1. The document discusses the growth and development of personnel/human resources management in the Philippines. A key organization mentioned is the Personal Management Association of the Philippines (PMAP) which was established to promote the profession.
2. PMAP engages in various activities to develop personnel administrators through training and to provide technical advice. It also establishes public relations programs and consults with government agencies on employment issues.
3. As a result of PMAP's efforts, the quality of personnel management has improved in the Philippines and salaries for personnel managers have increased.
1. The document discusses the growth and development of personnel/human resources management in the Philippines. A key organization mentioned is the Personal Management Association of the Philippines (PMAP) which was established to promote the profession.
2. PMAP engages in various activities to develop personnel administrators through training and to provide technical advice. It also establishes public relations programs and consults with government agencies on employment issues.
3. As a result of PMAP's efforts, the quality of personnel management has improved in the Philippines and salaries for personnel managers have increased.
1. The document discusses the growth and development of personnel/human resources management in the Philippines. A key organization mentioned is the Personal Management Association of the Philippines (PMAP) which was established to promote the profession.
2. PMAP engages in various activities to develop personnel administrators through training and to provide technical advice. It also establishes public relations programs and consults with government agencies on employment issues.
3. As a result of PMAP's efforts, the quality of personnel management has improved in the Philippines and salaries for personnel managers have increased.
1. The document discusses the growth and development of personnel/human resources management in the Philippines. A key organization mentioned is the Personal Management Association of the Philippines (PMAP) which was established to promote the profession.
2. PMAP engages in various activities to develop personnel administrators through training and to provide technical advice. It also establishes public relations programs and consults with government agencies on employment issues.
3. As a result of PMAP's efforts, the quality of personnel management has improved in the Philippines and salaries for personnel managers have increased.
Growth and Development of Among the activities of PMAP are:
Personnel/Human Resources and 1. Training and developing personnel
Management in the Philippines administrators through seminars, Personnel's or human resource lectures, workshop meetings, natural management is a relatively new field in the conferences, and holding tripartite Philippines. It was only in the early 1950s that it conferences pertaining to personnel gradually gained acceptance and recognition in management and industrial relations. private business and industry. For it to gain. 2. Participation in public hearings to voice support of opposition to propose Acceptance and recognition are three legislation affecting business industry. conditions that need to exist: 3. Dissemination of information to upgrade 1. Top management must be convinced personnel management, offering that personnel management is needed technical advice through its special in its business operations. committees and library facilities; and 2. Qualified personnel administration must 4. Establishment of a public relations be available. program aimed at informing the public 3. Personnel administrator must about the nature of personnel work. demonstrate their capacity to contribute In addition, government institutions such as to the company objectives and goals. the Department of Labor and Employment, the Employees Compensation Commission, the Top management is unaware of what Social Security System, Technical and Skills personnel do and what they can do to promote Development Administration, and other effective management. As a result, personnel government agencies usually consult with the management is usually given only a minor role association before taking a stand on matters in business affairs. The lack of qualified affecting employer-employee relations. personnel and executives complicates the As a result of these efforts, the quality of problem. Even when management sees that a personnel management has been enhanced, good personnel department is desirable, not and the salary of personnel managers has enough qualified personnel management improved. practitioners are available to run it. Organization and Human Resources To grow and thrive in today's With the supply-demand gap in competitive environment, organizations must personnel administration, many personnel deal with many and diverse changes. specialists without adequate preparation have Traditionally, the concept of values has been entered the field, messing up some personnel considered a concept of finance or accounting. programs because of amateurism or a plain Human resources are crucial for the long-term lack of understanding of what personnel work survival of an organization. is. The "Personal Management Association of the Philippines" (PMAP) is a nationwide The organization is made up of people. organization of all the personnel managers and The main goal of any organization is to provide human resource practitioners in the country goods and services effectively. It is the people that was stabilized to uphold the profession to who are linked to the formal structure, and the fullest. managerial leadership people are vital to an effective personnel management program. The development of an effective organization Human resources management hinges on the proper selection, development, significantly impacts profitability and growth by utilization, reward, and maintenance of people. reducing expenses, enhancing quality control, and fostering a valuable workforce. The organization is stretched tightly to meet the demands of the global environment. 3. The Challenge for Productivity The allocation of these various resources Global technology is transforming wisely is expiration. An organization must work human resources into smarter workers, together to contribute efficiently towards the requiring a redesign of training curriculum, goals and objectives set by management. The incentive structure, and work design for effective utilization of manpower can help add improved productivity. value. The Links of High Productivity are: a) Human resources and capabilities b) New technology and opportunities c) Efficient work structure and company policies allow employees and technology to interact. Number of employees: 100 or less.
The Organization’s Competitive Advantage
KEY ROLES: Depends on the Strength of the Above At the top of the chart would be Linkage. the CEO, or alternatively, there may be an HR To add and keep value, organizations director or manager. This person would must successfully navigate these challenges. manage one or two HR team members, such These are the difficulties that human resource as an HR specialist and a recruiting management must overcome in order to inspire coordinator. Other functions, like payroll, may and grow a motivated and dedicated workforce. be outsourced. Contributing Growth Factors The Challenges of Human Resources Among the factors that have contributed to 1. The Challenge of the Global Community the growth of personnel management in the Organizations are realizing the need to Philippines are the following: compete globally, not just locally, and expand their perspectives to include international 1. Increasing Complexity of Business markets to defend themselves against foreign Operations rivals. Post-war, big companies required specialization in management due to 2. The Stockholders Challenge volume, variety, and size of operations, with Meeting the needs of investors, expert personnel creating and implementing customers, staff, and the neighborhood is personnel policies and programs. crucial for business success. Businesses must balance financial goals with customer 2. Government Regularizations and Labor satisfaction, as satisfied customers support Laws Promulgated in Recent Years growth and stability. The government enacted labor laws Personnel / Human Resource and regulations to protect workers' Management: A Science and an Art interests, including wages, working Personnel management is a science that conditions, job security, and health. These involves systematic data collection, analysis, laws, including the Woman and Child Labor and interpretation, making it an applied science Law, Minimum Wage Law, Eight-hour Labor that applies scientific principles to manage Law, and Industrial Peace Act of 1953, employees effectively. became part of the personnel department's services. Art involves applying knowledge learned through study, experience, or observation. A 3. Growth of Labor Unions good executive must choose the best answer The Industrial Peace Act of 1953, to a problem, analyze information, and also known as the Magna Carta of Labor, formulate ideas. They must act on their prompted labor unions and strengthened choices, adopt corrective measures, and make workers' bargaining power. The personnel wise decisions. department became crucial in handling collective bargaining negotiations and union The people manager's creative skills and contracts. intelligence are crucial in addressing employee concerns and simplifying complex issues, 4. Influx of New Concepts in Management enhancing their ability to maintain order and Employee welfare has evolved from balance in the workplace. paternalism to rights through institutionalized practices, requiring Personnel / Human Resource Manager personnel department facilities for varied The creation of personnel policies and and complex administration of employee programs, which will serve as the cornerstone benefits. for an effective personnel administration in a company to realize its goals and objectives and Definition Personnel / Human Resource enable the employees to develop their personal Management career goals, is the responsibility of the Personnel or Human Resource personnel or human resource manager, who is Management may be defined as the function of a member of the top executive group. management, concerned with promoting and enhancing the development or work Companies Hire a HR Manager because effectiveness and advancement of the human he can: resources in the organization. These are accomplished through proper planning, 1) Help management achieve company organizing, directing, coordination and objectives and goals in the management controlling of activities related to procurement, of its human resources; development, motivation and compensation of 2) Assist top management in formulating employees to achieve the goals of the sound policies, programs and rules and enterprise. after approval, administer them fairly and efficiently; 3) Assist line supervisors and managers in providing employees with a satisfactory work environment and in promoting organization through proper planning, harmonious relationships with the organization, and coordination of activities. employees and the unions; 4) Make managers and supervisors aware 2. EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT AND of their full responsibilities in the MORALE: management of human resources by HR managers face challenges in providing them with technical help maintaining employee engagement and needed to handle employee problems; morale, as motivation, satisfaction, and 5) Help train and develop the human commitment are vital for productivity and resources of the company in order to company success. equip them with the skills and knowledge required in accomplishing 3. MANAGING EMPLOYEE RELATIONS: their jobs efficiently; HR managers face challenges in 6) Help promote understanding and good handling conflicts or disputes between relationships by opening the lines of employees, such as harassment complaints, communication between management grievances, or disagreements, which require and employee thereby creating an tactful handling and sensitivity. atmosphere where workers can be happy and proud to belong to the 4. LEGAL COMPLIANCE: organization; HR managers must stay informed about 7) Identify management problems that can evolving labor laws and regulations to ensure be resolved and opportunities that can company compliance, as navigating complex be realized through improved legal requirements can be overwhelming, effectiveness in personnel management; especially in different jurisdictions. 8) Assist managements and supervisors in handling labor relations, problems, 5. PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT: utilizing his knowledge and competence HR managers face challenges in on labor laws, government regulations implementing effective performance and court decisions on labor relations; management systems and ensuring fair 9) Assist the company in promoting good evaluations, despite the importance of morale and motivation among its human assessing employee performance for growth resources; and development. 10) Assist in crisis management and The Changing Image of the Human organizational development. Resource Functions In time, there has been a big change in the
Problems and Difficulties of the function of human resources as well as how
Personnel / Human Resource people view it. HR has changed from being
Manager primarily viewed as administrative and
personnel-focused to becoming a strategic
1. ATTRACTING AND RETAINING TALENT: partner within enterprises.
Personnel management involves Here are some important changes:
managing and enhancing the development and 1. STRATEGIC BUSINESS PARTNER:
effectiveness of human resources within an HR functions have transitioned from
transactional to strategic business partners, involving HR professionals in decision-making The HR department manages employee processes to align human capital practices with relations, out-placements, labor law organizational goals and objectives. compliance, record keeping, testing, compensation, benefits administration, and 2. TALENT ACQUISITION AND collaborates with executives to improve quality DEVELOPMENT: and productivity. HR professionals are responsible for designing recruitment strategies, improving The Role Includes the Following: employer branding, and implementing 1. Recruitment and Employment comprehensive training and development 2. Interviewing, Testing, Recruiting and programs to attract, select, and develop talent. Temporary Employment 3. Labor coordinator 3. EMPLOYEE EXPERIENCE AND 4. Training and Development ENGAGEMENT: • Orientation of new and temporary employees HR functions prioritize employee • Performance management training engagement and positive experiences by • Productivity enhancement enhancing work-life balance, fostering a 5. Wage and salary management supportive work culture, and implementing • Job evaluation initiatives to improve well-being and job • Wage and salary satisfaction. • Executive compensation 6. Benefits Administration 4. TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION: • Vacation and sick leaves administration HR professionals are utilizing • Insurance technology to streamline processes, automate • Stock plans administrative tasks, improve data analysis, • Pension plan and offer self-service tools to employees. • Retirement plan assistance programs 7. Employee Service and Recreations 5. CHANGE MANAGEMENT AND • Bus service ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT: • Canteens HR functions play a crucial role in • Athletics change management and organizational • Housing and Relocation development, facilitating organizational 8. Community Relocations change, designing and implementing • Publication restructuring initiatives, and supporting • Community project ad relation employees during transition periods. 9. Record management Overall, the changing view of HR roles • Employment record shows a change from a primarily administrative • Information system role to a strategic partner that actively supports • Performance record the success and expansion of enterprises. 10. Health and safety • Training • Safety inspection The Role of HR in the New Millennium • Dental and medical services Organization • Drug testing 11. Strategic management 6. Educator • Collaborative planning The individual is responsible for • Out-sourcing manpower research managing the company's training program and • Organizational manpower research plays a crucial role in overseeing employee development programs. Roles of the Personnel / Human Resource Manager 7. Provider of Services A variety of responsibilities are expected He assists employees in obtaining of the people manager given his position within government agency facilities like SSS and the organization and the scope of his Medicare, thereby enhancing their employment responsibilities, including: satisfaction. 1. Supervisor The individual plans, organizes, directs, 8. Employee Councilor controls, and coordinates department activities, His expertise in human relations and delegating functions to subordinates, manages behavioral sciences enhances his familiarity employees' work, and trains them for with company operations, making him an ideal efficiency. candidate for employee counseling.
2. Administrative Office 9. Promoter of Community Relations
The department manager directs The individual must be well-versed in personnel activities, ensures compliance with the enterprise's activities and development, labor laws and government regulations, and and is tasked by management to contribute to understands policy creation and administration. a positive company image.
3. Adviser 10. Public Relations Man
The individual serves as a counselor, His duties necessitate his interaction guide, and confidante to management and with the public, including employees, unions, employees, maintaining competence by staying and the community. informed about employee attitudes and industrial relations trends. Personal Qualities of the Personnel Manager 4. Coordinator The individual manages all activities, 1) Can communicate effectively, both orally regulates and coordinates diverse efforts, and and in writing. coordinates the work of various personnel in 2) Possesses an above-average their department and related functions in other intelligence. departments. 3) Enjoys working with people. 4) Grasps the implication of a given 5. Negotiator situation, understands individual The representative of management attitudes and the problems of the negotiates labor contracts or advises unions, employees and of the employer. requiring understanding of collective bargaining 5) Aggressive, mature and capable of methods and its significance. giving sound advice that will be in the best interest of both the employer and the employee. Rewards and Benefits for the Personnel 6) Possesses the integrity, industry and Manager courage to earn the respect of the employees and his employer. 1. COMPENSATION: 7) Possesses a pleasing personality and Personnel managers are typically well- personal warmth and should be paid, receiving a competitive salary, bonuses, approachable. and other perks based on their expertise and experience. The Skills Needed by Today’s HR Professionals 2. JOB SECURITY: The new HR professionals are expected to Personnel management is crucial in be more professional. The following is included organizations, providing high job security and in this: ensuring the continued need for employees as long as there are employees. 1) A deeper understanding of management procedures and techniques. To work 3. PROFESSIONAL GROWTH: with other line managers, he would Personnel managers can enhance their require this. skills and knowledge through professional 2) Other line managers receive services development programs, workshops, and from the HR professional. He must have certification, ensuring they stay current with the strong communication and public latest trends and best practices in HR relations skills. management. 3) A thorough understanding of social structures and psychology of people. It 4. LEADERSHIP AND INFLUENCE: is a valuable tool for efficient Personnel managers, responsible for coordination. managing human resources within an 4) He works as a labor relations consultant. organization, develop leadership skills and It is very helpful to have a good influence decision-making processes, resulting knowledge of labor rules and in increased job satisfaction and regulations. accomplishment. 5) As an expert in management. All HR managers must have a solid 5. NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES: understanding of management and how Personnel managers can establish it relates to an efficient company in order robust professional networks, gaining access to to develop strategic approaches to industry events, conferences, and associations, issues and their solutions. which can offer valuable connections and 6) An official in community relations. potential career prospects. Greater connections are made between 6. WORK-LIFE BALANCE: the HR Manager and other stakeholders Organizations are promoting work-life and the government. In order to pool balance through flexible schedules, remote labor and provide other services, he work, and generous vocation policies, must work with universities and other benefiting personnel managers by promoting a organizations. healthy work-life balance. Career Advancement/Other Professional 6. ENTREPRENEURSHIP: Options for the Personnel Manager: Personnel managers with an entrepreneurial mindset may start their own HR 1. HUMAN RESOURCES consulting firm or staffing agency, allowing DIRECTOR/MANAGER: them to build their own business and serve Personnel managers often advance to various clients. higher-level management roles in the HR department, overseeing HR, developing Overall, personnel managers have a lot strategies, and implementing policies that align of advantages and benefits to look forward to, with the organization's goals. and the human resources industry offers a variety of opportunities for professional growth. 2. HR CONSULTANT: Personnel managers can become The Career Path to HR Management independent consultants, offering their For those fresh out of college who want expertise and guidance to multiple to advance in the field of human resources, organizations, allowing them to work on diverse they must begin in the lower echelons of HR projects, gain diverse experiences, and enjoy functions. They require experience in various greater flexibility. industries or specialized HR function areas.
3. TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT 1. ENTRANCE LEVEL – A recent college
MANAGER: graduate might begin working as a personnel Personnel managers often transition into assistant in a small business. The following roles specializing in employee training and abilities are required: development, designing and implementing a.) Assisting in application programs, assessing employee needs, and interviews. supporting professional growth within the b.) Conducting and assessing organization. personality evaluations and other skill assessments. 4. ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT c.) Helping with training and SPECIALIST: orientation programs for new employees. The role focuses on enhancing organizational effectiveness, culture, and 2. SUPERVISORY LEVEL – The Personnel change management, with personnel Assistant's capacity to acquire the abilities managers using their HR knowledge to drive required for HR tasks will determine whether or transformation and boost employee not they are promoted to a higher level. The engagement. qualities and abilities are: a.) Writing abilities for job 5. HR BUSINESS PARTNER: evaluations, work assessments, and job Personnel managers collaborate with descriptions. specific departments or business units as HR b.) Understanding of retirement business partners, acting as strategic advisors benefits, mutual benefits, and leave for to address HR-related issues and align HR vacation and illness programs for employees. initiatives with business objectives. c.) He must have gained the ability environmental regulations, safety, to counsel team members and interview job security, employee services, recreation, candidates. and manpower demands, is crucial for a d.) Abilities in conducting better working environment. examinations, analyzing test findings, and recommending applicants based on their d.) Interpersonal Team Work fitness. The introduction of new technology in e.) Job evaluation, wage the workplace has led to various HR administration, and connecting pay to the issues, necessitating employee training variations in job needs are all important. and skill development for global f.) Abilities in identifying training competitiveness, and enhancing needs, creating training modules, and carrying teamwork through organizational out the same. interventions. g.) Basic research abilities relevant to manpower planning. Career Path to Human Resource 3. MANAGERIAL LEVEL – The HR Management: professional has mastered the previous abilities at this level. However, at this time, the 1. Obtain a Bachelor’s Degree HR department is focused on managing the 2. Gain Entry-Level HR Experience various staff functions well. The following are 3. Pursue HR Certifications some of the additional personnel activities: a.) Leadership and Conceptual Ideas 4. Acquire HR Specializations Visioning 5. Seek Higher Education The HR manager is part of the strategic 6. Gain Management Experience management team, assisting in planning organizational strategies for enhanced 7. Stay Up-to-Date with Industry Trends products and services, focusing on 8. Network and Build Professional employee productivity and technology Relationships enhancement programs. 9. Display Leadership Skills b.) Analytical of the Facts as Basis for 10. Continually Seek Professional Decision Making Development The HR manager analyzes employee development programs and seeks solutions to improve performance for global competitiveness. Their main The Changing Landscape in HR concern is transforming human Management resources into productive investments. Human Resource (HR) plays a crucial role in a company's workforce, screening new c.) Compliance Administration and employees, training current ones, and Control managing payroll. Over the past decade, Compliance with social and legal norms technology advancements like automation and in the workplace, including labor laws, artificial intelligence have made HR more characteristics. Eliminating discriminatory efficient, but still retaining human aspects. practices, advancing diversity, and fostering an inclusive and respectful culture are the goals of SO WHAT DOES THE FUTURE OF HR LOOK EEO. LIKE? Changes in personnel values and In response to common discrimination orientation must align with technological against women, minorities, and people with advancements for competitive advantage. HR disabilities in the workplace, the idea of EEO plays a crucial role in business dynamics, often emerged in the 1960s. Employees now have overlooked. Companies may reduce costs by legal protections against discrimination on the reducing the human workforce and installing AI basis of race, gender, religion, and other systems. protected characteristics thanks to the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and subsequent laws. EEO THE RISE IN TECHNOLOGY has developed over time to include more Technology has significantly impacted protections for people based on their sexual HR, with businesses investing in smart tech for orientation, age, and military status. better reporting and data analysis. As digital HR technology becomes widespread, HR must EEO is a moral obligation as well as a legal lead by delegating smaller tasks. duty. Because a diverse and inclusive workplace offers a wider range of viewpoints, Corporations can save money by ideas, and talents, it helps both employees and improving the effectiveness of personnel employers. EEO may enhance worker morale, management through more AI-driven HR productivity, and brand reputation by departments. Then, this money can be used to eradicating prejudice and fostering a culture of increase employee satisfaction and respect. productivity. An equitable and just workplace must be built In conclusion, HR is changing quickly. on the fundamental idea of equal employment The systems that businesses formerly relied on opportunities. It is not only a legal necessity but are being replaced by AI technologies, which also a moral one that supports the ideals of are developing at an extraordinary rate like equity, respect, and acceptance. EEO could most other aspects of contemporary create a more hospitable and encouraging enterprises. It will be required of HR employees work environment for all employees by to adapt and seek refuge in new business- fostering diversity and combating prejudice. enhancing initiatives. WHAT IS THE BASIC PRINCIPLE OF EQUAL EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY? Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) law a) Equal Employment Opportunity ensures equal job opportunities based on merit, prohibiting discrimination based on race, The term "equal employment opportunities" sex, or sexual orientation, and prohibiting refers to the idea that everyone should be discrimination under certain features. treated fairly and equally at work, regardless of Any potential worker who defends his their color, gender, religion, or other protected interests throughout all employment-related decisions has a right to equal opportunities, or Equal Pay/Compensation EEO. This includes: Genetic Information Hiring and Recruitment Harassment Compensation and Pay Scale National Origin Termination Pregnancy Employment Requests Race/Color Benefits, Bonus and Incentives Religion Conditions of Employment Retaliation Demotions Sex Promotions/Transfers Sexual Harassment Disciplinary Measures Attendance and Leave Management a.1) Labor Code of the Philippines Dressing and Appearance In the Philippines, employment practices WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES OF EQUAL and labor relations are governed by the Labor EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY? Code of the Philippines. In the course of his legitimate legislative authority, President 1. Improves Overall Recruitment Funnel Ferdinand Marcos passed it on Labor Day of Organizations can establish an open 1974. The code outlines the procedures for and transparent recruitment process by hiring and firing private employees, the terms implementing equal employment opportunity in of employment such as the number of hours HRM, preventing potential employees from that can be worked in a day and overtime pay, applying for better prospects. employee perks such as vacation pay and retirement benefits, and the rules for organizing 2. Boosts Customer Satisfaction and joining labor unions as well as for Employee contributions to an engaging in collective bargaining. organization's success ensure a safer, friendly The Labor Code safeguards labor rights, workplace, leading to improved service, prohibiting termination of private employees for customer retention, and satisfaction. authorized reasons, recognizing trade union rights, and allowing strikes as long as they 3. Promotes Employee Engagement comply with strict requirements, with illegal The EEO law promotes open strike organizers potentially facing dismissal. communication and respect among employees, fostering a friendly culture that values diversity a.2) Civil Service Commission and encourages collaboration regardless of The Civil Service Commission (CSC) is a race, gender, religion, or hierarchy. constitutionally mandated agency in the Philippines, established in 1900 and tasked WHAT TYPES OF DISCRIMINATION DO EEO with overseeing the integrity of government LAWS COVER? actions and processes, encompassing policies, plans, and programs for civil service Here’s a list of the main EEO categories employers need to abide by: employees. It operates 16 regional offices around the Age nation. Disability The Commission on Elections and the Commission on Audit are the other two constitutional commissions.
b) Rights and Privileges of Persons with
Disability
The UN Convention on the Rights of
Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) aims to ensure equal enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms for all disabled individuals. The rights of persons with disabilities include: Full realization of all human rights and fundamental freedoms Reasonable accommodation Consultation and involvement Live independently and take part in all aspects of life Equal protection and equal benefit of the law Live, take part and be included in the community Habilitation and rehabilitation Respect for the family Right to education Right to health Work and employment Adequate standard of living and social protection