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Student Name: Zubaidah Al Din Case Analysis 1: HR Follow-up to Strategi !lanning at "HC Summary "The basic purpose of development is to enlarge people's choices. In principle, these choices can be infinite and can change over time. People often value achievements that do not show up at all, or not immediately, in income or growth figures: greater access to knowledge, better nutrition and health services, more secure livelihoods, security against crime and physical violence, satisfying leisure hours, political and cultural freedoms and sense of participation in community activities. The obective of development is to create an enabling environment for people to enoy long, healthy and creative lives.! "ahbub ul #a$ HR is key resources to the business. HR has a significant impact on the business results. Therefore there is a need to understand HRM as a business process !trategic "ssue is any issue that significantly influences a person#s$ a %ork group#s or an organi&ation#s ability to develop and maintain a competitive advantage. 'irms# strategies are to produce customi&ed products and to earn large returns to innovation. Microeconomic studies suggest that (e% "T and innovative HRM practices raise productivity "nnovative HR and "T facilitate the product market changes. "T use and "nnovative HRM practices re)uire the skills necessary for problem*solving. +e need to invest more in basic education to produce the re)uired skills. ,lobali&ation strategy - insure an ade)uate number of )ualified global managers "npatriation fulfils the need for social kno%ledge in global decision making Concept should be adapted to particular situation The colossal strength#s of the company#s HRM !trategy is in the benefits they provide to retain %orkers and their motivation through continuous training and enhancement. "t is also places particular emphasis on .creating responsibility/ such as through having all associated employees contribute to developing 0ob descriptions as %ell as .creating drive and recognition/ by having much of the recruiting done internally 1aluable intellectual kno%ledge is probably forfeited as a result of employing from internal sources compared to recruiting from sources e2ternally. +ith its focus on empo%erment to directors for the process of hiring %orkers$ it is possible that .bias/ and .erroneous hires/ are resulted. Communication is a concern as although continuous feedback is promoted$ it %as not applied to flight pilots thus the company fell into dire straits. 3verall though$ it can easily be said that it has an e2cellent HR scheme in recruiting$ motivating and retaining %orkers. Page 1 of 1
Given The Strategy, How Can HR Be Supportive With Tactical Actions? What Type of Structure Should The Corporate HR Function Adopt To Match The Competitive Strategy?
Given The Facts of The Case, What Would You Suggest As An HRD Strategy? Provide Specific Tactics That Can Be Used by HRD To Support The Competitive Strategy.
In what ways might OD and Training collaborate to maximize the effectiveness of the strategy? What forces are currently operating that drive or act to restrain the new strategy? Which of those needs to change?
What Sources of Support and Residence Are Likely To Exist in Creating and Implementing The New HRPS? What Tactics Could Be Used To Reduce or Eliminate The Resistance?
How Would You Characterize The Fit Between MHC's Environment, Competitive Strategy, Structure, and Technology? Indicate Any Issues With This Fit That Might Influence The Success of The Strategy.
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