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Chapter 1:
“CHANGING PERSPECTIVES OF
HUMAN RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT”
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Topic 3: Applications of HR
Information System (HRIS)
Topic 4: HR Departments’
Organization Charts and Structures
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resources Management
According to Atty. Arnulfo Rayos, HRM dramatically changed its role and became
much important in most organizations in the late 70’s with the rapid advances in
technology and communication. Managers became increasingly concerned with
ways to improve productivity and competitiveness through employees who are
satisfied and assured of professional growth in their respective organization.
Recently, the head of HRM Department may be called as :Vice President,
Executive Vice President, Human Resource Officer, or may be Personnel
Officer.
Today, the value of human resource in every organization is of utmost
importance. Authorities in management specifically Thomas Davenport in his
1999 book Human Capital assailed that they are “an organization’s human
capital” – the greatest asset of the company.
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Topic 2: Main Trends in the HR
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Profession
Both government and private sector groups are exerting efforts and
in fact, are in partnership in the use and application of e-commerce
in the Philippines. They saw the importance of IT in the economic
growth and development of the country. Some of these are the
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Topic 3: Applications of
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HR Information System (HRIS)
1. Use of job boards and other similar we-based recruitment (e-recruitment) – job vacancies is easily
accessible to the applicants, and in return, the applicants get instant feedback on the status of their
application.
2. E- selection – this helps the HR in the efficient processing and identification of the best candidates
through the fastest processing and interpretation of test results.
3. Employment Kiosk – this is an employee self-service delivery system. It provides updates on
employee status and other pertinent information initiated and made by the employee themselves.
4. E- learning – this facilitates the learning process by providing the just-in-time learning opportunities.
The use of a Learning Management System (LMS) allows the HRMO to focus on the more important
aspects of their job rather than being concerned with course registration and following up attendance
to training programs.
5. Electronic Performance Support System (EPSS)- this provides online coaching and mentoring6
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services as both manager and employees can access organizational information.
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6. Salary and Payroll Administration – most companies links this with performance management
systems, time and attendance, and other employee benefits, and pay systems. This system
ensures timely release of salaries, wages, bonuses, and other similar compensation.
7. Growth of Social Networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc. – although these social
networking need careful balancing with issues of privacy and data accuracy, HR executives still
use these to integrate information to these social media sites.
8. Use of e-mail (electronic mail) – this emerged as the heart and soul of corporate
communication.
9. Use of IT to foster customer involvement – because of the ease and the accessibility of social
media to employees, HR departments uses these to improve and enhance employee services and
relations.
10. Telecommunication/Teleworking – this is any form of substituting information technologies to
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Virtual office - is the act of moving the work to the workers instead of moving the
workers to work. This allows employees to work in a place with access to Internet.
Using this, people no longer have to travel every day. They can send their
accomplishments for the day or for the week through “electronic highways”.
Teleworking closes the gap between “where people live and work.” This makes jobs
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Topic 3: Applications of
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Purposes of HRIS
To improve efficiency with which data on
employees and HR activities are compiled
To provide HR information more rapidly and
more easily to be used in management’s
decision-making.
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HRIS Application
IBM – IBM Europe utilized HRIS in order to connect their almost
340,000 global employees through revolutionary and engaging new
company-oriented social media.
Toshiba America Medical System ,Inc. (TAMS) – TAMS
manipulated a streamlined and functional HRIS and moved all of
their benefit information online. It was able to create a library of
documents and forms on its Human Resources’ portal, including
the benefits guide, which made them earn a 2004 APEX Award for
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Example of Software
Jeonsoft Payroll Suite 2006 this is specifically
designed for Philippine use.
This is composed of three modules such as:
Time attendance system
Payroll system
HRIS system
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Topic 4: HR Departments’
Organization Charts and Structures.
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HR Departments’
Organization Charts and Structures.
1. McDonald’s
This is a franchised store. The manager generally hires new employees
and schedules and tracks working hours for employees.
The home office in turn, generally suggests or mandates hourly wages,
provides performance appraisal forms for local use, and may handle
payroll services as well.
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