Human resource management involves blending traditional administrative functions with changing concepts of employee welfare in an organization. It focuses on retaining employees by perceiving and treating them based on their performance, abilities, and skills. The scope of HR activities depends on the size, operations, and management's attitude towards employees of the organization. HRM functions can be classified into managerial, operative, and advisory roles.
Human resource management involves blending traditional administrative functions with changing concepts of employee welfare in an organization. It focuses on retaining employees by perceiving and treating them based on their performance, abilities, and skills. The scope of HR activities depends on the size, operations, and management's attitude towards employees of the organization. HRM functions can be classified into managerial, operative, and advisory roles.
Human resource management involves blending traditional administrative functions with changing concepts of employee welfare in an organization. It focuses on retaining employees by perceiving and treating them based on their performance, abilities, and skills. The scope of HR activities depends on the size, operations, and management's attitude towards employees of the organization. HRM functions can be classified into managerial, operative, and advisory roles.
the changing concepts of employee welfare in the organisation. • The retention of employees is dependent on how they are perceived and treated in the organisation based on their performance, abilities and skills. • The extent of activities carried out by the HR is dependent on the size and scope of the organisation, the nature of operations and the attitude of management towards the employees. • HRM functions can be broadly classified into the following two categories: • Managerial functions • Operative functions • Advisory functions