Wednesday, 19 October 2011

GUIDELINES TO SET UP HR DEPARTMENT.



HERE ARE SOME USEFUL GUIDELINES TO SET UP HR DEPARTMENT.

STAGE  1

Review  the  current practices/policies [ if  any]
Audit all  hr activities that are performed [ even the crude format]

HERE  ARE  THE  CORE  HR  KRAs [ key result areas]

KRA 1  :        Recruitment/Selection
KRA 2  :        Workforce Planning and Diversity
KRA 3  :        Performance Management
KRA 4  :        Reward Management
KRA 5 :        Workplace Management and Relations
KRA 6 :        A Safe and Healthy Workplace
KRA 7 :        Building Capabilities and Organisational Learning
KRA 8 :        Effective HR Management Systems, Support and Monitoring

STAGE 2
·         Understand the organization
·         Understand the organization structure
·         Understand the organization systems
·         Understand the organization politics/influential people
·         Understand the organization/individual roles
·         Understand the organization/positions
·         Understand the individual job descriptions
·         Understand the job/ job specifications etc…

STAGE 3

·         Discuss the values/beliefs with senior management/CEO and the need for HR department.
·         Discuss the expectations from HR department -short/medium/long term.
·         Discuss with CEO, the organization's corporate objectives/strategies and how HR can contribute to the corporate objectives.
·         Discuss / seek consensus on organization structure / management process.
·         Discuss the current organization culture with senior management.
·         Discuss with CEO/senior management the core activities/competences and business drivers of the organization.


TO GET A GOOD START AND HOLD YOUR CREDIBILITY, YOU NEED THESE INFORMATIONS TO START YOUR WORK  ON  HR DEPT.
GET   A   COPY OF CORPORATE PLAN, WHICH OUTLINES THE  COMPANY'S  
·         VISION
·         MISSION
·         CORPORATE OBJECTIVES
·         CORPORATE STRATEGIES
etc…   
HR dept. is  a  support  unit  and  hence  must  work closely with  other  depts.

STAGE   4

Even  though  there  is  currently  no  HR  department, there are a  number of  HR activities are being  carried  out now.

YOU  HAVE  TO  KNOW  WHAT THEY ARE / HOW  IT  IS  BEING CARRIED  OUT / BY  WHOM.

TO  COLLECT  AND  CONSOLIDATE THESE, YOU  NEED TO  A QUICK  HR  AUDIT  OF  THE  PRESENT  SITUATION.

AFTER  you  gather  all  the  informations  and summarized, you  should  sit  down  with your  boss [ CEO]  and discuss and  prioritize  the  items, as  follows
·         URGENT / IMPORTANT
·         URGENT/ NOT IMPORTANT
·         NOT URGENT/ IMPORTANT
·         NOT URGENT / NOT IMPORTANT , BUT  NEEDED  DOWN THE LINE.

STAGE 5

Please   REVIEW   the HR  MANUAL , as  listed  below.
Pick  points out  of  it ,  as  per  your  need,  based  on  your discussion /  audit  results.

You may want to start up with
·         HR department OBJECTIVES.
·         HR  DEPARTMENT STRATEGIES
·         Draft on Recruitment  / Selection Procedure /PROCESS
·         Draft on  organization /  structure
·         Draft on  jobs' analyses/ job descriptions/ job specifications/competences
·         Draft  on  payroll / compensation / administration
·         Appointment /confirmation / Termination / resignation /PROCEDURES/PROCESS
·         Induction program
·         Orientation  program
·         Employee  communications
·         Training & development of the employees
·         Performance Appraisals / management

STAGE 6

REVIEW THE  HRM  PROCESSES, MAKE A  NOTE OF  WHAT  YOU  THINK  ARE  IMPORTANT FOR  THE COMPANY  AND  THE  PRIORITY  ONES.
HRM PROCESSES
·         HR  AUDITING
·         HR  BUDGETING
·         Strategic  HRM  Planning
·         HR Strategies and Policies.
·         HR  and change management.
·         Competency-based HR
·         Knowledge management
JOB DEVELOPMENT
·         Job analysis
·         Job Role
·         Job Description.
·         Job specifications
·         Job enrichment
·         Job  rotation
RECRUITMENT/SELECTION
·         Recruitment
·         Selection
·         Induction
·         Orientation
ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR PROGRAMS
·         Employee  engagement  
·         Motivation
·         Organization  culture
·         Organization  development
ORGANIZATION
·         Org. designing
·         Org. structuring
·         Org. development
·         Job / role  structuring
HUMAN RESOURCING
·         HR planning
·         Manpower  planning
·         Succession  planning
·         Talent management
PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT
·         Performance appraisals
·         Performance managing the processes.
HR DEVELOPMENT
·         Org. learning
·         Training
·         Education
·         Development
·         Training  evaluation
·         E-learning
·         Management  development
·         Career planning /development.
REWARD MANAGEMENT
·         Job  evaluation
·         Managing  reward  process
·         Administration  of  rewards
·         Benefits
EMPLOYEE RELATIONS
·         Organization  communications
·         Employee communications.
·         Staff  amenities
HEALTH AND SAFETY.
·         OHSHUMAN RESOURCE INFORMATION SYSTEM.


STAGE 7

REVIEW THE  HRM  SYSTEMS , MAKE A  NOTE OF  WHAT  YOU  THINK  ARE  IMPORTANT FOR  THE COMPANY  AND  THE  PRIORITY  ONES.

HR SYSTEMS
·         HR  strategic planning system
·         Human resource planning  system
·         Manpower  planning system
·         Job profiling system
·         Recruitment  &selection system
·         Performance appraisal  system
·         Performance management system
·         People development  systems
·         Career  planning  and  development  system
·         Succession  planning  system
·         Job enrichment  system
·         Compensation  planning and packaging system
THIS is just a common list.
AFTER   STAGE 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 MAKE A REPORT
·         What  is  the  current situation
·         What kind of  HR DEPARTMENT is required.
·         What you  think  are  your priorities
·         What  is  your  action plan
·         What is time schedule.
MAKE A TEMPORARY HR DEPARTMENT
·         ONE   HR MANAGER  [YOURSELF]
·         ONE  TRAINING MANAGER
·         ONE  SALARY ADMINISTRATION  MANAGER
·         ONE RECRUITMENT /SELECTION  MANAGER












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