Manpower planning refers to optimally using human resources to achieve organizational objectives. It involves analyzing current and forecasting future manpower needs, developing employment programs, and designing training programs. The objectives of manpower planning are to match the right person to the right job, avoid shortages and surpluses, save on labor costs, identify talent for career development, and implement strategies successfully. This leads to the efficient use of human resources, motivation, better employee relations, and higher productivity.
Manpower planning refers to optimally using human resources to achieve organizational objectives. It involves analyzing current and forecasting future manpower needs, developing employment programs, and designing training programs. The objectives of manpower planning are to match the right person to the right job, avoid shortages and surpluses, save on labor costs, identify talent for career development, and implement strategies successfully. This leads to the efficient use of human resources, motivation, better employee relations, and higher productivity.
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Manpower planning refers to optimally using human resources to achieve organizational objectives. It involves analyzing current and forecasting future manpower needs, developing employment programs, and designing training programs. The objectives of manpower planning are to match the right person to the right job, avoid shortages and surpluses, save on labor costs, identify talent for career development, and implement strategies successfully. This leads to the efficient use of human resources, motivation, better employee relations, and higher productivity.
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Introduction • Planning • Manpower Planning Definitions • A procedure used in organizations to balance future requirements for all level of employees with the availability of such employees.” • Estimating or projecting the number of personnel with different skills required over time or for a project and detailing how and when they will be required.” Contd… • Manpower planning refers to optimum use of human resources to achieve the objectives of planned development. Because of the optimal use of the skills of an employee the productivity of a particular employee can be doubled. • Manpower planning in terms of human resources development is the skills, knowledge and capacities of all employees actually and potentially available for the economic and social development of a country (in our case the organization.) Objectives • To match right person with right job • To avoid shortage and surplus • To save labor cost • To identify the talent so can be useful in career development • To implement the strategies successfully Importance • Efficient utilization of human Resources • Motivation • Better human relations • Higher productivity Process of manpower planning • Analysing the current Manpower inventory • Making future Manpower Demand forecasts – Managerial Judgment – Ratio trend Analysis – Regression Analysis – Delphi technique • Making future Manpower Supply Forecasts • Developing employment programmes • Design training programmes Types of Manpower Planning • Short term Manpower Planning • Intermediate term manpower Planning • Long term manpower planning Recruitment • Job Analysis – Job Description – Job Specification • Sources of Recruitment – Employee referrals – Campus Selection – Placement Agencies – News paper Advertisement Selection Process • Application Blank • Aptitude Test • Group Discussions • Personal Interviews • Medical Examination • Background Verification Placement and Induction • Vertical Placement • Job Specific Placement • Induction Training Retention of Employee • Councelling • Career Guidance
Of All The Tasks of Management, Managing Human Components Is The Central and Most Important Task Because All Else Depends On How Well It Is Done"..rensis Likert