Emerging Trends in Global HRM
Human resource
management is changing, and people realize that traditional methods of managing
the workforce are no longer working. This has resulted in coming up with new
and inventive ways of managing human resources to achieve results.
Organization structure
in global HRM
Traditionally, the
organization was organized in a hierarchy with structures like top management,
middle management, supervisors and subordinate staff. This form of
organizational structure is now changing. Instead of creating a hierarchy, the
focus is now based on creating networks; this will ensure that all people will
feel that they are working as a team. Networks do not classify people according
to ranks but according to teams.
People who work together
in organizations need a defined system or structure through which they relate
to each other and through which there can be a coordination of their efforts.
The defined relationships among the elements of an organization, namely people,
tasks, structure, and information and control processes - that characterize all
organizations is referred to as organizational structure. Mechanistic
structures are appropriate for static environments and organic structures for
dynamic environments. Formal organization refers to the intentional structure
of roles in a formally organized enterprise. Informal organization refers to
any joint personal activity without conscious joint purpose, even though it
contributes to joint results. There are two types of structures - tall and
flat. A tall structure is characterized by a narrow span of control and a flat
structure by a high span of control. The HR department consists of various jobs
as a specialist, as a facilitator, as a change agent and as a controller. The
key to growing beyond a manager's time, skill and knowledge limitations is
delegation - the assignment of authority and responsibility to subordinates.
Authority refers to the right to give orders and the power to exact obedience.
Another aspect of delegation is accountability, which is the process wherein
the subordinate is held liable for performing those tasks which have been
delegated to him, with specific authority and responsibility. Formal relations
are classified into line and staff relations. Conflicts can arise between the
line and staff functions.
A good understanding of
line and staff relationships helps in developing harmonious line-staff
relationships. HRM is a staff function but a line responsibility. The HR
department plays the role of specialist; a facilitator; a change agent; and a
controller. The equations between the line and staff functions have been
changing in recent times, keeping with the changing business and work
environment.
Conclusion
Employees
are human, not commodities and HR departments have to start seeing them
differently, with the current push
towards strategies that engage employees, attract top talent, contribute to the
bottom line this change is imperative. The HR dept. should create competitive
advantage by building strong organizations, strong leaders, managers, strong
teams, & employees. HR Dept. does this in a measurable way. ..
References
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SAP Fieldglass (2017), The state of contingent workforce
Management 2016- 2017 : Adapting to a new world ofWork
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https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/15-current-trends-human-resource-management-rutaihwa-aristides-andrew
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Taken a lot of effort thank you, good understanding of the concept more contemporary thinking.
ReplyDeleteYou should have in-text referencing, please don't use stuff from Linked In or reference it as they are not academics just practicing managers. Your suppose to use one or two global example in these essay and keep to 350 words