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Contents
Question Number 1..........................................................................................................................2
Main Responsibility of HR Department..........................................................................................2
Factor that contributes to the performance of the company............................................................2
Talent management......................................................................................................................2
Performance Management...........................................................................................................2
Knowledge management..............................................................................................................3
Emphasis on attitudes and cultural fit in the selection process....................................................3
Question number 2...........................................................................................................................5
Analyse how the HR function varies between organisations in different sectors and of different
sizes..............................................................................................................................................6
Question number 3...........................................................................................................................8
Two main theories of change management..................................................................................8
Levin's Change Management Model........................................................................................8

Model McKinsey 7-S...............................................................................................................9

Question Number 4........................................................................................................................10

Contribution of the HR function to the business...........................................................................10
Training and Development.........................................................................................................10
Acquisition of employees...........................................................................................................10
Project management...................................................................................................................10
Compliance Management...........................................................................................................11
Cost and quality control.............................................................................................................11
Question number 5.........................................................................................................................11
References......................................................................................................................................12
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Question Number 1

Main Responsibility of HR Department

Human resources management plays a crucial role in improving the execution of the
execution of jobs in the company. Competent HRM arrangements are being planned in a
company to upgrade the execution level to its maximum. Human Resource Management (HRM)
is the way to connect human resources functions with the company's vital objectives in the
application to improve implementation. We can bring in the way human resource management
has the focal part of living blood in any company (Ansoff, 2008).

Factor that contributes to the performance of the company

A crucial aspect of a company's business center and course toward achieving high levels
of competence and aggressiveness would depend particularly on its human resource management
practices to successfully contribute to different benefits, quality and objectives in line with the
mission and The vision of the company (Austin, 2008).
Talent management
One of the keys to a company's success depends on its supervision, attracting and
retaining the best individuals. Firms see the ability to properly monitor capacity as a key need,
and there was a high level of modernity about this movement among our model companies. In all
companies, frameworks are established that recognize high-potential people using clear
authority-capacity mechanisms and approved assessment tools. These people are given a variety
of training exercises, from preparation, mentoring, mentoring, engagements and assignments
around the world, and are assigned a stock of skills that combines planned occupations with
people of high potential. Companies have embraced various ways of dealing with estimated
ability to celebrate, including monetary impulses, customized vocation arrangements, mentoring
programs and adaptive work game plans, and put an extraordinary accent on different qualities
and adjust working life Taking into account the final goal of Fri The best capacity and maintain
jobs of high potential (Bogue and Buffa, 2008).
Performance Management
Managing performance, setting participatory goals, both with work and improvement
objectives, based mostly on adjusted scorecard activities, provide a connection guide to vital
objectives. Different contributions in the review, with most of the 360 approaches now being
monitored online, are basic for, at any rate, mid-level managers or more, and with formal semi-
annual surveys and stable informal inputs, often on a daily basis, To ensure risks / workload. On
track and to ensure adequate resources are given when appropriate. The formative concentration
in the exam is guaranteed. Training and payment audits are part of all cases, and the observable
route to the awards is clear in many companies that use execution / potential grids. The
performance review (PA) is one of the crucial components in the discernible and systemic
process of human resource management. The data obtained through the evaluation of the
implementation give the establishments the possibility to register and choose new contracts, to
prepare and improve the existing personnel and to stimulate and maintain a limitation of quality
work, satisfactorily and adequately compensating its execution. Without a sound performance
evaluation framework, a human resources management system is broken down, causing the
aggregate misuse of a company's valuable human assets (Crossan and Crossan, 2009).
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Knowledge management
Most companies today connect data frames with knowledge management. About the
possibility that a company has a decent framework and a process for data entry and retrieval
electronically, they argue, and after it has a decent knowledge management system. Despite the
fact that they are connected and certainly essential to managing compelling knowledge, data
frames are nothing without motivator structures, individual progress programs, individual
connections, and shared vision or goals. Within HR work, the viable management of knowledge
of practices and frameworks is vital for its strategic offer to be able to deliver universally
embedded, locally sensitive and equally inventive human resource practices and milestones
(Daly, 2008).
Emphasis on attitudes and cultural fit in the selection process

While companies have generally cantering around academic credentials of candidates and
aptitudes related to the occupation in the procedure of choice, a great part of the incredible
companies within the specimen have expanded their meaning of "opportune individuals in The
right place "Measure of choice. These firms try to assess the identity and qualities of the
candidates to decide the fit with the corporate culture, given the assumption that formal ability is
generally not an accurate indicator of the execution of the occupation and that skills are less
demanding to prepare or Change that identity characteristics, mental states and values (Fry and
Killing, 2008).

A comprehensive Human Resources strategy assumes a key part in achieving the overall
vital objectives of a company and, obviously, emphasizes that the work of Human Resources
fully understands and supports the direction in which the company moves. A powerful HR
strategy will also reinforce other key key objectives encompassed by advocacy, financial,
operational and innovation offices.

Basically, a HR system should plan to capture "the general component of the population"
of what a company is willing to achieve in the medium and long term, ensuring that:

Has the right people

Has the right combination of skills

The works show the correct dispositions and practices, and

Jobs are created the right way.

Despite the possibility that, as it happens from time to time, business strategies and
arrangements have occurred without any human resources, the legitimacy of HR methodology
could be more about persuading individuals with The elements that are natural in agreements,
instead of simply compressing their express content of individuals.

Most unequivocally articulates a portion of the regular subjects that are behind the realization
of different arrangements and techniques, which have not been fully recognized before; Y
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Identifies key fundamental issues that must be addressed by any business or business if their
family members need to be inspired, dedicated and work properly.

The first of these territories will involve a vigilant reflection on the existence or the
creation of arrangements and methodologies to distinguish and attract the consideration of
regular themes and suggestions, which have not already been clear.

The second range should be about distinguishing which of these arrangements and
procedures are fundamental to the point that there must be clear desires to address them before
the company can meet any of its goals. These will likely include:

Problems of organization of the workforce

Organization of Successions

Skills of the workforce

The value of employment organizes

Black monetary strengthening activities

Motivation and reasonable treatment problems

Payment levels designed to enlist, maintain and inspire individuals

Co-designation of ways to deal with pay and cross-check on the company to make
arrangements and possible unequal payment demands

A review and compensation framework that is considered reasonable and appropriately rewards
commitments

A reliable performance management framework that addresses the issues of all segments of the
business, including family members

Career improvement systems that go into progress within the company by equipping jobs with
"employability" so that they can adapt to progressively revisit changes in business and work
designs

Policies and structures that ensure that issues of improvement of individuals are efficiently
tended: skills systems, self-guided learning, etc.

The human resources methodology must demonstrate that the careful organization of general
population issues will make it easier for the partnership to achieve its broader life and
operational objectives.
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What is more, HR methodology can include estimation is to ensure that in all its different
arrangements, the association evaluates and prepares for changes in the broader condition, which
is likely to affect mainly the association, for example ,
Changes in the general advertising of the company - statistics or levels of compensation
Cultural changes that will affect future commercial designs
Changes in the atmosphere of representative relations
Changes in the legitimate business system
Human resources and entrepreneurial work occur in different associations, for example, new
adaptive work trials.
Finding the right opportunity to showcase a case for building a human resources strategy
is critical to ensure that there will be support for the activity and that its underlying quality will
be perceived by the association.
Giving a solid downward slope to the proposed methodology can help pick up the
recognition of thought, for example by focusing on good administrative practice. It is also crucial
to make "early or quick wins" in any new procedure.
Different open doors can display the perfect minute to support the advancement of a
human resources strategy:
A major new activity in the interior could show the right opportunity to push for a HR
procedure, for example, a reconstruction activity, a corporate assurance, a joint trip or a merger.
A new, remotely created activity could correspondingly produce the right atmosphere for
another HR technique. Dark monetary strengthening activities.
In some occurrences, even negative news can give the "correct minute", for example, late
mechanical activity or representative deception communicated through a review of the
atmosphere.

Question number 2
In today's management organizations, jobs are a key resource because they are the ones
who negotiate specifically with clients, usually on a close and personal premise. In a fast-moving
business world, businesses must have the ability to rely on their human resources to step up with
regard to monitoring continuous changes. Sodexho's human resources strategy is concerned with
giving its workforce the crucial capabilities to convey natural development. A key part of this
technique includes providing supervisors with business skills. Large portions of Sodexho
supervisors 'on the floor' are culinary experts or cooks. Income-driven approaches are met;
Regulating units should be monitored on a business premise. A host association, for example, a
medical facility, a maritime base or a university gives space to the operation of the business. The
applicable Sodexho boss must then produce the rotation and benefit from that space.
- Recruitment - Look for supervisors / pot-involve bosses with the right kinds of features for
business administration.
- Training - Provide adequate preparation to improve the entrepreneurial skills of the bosses.
Motivate forces - Create impulses of execution: prizes to supervisors and other tasks that achieve
profit objectives.
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- Culture of performance - Establish business trials that induce high amounts of business
execution despite the benefits.

Analyse how the HR function varies between organisations in different sectors and of different
sizes.

Small and extensive associations commonly contrast in the writing of Resources, cash
and time. However, all companies - irrespective of whether they are small or large - must
contract jobs to perform daily operations. Smaller partnerships may have changed human
resources compared to larger partnerships due to diverse workforce and legal needs. Despite size,
jobs are essential resources. An established and maintained human resources office offers a solid
structure that is a hierarchical resource that is basic to extreme achievement.

In order to develop, most companies execute some form of human resources planning,
from the registration of the occupation to the administration. Small businesses may have budget
and time constraints that limit enrollment efforts. Therefore, within the publishing occupation is
a prominent technique used for the middle level and higher positions. Breaking down the level
positions and, in addition, certain medium and high level positions in small companies, are
frequently filled through other enrollment systems. These incorporate spontaneous visits,
promoting in neighborhood newspapers, using open and private business offices, representative
referrals and informal companies, for example, LinkedIn and Face book.

For smaller firms, time and resource constraints frustrate the inscription of the person as
well as influence the determination of the qualified person. The employer is not responsible for
effectively seeking checks on foundations and references. Private companies tend to use
performance tests, for example, writing and driving, leaning or experience and physical
execution.

Despite what you might expect, a larger company has more time and money to allocate to
recruitment jobs. They typically have a wide variety of enrollment procedures and use a more
remarkable number of choice strategies in setting recruitment options. Substantial companies can
also enlist from within through internal employment publication methods for reasons like those
of smaller companies. Larger companies are also more inclined to advertise more widely through
newspapers, trade magazines and other media sources. Walk-ins, Internet selection, and school
enrollment are other enrollment systems used by the larger companies. As a component of the
business procedure, extensive companies tend to use more refined and longer tests, such as
penetration, authenticity, realization and identity testing. They may also use evaluation
approaches to test candidate performance by making genuine employment commitments.

Smaller businesses without extensive preparation and advancement expense plans can
even now make the most of their preparation dollars by evaluating their preparation needs and
deciding precisely what is basic for partnership and work. In a small company, the preparation is
regularly informal and performed on an intentional premise for other work within the company.
Other preparation options may include the use of alternate volunteers from nearby schools who
can provide preparation and fundamental skills for their work. Some options for preparation may
include modest or free preparation and meeting advice, for example, accounting offices, law
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firms, close business groups and the US Small Business Administration. The famous transport
devices that use these methods are addresses, classes, recordings, and in the preparation of the
work.

Since larger companies have more time, space, cash and staff to train workers, they may have
professionals preparing the jobs they prepare, orderly preparation, books, recordings, directions,
classes and rebuilding. The new jobs of the extensive companies can obtain significantly more
hours of preparation than in the smaller work environments.

There are contrasts of remuneration between small and expansive companies due to
conditions related to money and work. Large companies are likely to construct pay differentials
in light of hierarchical working conditions, for example, working to extend time periods,
corporate appearance, corporate strategy, level of supervision, and basic leadership functions.
Small businesses can offer lower compensation, but they represent a more casual and casual
condition. This environment takes into consideration the closer relationships between
representatives and bosses, and the more prominent opportunities to be based on options that can
strongly affect the association.
The advantages not required by the law have a tendency to contrast also between expansive
and small companies. Numerous small businesses are likely to offer additional impulses, for
example, paid get-always, occasions, license wipes, year-end rewards, medical coverage,
adaptive advantage agreements, and employee savings agreements. Despite the advantages
previously recorded, extensive companies are often ready to offer burial service permits,
corporate-supported retirement arrangements, additional minutes, payment progressions,
reimbursements with nearby chargers, companies or administrations, rewards, justify increases ,
Investment opportunities, fix
In considering partnerships in the light of size, we have perceived some advantages and
imperatives. All departments of human resources have advanced radically in the last decades.
This change has been affected by solid advances in innovation since the 1990s. For example, HR
offices should be aware of the identified patterns of authorized development, eg, quality
monitoring, recruitment and maintenance, six sigma, measures and each preparation activity used
to help monitor progression of Relationship of evidence between works,.

Question number 3
Two main theories of change management
Levin's Change Management Model
This change management model was made in the 1950s by analyst Kurt Lewis. Lewis noted
that most individuals have a tendency to lean toward and work within specific safety zones. He
noticed three phases of progress:

1. Thawing - Most people try to oppose change. To defeat this propensity, a time of thawing or
thawing must be initiated through inspiration.
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2. Move - Once the change starts, the company moves in a period of movement, which can
continue for a good time. Satisfactory initiative and comfort are essential if the procedure is to be
effective.
3. Refreeze - After the change has been recognized and effectively executed, the company ends
up again remarkably stable once again, and staff refreezes while working under the new rules.
While this model of change management continues to be widely used today, the opportunity
to upgrade is neglected. Obviously, since it is difficult to use, most companies tend to favor this
model to authorize real changes.
Model McKinsey 7-S

The McKinsey 7-S shows offers a comprehensive way of dealing with the association. This
model, developed by Robert Waterman, Tom Peters, Richard Pascal and Anthony Athos in the
middle of a meeting in 1978, has 7 calculations that work as an added specialist of progress:
1. Shared Qualities
2. System
3. Structure
4. Mark
5. Style
6. Staff
7. Skills
The McKinsey 7-S offers four essential advantages:
1. Offers a compelling strategy for analyzing and understanding an association.
2. Give direction in the hierarchical change.
3. Joins level head segments and enthusiasts.
4. All parties are basic and must be attended to in a united way.
The impediments of the McKinsey 7-S model are:
- When you change a section, all the parts change, since all the elements are interrelated.
- Differences are ignored.
- The model is disconcerting.
- It has been known that companies using this model have a higher occurrence of deception
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Question Number 4

Contribution of the HR function to the business

TO: CEO
Date: XXXX
Subject: contribution of the HR function to the business

Training and Development

Human resources authorities are often accused of preparing projects to strengthen the nature
of work within an association. The Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that improving
representative capabilities can build individual and authorized execution and help achieve the
business comes. "The part of Human Resources in preparation and advancement incorporates
assessing the preparation of needs, making reference booklets, Been fulfilled
Acquisition of employees
A Human Resources division of the company is in charge of numerous parts of hiring and
developing jobs. As indicated by the company for the administration of human resources, the
techniques of obtaining and maintaining the worker are key to the realization of a company.
Human resources supervisors update these methodologies to reduce turnover, improve
representative capacities and increase the overall generation of companies.
Project management
Consider organizing strategies often ignored when you target a business to expand. As
indicated in the CUPA Human Resource Review, project management can be a basic device for
pooling human resources in the key goals of the meeting and institution. The inclusion of human
resources in project management helps companies to remain composed by setting risk objectives,
distinguishing costs and benefits and assessing the hazards of the company.
Compliance Management
Human resource supervisors handle the business relationships and questioning operations of
a company. Its role is to ensure that the association is aware of government guidelines on
remuneration, work and equivalent open-door needs. Strict compliance management can help a
company stay away from claims and responsibilities when a question arises among managers and
their work.
Cost and quality control
Human resource authorities help companies moderate costs by creating pay packages, bonus
materials, and employee assistance programs. In addition, mechanical advancements increase the
requirement for highly-developed preparation programs that HR agents are best suited for the
bill. Human resource managers are also in charge of value control, which is specifically
identified with the successful achievement of the company's objectives.
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Question number 5
The idea of the upper hand was planned by Michael Porter. Doorman emphasized the
importance of separation, which is to offer an article or administration that is seen as a novelty in
the industry and to focus on seeing a specific buyer or showcase of articles in a faster or more
competent way than the most widely contended contenders Watchman's generally recognized
view proposes that the determinants of the modern condition influence the performance of an
individual's behavior, and that he or she may be able to increase the upper hand. Resource-
building view in the light of the other hand, attests that the reason for a superior hand of a
company lies essentially in the use of the heap of valuable resources in transferring the
association. Proposes that human resources practices can contribute through The advancement of
capabilities. On the other hand, another point of view varies from the paradigm of strategic land
administration in that its emphasis is on the connections between the internal resources of the
company, its system and its execution for the upper hands.

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