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Scope of Human Resource Outsourcing in
Scope of Human Resource Outsourcing in
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OUTSOURCING IN………
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SMALL MEDIUM ENTERPRISES
HR Outsourcing
Many organisations are considering Human
Resources Outsourcing as a method of:
Enhancing effectiveness by focusing on what
you do best
Increasing flexibility to meet changing business
conditions, demand for products and services
and technologies
Transforming the organization
Increasing product and service value, customer
satisfaction, and share-holder value
Why outsource HR
REDUCE COST OF HR AND CONTINUE TO PROVIDE VALUE
Tightening labour markets and competitive
product markets – pressure to reduce head
count
Cut costs
Add value
Do more with less
Upgrade, but not upsize
Downsize, but not downgrade
HR itself is becoming the target of belt tightening
Shed routine administrative tasks and focus on
talent management
Deciding Whether to outsource?
Create a project team
Analyse the current position
Pay attention to people issues
Benchmark
Come to a decision
What is core to the business and the future of
business?
What can bring competitive advantage?
Pros and cons
Pros Cons
Cost and savings Need greater
Financial and operational coordination flow with
flexibility agencies
Need to focus on few Reduces organizational
things learning by depleting its
Access to quality, skill base
expertise and better Loss of control
management skills Adverse affects on
Staffing flexibility morale and motivation
Job insecurity
Which functions/sub-systems
to outsource
Recruitment – preliminary screening and short listing
Training – Trg. Needs identification, content
development, delivery, logistics, third party evaluation
Performance management - on line – automation
Compensation – pay roll and compensation surveys
Safety -- inspections
welfare – transport, security, catering
Labour contract – contract employees doing the job
which was earlier done by regular employees
Which function not to outsource
Decision making in each of the sub functions
Leading change and transforming the organization
Implications – Need for caution
What is formerly inside is going outside and what is
formerly outside is coming inside
Formerly strong relations are becoming weak and
formerly weak relations are becoming strong
Huge disparity in profile, pay and working conditions:
casual, contract, contingent employees are less
educated, less trained, over worked under usually less
safe conditions, underpaid and enjoy little or no social
security/protection
Pay attention to outsourced employees the same way as
you do with regular employees in terms of how they are
recruited, trained, paid and motivated
Dominant trends
3 main HR outsourcing industry segments
Consultants
Administrative – service providers
Technology enablers
Customizing imported software products
remains an issue: supply oriented rather than
demand based customization
Typical Problems
Integration with over all strategy
Fragmented and piecemeal approach – cleaning
part of the pool
Absence of formal outsourcing process
Limited cost analysis
Core business definition – Everything is core?
Contract management how to ensure that we
achieve desired objectives
Work flow, supply chain and logistics
management critical to outsourcing process
Risks of HR outsourcing
Trust
Confidentiality
Dependency
Spillover risks
Relative proficiency
Strategic capability
Commitment
Flexibility
Managing people issues
What happens to people?
When to communicate?
Who to communicate with?
Those whose jobs are outsourced and those whose
jobs are not outsourced
How do you deal in the transition phase?
What about HR staff?
Who will survive who has to leave?
How will the HR department look like, post
outsourcing?
Excuses not to outsource
UNCERTAINITY
LOSS OF CONTROL
CONFLICT
EMLOYEE UNHAPINESS
FINANCIAL
HR Outsourcing Reasons and
Benifits
Cost-Driven reasons
Employee-Driven Reasons
Financially-Driven Reasons
Improvement-Driven Reasons
Organizationally-Driven Reasons
Seven steps to successful HR
Outsourcing
1.Lets investigate Outsourcing
2.Planning initiatives
3.Exploring Strategic Implications
4.Analysing Costs and Performance
5.Selecting Provides
6.Negotiating terms
7.Transistioning resources
8.Managing relationships