1HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Stage 3 Introduction on Managing Employees The National practices strong corporate social responsibility serves as the guidance to the policies on managing employee by the HR. They help in giving the employee equal opportunity that helps them to do the jobs providing opportunity to all the students, single parents and mature aged workers thereby helping them to sustain the jobs on the long term basis (Armstrong and Taylor 2014) .The Company shall devise plans so that the company is able to measure the performance of the employee and this is crucial for the development of the work force. The Human Resource Management plan which focuses on the managing of employee performances on the following points: Managing employees’ performance: In order to manage the employee performance,of the organization the HR plan strategies and policies for measuring and monitoring the plans. It helps in the improvement of the company’s performance. The performance is measured in the form of excellence, and setting measures for improvement. This helps in making decisions regarding the compensation, training and promotions. The boarding and training programs will be designated so as to be in line with the corporate governance. The HR is someone who is a specialized trainer competent to recruit the personnel and run the business operation. They focus is on recruiting the local talent and to integrate the practices, system and procedures so as to meet the conditions. The HR helps in providing the role of
2HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT maintaining the workforce. The HR helps in the training and development. It helps in the on job and specific skill development thereby helps in the better customer care, leadership skills and communication and time management (Jackson, Schuler and Jiang 2014). Employee involvement is all about making such an environment for the employee who is empowered so that they can take decisions regarding their jobs. The employees are managed so that they are empowered so that they can take actions for their jobs. In order to perfectly manage the employee, it is important that they can take decisions relevant to their jobs. It is important that the organization is able to retain the employees is creating an environment in which ownership and commitment and fosters an environment to make the employees motivated. The company shall also make performance appraisal in such a way so that there is systematic evaluation of an employee’s performance. These overriding purposes of the performance appraisal help improvement in motivation among the employees and thus increase their self- esteem. One of those tools used by the companies isthe psychometric testing required for promotion decisions and individual development plans put in place .In some of the countries it is legally mandatory to screen the candidate during the selection process so that everyone gets the equal opportunity. Today the multinational recruit the people from different National, thereby focusing on psychological wellbeing, dominance, critical thinking and assertiveness (Messersmith and Wales 2013.). In order to retain the employees it is important that they get sufficient benefits and rewards beyond their salary. It is important to reward and motivate the candidate in addition to the salary so that all the candidates are motivated in giving their performance. Besides the remuneration it
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