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Human resource strategy
Critically evaluate the role of senior managers in developing an organization's overall
Human Resource Strategy:
Senior managers play a pivotal role in developing an organization's overall Human
Resource (HR) strategy.
Before starting the development of Human Resource (HR) Strategy, the managers need to
realize Human Resource Management (HRM) activities and their integration to each other
and the HR cycle as because of the strategy is designed to perform those activities
efficiently to achieve a set of predetermined objectives. HRM activities and HR cycle are
shown in the following diagram with their relationship to each other.
In developing overall Human Resource strategy in an organization there are three steps:
Human resource planning in an organisation:
To establish effective human resource strategy in an organization the senior managers
need to plan Human Resource, which must be consistently aligned with the organizational
framework.
Investigation and analysis
The managers need to investigate and analyze current situation and of internal and
external trends of the organization as the first step of planning HR. The managers should
mainly focus on the following key issues:
Identify which works need to be done
Selecting the approach of performing those works effectively
and efficiently to achieve the organization's objectives
Identify the skills and experience the organization will need
Identify the internal and external factors affect the supply and
quality of labor, the demand for labor, and the likely people
gap
Forecasting
Senior managers need to forecast beforehand to develop HR strategy where they will:
Predict the likely demand for labor

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Predict the likely level of labor supply
Considering both those levels in relation to the numbers of
staff and also to the skills and experience that are needed.
Based on those predictions, organizations can assess whether the required numbers of
people, with the relevant competencies, are likely to be available. If not, then the
organization must carefully identify where the skill gaps are likely to occur and decide what
it is going to do about those.
Planning and resourching:
The Human Resource Strategy Cycle in an organization:
Senior managers need to start-up with human resource cycle as depicted by the Michigan
School's 'matching model' of four generic process can be graphically presented by Harvard
framework as shown below:
The senior managers needs to plan the four generic process of Human Resource cycle in
organization where. The components of this process are:
Selection: matching people to jobs
Appraisal of performance
Rewards: emphasizing the real importance of pay and other
forms of immediate and long-term compensation in achieving
results
Development of skilled individuals
According to the Harvard Framework the senior managers must develop two aspects of
strategic vision.
1.Employees must be involved in and developed by the
organization; and
2.HRM policies must be developed to achieve those goals.
The approach of senior managers emphasizes the importance of two elements as:
Line managers in ensuring that competitive strategy and HR
policies are aligned

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Human resource strategy Critically evaluate the role of senior managers in developing an organization's overall Human Resource Strategy: Senior managers play a pivotal role in developing an organization's overall Human Resource (HR) strategy. Before starting the development of Human Resource (HR) Strategy, the managers need to realize Human Resource Management (HRM) activities and their integration to each other and the HR cycle as because of the strategy is designed to perform those activities efficiently to achieve a set of predetermined objectives. HRM activities and HR cycle are shown in the following diagram with their relationship to each other. In developing overall Human Resource strategy in an organization there are three steps: Human resource planning in an organisation: To establish effective human resource strategy in an organization the senior managers need to plan Human Resource, which must be consistently aligned with the organizational framework. Investigation and analysis The managers need to investigate and analyze current situation and of internal and external trends of the organization as the first step of planning HR. The managers should mainly focus on the following key issues: •Identify which works need to be done •Selecting the approach of performing those works effectively and efficiently to achieve the organization's objectives •Identify the skills and experience the organization will need •Identify the internal and external factors affec ...
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