G1: Planning & Staffing Flashcards
Process through which an organization anticipates its future personnel needs and
devises strategies to ensure that it has the right people with the right skills at the right time.
Involves
forecasting both the demand for labor and the supply of talent, ensuring alignment between the
organization’s strategic goals and workforce capabilities
HR Planning
Give 1 importance of HR Planning
Aligns the workforce with the company’s strategic goals and objectives
Refers to the activities involved in recruiting, selecting, and onboarding employees to fill
organizational roles.
It focuses on placing the right people in the right positions, matching skills and
competencies to job requirements
HR STAFFING
What is the Link Between HR Planning and Staffing?
HR planning - identifies the workforce needs
Staffing - fills those needs by sourcing and
selecting the right talent.
Process of searching for prospective employees
and stimulating them to apply for jobs in the organization
Recruitment
2 types of recruitment
Internal recruitment
External recruitment
Recruitment which takes place within the concern or organization
Internal recruitment
Recruitment have to be solicited from outside the organization
External recruitment
Examples of modern recruitment strategies
Social media, Job boards, Referrals
Refers to the process of choosing from candidates those who will become employees of the
organization.
Selection
Process through which new employees acquire the necessary knowledge, skills and behaviors to
do their job effectively
Onboarding
Process that incorporates appraisal and feedback to make performance-based administrative
decisions and help employees improve.
Performance Management
Process of assessing performance to make decisions (for
example, about pay raises); focus is on the administrative use of the information.
Performance Appraisal
Refers to the assessment of performance with the goal of
providing feedback to facilitate improved performance; focus is on providing useful
information that employees need to enhance their KSAOs to perform well in a current or
future position.
Performance Development
Refers to the tools and methods that companies use to monitor performance metrics.
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) tracking
Helps employees set clear objectives to achieve their goals and to perform well in their job
Objective and Key Result (OKR)
Encouraging new innovations establishes the resilience of the company; qllows the
employees discover new things, learn new skills, and provide better service.
Adapting to Change
Set standards and provide competitive compensation and benefits.
Turnover
Employees that promoted experience higher level of responsibility.
Promotions
Company must have their back up plans when there is a sudden losses in
the company
Market change
Employment Laws and Regulations (4)
- Equal Opportunity and Anti-Discrimination
- Minimum Wage and Overtime Pay
- Employee Benefits
- Workplace Safety
HR planning and staffing must be conducted
without discrimination based on protected characteristics such as race, religion, gender, age, or
disability.
Includes avoiding discriminatory language in job descriptions and ensuring fair
and unbiased selection processes
Equal Opportunity and Anti-Discrimination
HR planning must account for legal requirements regarding
minimum wage, overtime pay, and other compensation-related regulations.
Involves
ensuring accurate record-keeping and adherence to relevant wage and hour laws.
Minimum Wage and Overtime Pay
HR planning must consider legal requirements regarding employee benefits
such as health insurance, retirement plans, and paid leave.
Involves ensuring compliance
with relevant regulations and providing accurate information to employees about their benefits.
Employee Benefits
HR planning must prioritize workplace safety and ensure compliance with
relevant occupational safety and health regulations.
Involves conducting regular safety
audits, providing appropriate training, and implementing safety protocols to minimize risks
Workplace Safety
HR professionals handle sensitive employee information, including
personal details, financial data, and health records.
Data Privacy and Security
HR planning and staffing must consider _______, which govern collective bargaining,
unionization, and employee rights.
Labor Laws
HR decisions should be guided by principles of fairness and respect for all
employees
Fairness and Respect
Fairness and Respect in HR decisions involve: (2)
Avoiding Discriminatory Practice
Promoting Inclusivity and Respect
HR planning and staffing should be free from bias and
prejudice and ensure equal opportunities for all qualified candidates
Avoiding Discriminatory Practice
Creating a workplace culture that values diversity and
promotes respect for all employees is essential.
Promoting Inclusivity and Respect
HR decisions should be transparent and accountable with clear
justifications for actions taken.
Transparency and Accountability
Transparency and Accountability in HR involves: (2)
Open Communication with Employees
Involving Employees in Decision-Making
HR professionals should be open and honest with
employees about the reasons behind their decisions, address concerns and questions.
Open Communication with Employees
Employees should be involved in HR planning and
staffing decisions as well as providing input and feedback.
Involving Employees in Decision-Making
HR professionals should uphold the highest standards of integrity and honesty in all their
dealings with employees.
Integrity
Integrity in HR involves: (1)
Avoiding Conflicts of Interest
HR professionals should avoid situations that could create a
conflict of interest and ensure that decisions are made based on merit and not personal gain.
Avoiding Conflicts of Interest
CHALLENGES IN HR PLANNING AND STAFFING (3)
Economic Changes
Technological Disruption
Talent Retention
Impact of economic downturns (2)
Budget constraints
Uncertainty