The work will adopt a Report format, with Sub-Headings throughout the main body.
Font is Arial/ Times New Roman, size 11-12, with 1.5 line spacing. Word count is 3000, (+/-10%), MAXIMUM twelve, pages of A4 paper, set on “Narrow Margin”.
Title and Contents page
Executive Summary Glossary Reference List Bibliography Appendices Appropriate tables, figures and illustrations
No. Topic Hints References
1 Cover page 2 Title and Contents page 3 Executive Elements of successful company – Worker, Peter Drucker Summary Customer and Society or Community Business environment nowadays Talent management, competitive advantage An effective HR management is necessary, no matter how effective of HR management, much debates are there. In long term running, HR is necessary. What role should HR be? How to make it more effective and strategic inorder to maintain good employment relations as an ultimate goal
Glossary Definition of key and special terms, e.g. RBV
Abbreviation Task 1. Introduction 4 key issues to discuss: a. Business strategy and HR strategy Use of Harvard HRM Model To prove the role of HR Management and how (Beer) and/or Dr Dave effectiveness it is in an organization, including Ulrich’ s Strategic Model long term business objectives, business is being monitored by different stakeholders, and business environment changing and challenges HRM Diagnostic Model can be b. Throughout the Model, describe and discuss the used to describe and explain issues of Vertical Alignment and Horizontal Integration Management by Objective
Use of MBO concept to explain the strategy to
fulfilling the vertical alignment Business Goal – Departmental Goal – Section Goal – Team Goal – Individual Goal (How to ensure each goal be reached? And how to measure the effectiveness of each goal?) – Performance Management plays an important role Objectives of Performance Management How to do performance evaluation? What are the suitable ways to do the performance evaluation which would able to reflect workers’ real performance
Look into the macro and micro environmental
Different natures of company or organization would have different point of view and approach to performance appraisal and management e.g. Private Enterprises, Government, Non- governmental or profit organization(NGO / NPO), e.g. schools, social service. Different cultures of company or organization c. Explain how Horizontal Integration be done through HR practices: Best Fit (Contingency) Provide examples: Best Practice (Internal) – without concerning the environment changing Different practices for different RBV (Internal and External) nature of organizations, which You should cover the following at least in would have different your writing: company’s culture, value Definitions and contents of each Identify good and bad of each and their differences. What are the advantages and disadvantages of applying those practices? Any positive and negative impact to staff or employment relations
Organizational Change ◦ Performance management e.g. systems are often accorded Merge and Acquisition little priority in the Organization Restructuring due to Economic organisation once they downturn have been introduced Advanced Technology affects the operation ◦ The introduction of a flow and production volume and frequency system should be Performance system and evaluation process shall be constantly monitored, design/redesign. nurtured and reviewed or Principles of design and redesign redesigned ◦ Armstrong and Baron’s Relationship between performance evaluation and (1998) survey of British reward system practices found that less Private enterprises – According to the market than half of their Salary + Bonus or Discretionary Bonus, annual respondents claimed to salary adjustment formally evaluate their Government – Using the MPS (Master Pay systems. Scale) NGO – Also using the MPS system, no bonus
Methods of evaluation, their differences. Any
positive and negative impact to the staff relations, employment relations, team spirit, quality of work output….
Conclusion and recommendation
Task 2 Introduction : Employment Relations and Staff voice a. Explain and critically discuss the nature and theoretical perspectives of Employment Relations. Unitarism – government, schools Pluralism – Private enterprises, such as airlines Marxism – Conflict between classes
b. Explain, discuss and analyse, supported with a
range of academic sources, the nature of Employment Relations, (ER), and the theoretical perspectives that underpin ER.
c. Also discuss and analyse the role of the actors
that are involved in the employment relationship Labour union Staff representatives, such as staff committee Owners’ Representatives, such as Hotel’s owners Legislative council members Labour Department or Bureau Labour Tribunal
How do they work? How do they communicate with
each other and maintain a good employment relation? Conclusion and recommendation Reference List Bibliography Appendices Appropriate tables, figures and illustrations