This document outlines best practices for human relations and personnel management. It discusses the importance of employee involvement in planning, decision making, and sharing experiences. Junior employees should learn from senior staff. Managers should provide direction, feedback, and career guidance to employees. Organizations must strive for positive relationships and teamwork to achieve goals. Personnel managers should plan, organize, direct, control, recruit, develop, compensate, integrate, and maintain employees through disciplined and proactive decision making. Good human relations policies benefit both organizations and employees.
This document outlines best practices for human relations and personnel management. It discusses the importance of employee involvement in planning, decision making, and sharing experiences. Junior employees should learn from senior staff. Managers should provide direction, feedback, and career guidance to employees. Organizations must strive for positive relationships and teamwork to achieve goals. Personnel managers should plan, organize, direct, control, recruit, develop, compensate, integrate, and maintain employees through disciplined and proactive decision making. Good human relations policies benefit both organizations and employees.
This document outlines best practices for human relations and personnel management. It discusses the importance of employee involvement in planning, decision making, and sharing experiences. Junior employees should learn from senior staff. Managers should provide direction, feedback, and career guidance to employees. Organizations must strive for positive relationships and teamwork to achieve goals. Personnel managers should plan, organize, direct, control, recruit, develop, compensate, integrate, and maintain employees through disciplined and proactive decision making. Good human relations policies benefit both organizations and employees.
Must involve in planning and implementing their own
personal dev’t plans Have the right to involve in decision making, in taking responsibilities down through organizational hierarchy Should allow and be allowed to share their experiences with new/junior workers Junior workers should strive to acquire knowledge and skills from senior employees Must be productive and plan for result orientedness Have to receive both general directions and specific quick feedback as needed Need at least and the right to ask their managers for general guidance regarding the steps they can take to develop concerning their careers both in & outside the company. Should always strive to achieve and serve their organizations with excellent human r/s; ability to work with team, a positive r/s with colleagues, supervisors and top management unit.
Should keep their integrity/honesty for their
company and manage products, machines and raw materials properly. Have the right to bargain with organization in accordance with the labor law. Should have a harmonious or congruent r/s (or empathetic and cooperative) with each other for the well-being of the company in order to achieve the same goals. Must respect the laws and regulations of their firm or company. They must walk is disciplined manner. Any industry depends up on human beings; it has to acquire +ve r/s with workers, it must create an acceptable env’t, create a rule of practice to encourage the great degree of participation from its employees. Personal managers should be able to: Plan: looking ahead to chart the best courses of future action. determines in advance a personal program & involves an ability to think, analyze and reach decisions.
Organize: determines the course of actions to establish
an organization by designing the structures of r/s among jobs and establishes personnel & physical factors to attain the company objectives.
Directing: motivates people/workers to do their work
willingly and effectively. Controlling:concerned with regulating activities in accordance with the plan on the basis of the organization goals.
supplies and able to select the necessary human resource to achieve the company goals.
Development: tries to increase employee’s skills through
training for proper job performance.
Compensation: an adequate and equitable
remuneration/payment of workers for their contribution to achieve organizational goals. Integration: is concerned with the attempt to effect a reasonable reconciliation of individual & organizational interest.
Maintenance: sustaining & improving the conditions of health,
safety and measures that have been established for employment service programs.
Team Spirit: capable of delegating & organizing teamwork among
employee’s.
Proactive decision making: sensitive to react on matters of ill-
feeling & unproductiveness to solve the problems with participation. Bargaining ability: resolve labor disputes in accordance to the labor law & form industrial peace.
Discipline measures: the personal manager should try to
fix mistakes and try to coach employees; however, in repeated failures of employees to cope with the organizations regulations, has to punish for a lesson.
Praising: praising in private & in public for good
performance. A good personnel manag’t policy is a descriptive; usually written & help industrial objectives accomplishment in current situations. The policy should contain information regarding to meet fundamental changes: Recruiting employees Promotions Safety practices Employment conditions Discharge Training & health standards Thus, good personnel managers should: Avoid opportunism and be stable; Have due regard for human equations, the employees, the employers & the customers (the public); Not contain ambiguities and uncertainties when applying & passing regulations; Guarantee permanent employment to competent employees; Be flexible enough to meet varying needs of employees & the changing conditions; Have provision to train competent employees for promotion; Be easily understood by all persons; Guard employees against unfair dismissal; Have a fair wedge agreement system;
Provide good working conditions, safety & medical benefits;
Recognize individual differences in capacities, interests, emotional reactions, etc
Organize & encourage social facilities & welfares;
Avoid religious, social or political discrimination, have formal recognition in phases of management of workers’ vital interest. Maintain effective comn & consulataion b/n employees & employers