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Lecture Number : 2
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Objective
Objective :
To recall the history of Indian concepts in human resources management
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Lecture Outline
Introduction HRM History Ancient Employment Laws Definition of Cultural Dimension Summary Check Your Learning
Activity
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Introduction
In the previous unit you are introduced to human resource management. In this unit you will study the history and evolution of HRM in the Indian context.
Managing human resource is a complex process, to understand the philosophy of human resource management demands a thorough understanding about the evolution of the concept from the ancestral to Human resource Management concept.
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HRM History
Ancient
Artha Shastra
Medieval
Oppression and poor working conditions in all industries
Post Independence
Formation of personnel department in different public and private sector
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Ancient
Artha -Shastra
Artha Shastra was written by Kautilya in 4th century . Artha Shastra gave early traces of HRM. In Artha Shastra the principle of organizing labor was termed as Shreni. The incentives methods prescribed in Artha shastra were (Sarasasaama- daana- bheda- danda- catura, the Carrot and Stick approach
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Ancient
In ancient period, how was the society divided or on what basis it was divided?
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Employment Laws
HR began to play a significant role with the early enactment of these employment-related laws: The Workers Compensation Act of 1923 ensured that employers compensate employees for work-related injuries. The Trade Union Act of 1926 gave formal recognition to trade unions. The Industrial Disputes Act of 1947 led to the increased role of industrial relations (employees were distinguished by the work they did such as permanent, temporary, trainee etc.). The Factories Act of 1948 regulated the work environment in factories to ensure the safety of employees. The Employees Provident Funds and Miscellaneous Provisions Act of1952 required employers to provide contributions for retirement.
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Employment Laws
Liberalization played an important role, as human resource started floating from one country to another, leading to diversification of workforce and cross culture environment. Employees migrate from one to another nation and bring their culture with them leading to mixed organization culture. And this increased the role of HR professionals as they have to play major role in coordinating the workforce of different culture in an organization.
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Employment Laws
The Minimum Wage Act of 1948 established minimum wages that vary from state to state.
The Payment of Bonus Act 1965 provides for a minimum bonus of 8.33 percent of salary, even if the organization is not making any profit.
The Persons with Disabilities Act (PWD) of 1995 was landmark legislation for disabled people in India.
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Employment Laws
Find out what are the values, norms and beliefs of high power distance countries?
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Masculinity :Masculinity refers to a situation in which the dominant values in a society are success, money and other material things
Power distance: The degree to which organizations and societies accept power.
Individualism:Individualism is the tendency of people to look after themselves and their family only.
Uncertainty avoidance: The degree to which organizations and societies avoid uncertainty by relying on practices and procedures.
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Assertiveness: The degree to which individuals in organizations or societies are assertive in social relationships.
Future orientation: The degree to which individuals in organizations or societies plan for the future.
Gender egalitarianism: The degree to which organizations or society promote gender equality.
Humane orientation: The degree to which individuals in organizations or societies reward individuals for positive behavior.
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Summary
HRM in India has been impacted both by its own history as well as multinational companies that came and established their operations in the country
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3.In which year formal implementation of the Indian Trade Unions Act
took place Ans. It took place in 1926
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Activity
List out the salient features of Factory Act,1948. Read Article Introduction to HRM Read Blog Managing workforce http://resources.smude.edu.in/blogs/muzna/
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