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Objectives:
1-The objective of HRM is the maintenance of better
human relations in the organization by the
development, application and evaluation of policies,
procedures and programs relating to human
resources to optimize their contribution towards the
realization of organizational objectives.
To help the organization reach its goals.
To ensure effective maximum development of human
resources.
To ensure respect for human beings.
Tools and issues:
Human Resource program includes tools and issues
of recruitment, interviewing, training, employee
relations, retention, competency, policies, workplace
issues, and wellness in the workplace. It includes
1- A fact sheet as a kind of statistics for the
organization needs and requirements, I think this
process is called ( Pr-employment stage).
2-A checklist used by the interviewer to interview the
new employees to do right selection. I think this
process is called ( During employment stage).
3- A handout for workers to know all about the job
description, pay, workplace safety, housing and
bonuses. I think this process is called
( Post- employment stage).
The purpose of the discussion is to interpret and
describe the significance of our findings in light
of what was already known about the research
problem being investigated and to explain any
new understanding or insights that emerged
as a result of our study of the problem.
DISCUSSION provides the explanation and
interpretation of results or findings by comparing
with the findings in prior studies.
Then, I can say that: compared to the previous
study about (Human Resources Management),
I say that my research is different .
My research recommended the
following:
Stages :
( HRM ) passes by 4 stages
A- Pre - employment stage:
1- I "as a human resources manager" do a kind of
statistics to know about the number of employees
needed by my or the quality wanted, the skills
wanted, and the characteristics of needed
employees.
2- I know the period of hiring or recruitment.
B- During employment stage:
1- I do a proper interview that includes all
personal, professional, skills, experiences
and talents information about the graduates
or the new employees beside their certificates.
2- I use a checklist to tick the available
characteristics I find in the employee.
C- Post-employment stage:
1-I start to do professional development to my
employees through workshops, seminars,
trainings, using technology and guided practice
to create a kind of communication with my
2-I do an assessment to my employees. I guide,
advise, encourage and motivate till the employees
acquire all the wanted professional skills.
Employers and employees do a kind of listening
and responding to each other to create
communication to solve problems and facilitate
work.
D-During Retirement stage:
HRM is responsible for getting all the rights for
the employees during retirement. These rights
include the retirement procedure, a "thank you"
and appraisal party for the value the employee
has added to the organization, the pension
salary, the rewards, the bonuses and all other
rights . HRM appreciates all the roles played
by the employees in increasing the production.
Just as researchers have deadlines to turn in
their class papers, academic researchers
also must meet the deadline for submitting
a research manuscript to a journal.
Therefore, the time available to study a
research problem and to measure change
over time is constrained by the deadline of
my “assignment.” I should have Made sure
I choose a research problem that I will be
able to complete well before the
assignment’s deadline. If time constraints
negatively impacted my study in any way,
acknowledge this impact by mentioning
a need for a future study.
Researchers might be biased views due to
their cultural backgrounds or perspectives of
certain phenomena, and this can affect a
study’s legitimacy.
Also, it is possible that researchers will have
biases toward data and results that only
support their hypotheses or arguments. In
order to avoid these problems, the author(s)
of a study should examine whether the way
the problem was stated and the data-gathering
process were carried out appropriately.
I found a difficulty , but I did it .
3-More study:
I suggest additional studies that include
the following tips:
HR and Training:
On the basis of the results of the survey and the
discussions at the 2012 HRMT workshop, the following
areas of HRMT that will be particular important in
helping statistical offices to respond to the
future challenges can be identified:
Motivation
Change management
Knowledge management
Work environment and mobility
Training and skills development
Management development
Attracting and retaining people
describe the significance of our findings in light of
what was already known about the research problem
being investigated and to explain any new
understanding or insights that emerged as a
result of our study of the problem.
with the findings in prior studies. Then, I can say that:
compared to the previous study about (Human
Resources Management), I say that my research is
different .
My research recommended the following:
Training and skills development comprises a broad
range of activities and arrangements, including formal
and informal training, job-rotation, traditional class-
room courses, internal vs external training,
cooperation with e.g. universities, competence
mapping, (personal) training plans (development
plans), special (introductory) training for newly
recruited people, mentoring and the use of new
organizations or technologies in training, such as
E-learning.
One other important issue is the question of the
cost/benefits of training and how to measure and
evaluate the outcome of training activities.
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