
Universal
Application
Personnel department is used everywhere and
in every type of organisation. It is equally useful in Govt,Non Govt,
Non-Profit Organisation commercial houses & Industrial Houses
·
Continuous
Application
It cannot be practised only one hour each
day or one day in a week. That is this department require constant awreness and
alertness of Human relation & their importance in everyday Operation.
Aims
of personnel Management
Personnel
management aims at getting the 'best' out of the people by winning and
maintaining their wholehearted collaboration. It is an important branch of the
management of any business enterprise. The aims and objectives of Personnel
management are:
1. To ensure that the organisation gets the
right type of people, in right quantity, at right time and place.
2. To optimize the utilization of the
organisation's manpower.
3. To create and maintain an organisational
climate conducive to the development of the people.
4. To establish desirable working
relationship among the members of the organisation; and
5. To maintain a high morale by ensuring
the development of highly effective work group
To be Continued.....

No comments:
Post a Comment