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Monday, 27 February 2012

Human resource management: A few “must knows”


Organizations, business enterprises, and Private or Public level companies are always in need of good advice for better management of human resources, and this is what calls for human resource planning. Many private agencies help these big business setups through their experts, experienced and professional staff.
A good strategy is always welcome for running a profitable business. And experts from consultant companies see to it that their clients achieve their set goals in bringing about change management. These hired professional make themselves acquainted with all aspects of the business enterprise. They get a good idea about the good and the weak points of the whole organization. Through their sincere efforts a company is able to reorganize, review and reassess all that is not proper for good functioning of the business wheel. Under expert guidance changes are made and implemented at the work place.
A neutral party sees everything in a different aspect because no personal gain is involved; it is only there to provide its good services so that everyone is happy in the end. Change management helps to bring about change in the current state of affairs around an organization for a new and better future for the organization. Changes are made as part of human resource planning for change management under several laid out guidelines by the IT service. These guidelines are standardized. Changes become a necessity at a place of work, and this necessity might not always be an internal one. Even a change of government, new legislative rules and regulations or certain incidents can demand for changes to be made effective at a place of work.
An expert is able to assess impact of all changes at a broader level; he forewarns the employers about difference in costing, glaring benefits and risks that might be involved after the changes are brought forward. Change Management is fully involved in all kinds of documentations and procedures involved in preparing them for better control over the live systems.
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Friday, 24 February 2012

Outsource Human Resource Management services to add value


Labour is one of the most critical factors of production alongside entrepreneurship, capital, insurance etc. It becomes even more delicate when humans come in, since you cannot treat them like extensions of your mechanised or automated processes. Human Resource Management involves activities that border around the recruitment and management of employees in an organisation. These employees are the human factor in delivery of labour that is critical to production processes of an organisation.
Management of employees is one of the trickiest matters in the running of any business or corporate organisation. For starters, it is a costly affair and secondly it involves dealing with humans that think and have emotions. Acquiring the best talent in the market can be difficult for organisations. However, what is more difficult is the retaining of employees an organisation cannot function competitively without.
Today, many organisations seek external assistance with Facilitation of Human resource Management in order to focus on core business activities and tasks. For that reason, your organisation stands to gain a lot in engaging the services of a firm that has expertise and experience in the management of human labour. Consultancy may help your organisation employ correct strategies to ensure maximum employee productivity while at the same time boosting morale levels.
The job market is very competitive today. Organisations spend a lot of money in recruiting the best talent to have an edge in the market. At the same time training of employees for enhanced performance has become a necessary budgetary consideration for any organisation that values employee growth and development for business. Without proper management HR strategies all investment in talent acquisition can easily go to waste. It all begins when employee lose morale, lower productivity levels and probably leave for better terms and prospects.
Seek Facilitation of the best talent for your organisation.
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Tuesday, 14 February 2012

Workplace relations are heavily regulated by governments


Employees are the most costly acquisition of any business or organisation. Yet, they are very delicate to handle and at the same time heavily protected by the law. Business owners end up between a rock and a hard surface as they try to balance between business interests and employees’ rights. This calls for the involvement of workplace relations consultancies that can help foster healthy Employee relations at the workplace, without compromising the achievement of business goals and objectives.
Thus, instead of worrying much about what you need to do to make your employees satisfied, get help from a reputable firm that has expertise in both private and public service. Most importantly, the firm should have a deep understanding and grasp of workplace Investigations laws and government regulations. This will help you formulate workable policies that foster an atmosphere conducive for high level of productivity while leaving all parties involved satisfied.
When it comes to workplace arrangements, a number of legal considerations fall into play as these arrangements are regulated too. For instance, there are laws for collective agreements, union agreements and awards. In all these, the law strongly attempts to protect employees. Your employee relations firm should be aware of all the relevant laws here to help you not only avoid possible legal conflicts but also get the best out of the deal.
At the same time, the law sets minimum wage rates, maximum working hours, maternity or paternity leave etc. You need to balance all the above provisions with the need for employees to offer the best for your organisation. You may not pull it off without help from a firm that knows the concept of employee relations inside-out.
General solutions may not solve disputes at your organisations or help negotiate deals that suit your specific needs. All the same, seek tailored solutions that suit your workplace environment
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Wednesday, 18 January 2012

Enterprise Agreements and Staff Surveys



In an organization, after the selection procedure and everything is in order, the final stage before he or she is put on the floor, they have to go through enterprise agreements.  This contains mainly the bye-laws of the company or enterprise, pay agreement, leave agreement, permanent availability agreement as per the appointment rules and regulations various other agreements have to be agreed and signed in. To avoid any confrontation in future the enterprise agreements have to be signed in with both the candidate and the authority of enterprise.

The Staff Surveys is a must in every enterprise or company, to know the hospitability of the enterprise and to know the effective working conditions. The staff survey opens up the inner working conditions of the enterprise. The staff smiles, an enterprise or company smiles. To keep the smile on the staff greater effort and effective planning to be done for the good work good remuneration will always keep the staff smiling.

During survey time, it has to be clearly understood that they will not answer the questions under any pressure or fear. Both the features are most necessary for free flow of the working conditions and the most peaceful atmosphere between enterprise management and staff.            

Not all companies that provide consultancy in staff survey and enterprise management related services are experts. In Australia there are only a handful of such service providers who can take care of investigation, provide coaching and mentoring and assess cases and come out with reasonable solutions. Being a business owner or in charge of your company’s human resource, you should go for the consultant who can provide quality solution through a skilled team of professionals.
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Wednesday, 11 January 2012

Process of Workplace mediation with Guidelines to conduct it successfully

Workplace mediation is not a new thing and many organizations were using this approach for a very long time in order to resolve any dispute or to avoid any controversial decision but in modern times this has gone through certain professional manners and expertise. There are many individual companies providing services of workplace mediation as their core service. These companies have expertise in making decision to different sectors of the industries.

There are few points that must be kept in mind before going to take help of any of such company. First of all it should be clear to all the parties that mediation is a process by which an impartial person helps participants in making a decision and it is different from counseling as it has a goal to reach on a particular decision. There are many more things which one should take care of first of all remember that process of workplace mediation is a legally binding process and use of any unethical way to achieve any decision can lead to the low quality of decision. In the decision making process each and every individual must be given chance to speak without any fear or hesitation. This can be done by appointing a facilitator for the process of facilitation.

Facilitation is a process to give individuals freedom to speak or to express their views on the others with maintains a proper decorum. In this process normally a person acts like a facilitator and ask other member of group to perform or to express their views on a particular topic. Using a facilitator In the process of work place mediation is very good exercise as it paves the path to a right and most successful decisions.
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Tuesday, 10 January 2012

Enhance Your Employees’ Productivity through Facilitation Services and Staff Surveys

Workforce management is an integral part of human resource management. It is concerned with maintaining a productive workforce. Facilitation services and staff surveys are two of the services that aim to enhance the productivity of the workforce by encouraging them to work in coordination and to get an insight into their psychology.
Facilitation services focus on motivating the employees from different backgrounds, interests and capabilities to work together. It includes activities to ensure successful conduct of a business meeting, including planning, design, implementation and evaluation of the meeting. The purpose of facilitation is to make it easier for a team of employees, with differing opinions, to arrive at a common decision.  

Qualities of a Facilitator
The facilitator has the responsibility of ensuring coordination and cooperation among employees over a certain issue. His role is to turn a conflict into an amicable resolution and to achieve that he has to have these qualities:


·         Unbiased attitude- A facilitator has to act as a middle person, who does not take any sides. He remains neutral about the conflict. He has to assist the group to come to a consensus, so he should avoid bringing in his personal agenda and opinions. He should not favour a particular participant and should ensure that no criticism, insults or personal attacks are made at the meeting.

·         Focused listening- He should be a good listener so that he knows each person’s perspective of the problem and let everyone hear that. The facilitator must understand those perspectives through attentive listening and mitigate tensions if any.

·         Responsiveness- A good facilitator must be focused towards getting a resolution and prevent those participants from going off track from the topic in hand.

·         Decisiveness- This is a key quality that a facilitator must possess. He has to be neutral to the point of discussion, but should be strong enough to come to a common decision. Decisiveness refers to staying action-oriented and coming to conclusions.

Staff surveys are an important tool in improving employees’ satisfaction level and productivity, customer relations and company profitability. With stress level increasing at every level of job and cut-throat competition, workers’ tend to get demotivated and lose the zest towards their work. Such a situation is extremely undesirable for any company because it can lead to low productivity, poor work quality, absenteeism and fall in company profits. Happy employees bring positive results on the company’s balance sheet. Thus, through staff surveys, companies can know which employees are unhappy about their work or the work environment and why. It enables the companies to take positive action towards resolving employee problems and motivate them.
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