| | | | | during war time was small that to implement the rules |
| EVOLUTION OF HUMAN RESOURCE | | | | demanded to produce large scale goods but it was |
| MANAGEMENT | | | | not focusing on other aspect of managing human |
| ABSTRACT | | | | resource that is by motivation, promotion, increasing |
| In the competitive environment of open economy | | | | morale, performance appraisal etc but the role of |
| human resource management with the increased | | | | negotiation of union has gain important role. |
| modern trends becoming significant factor for the | | | | But there is an increasing in |
| efficient running of organization Human resource | | | | the bargaining between employer and unions during |
| management emerged from personnel management | | | | pre world war. During there is an enormous growth in |
| and personnel management emerged from manpower | | | | an engineering industry but in 1950,s and 60,s there |
| planning. The consideration of changes taking place in | | | | was an enormous growth in other type of industry |
| managing human resource led to adaptation of | | | | which leads to the increasing the role of personnel |
| strategic HRM the consideration of strategy and HRM | | | | management at same time large companies wanted |
| system jointly led to the emergence of strategic | | | | to develop their own employment policies which suites |
| human resource management SHRM which is crucial | | | | to their company which leads to improve emerging |
| for achieving a corporation’s long term goal. This | | | | new aspect in personnel management. |
| article attempts to bring the historical evolution of HRM | | | | The bargaining power of |
| and changing roles of HR professional from time to | | | | unions has increases which resulted in unnecessary |
| time in order to considered employees as an important | | | | official and unofficial strikes which were damaging the |
| assets which helps in attaining goals of the | | | | economy particularly manufacturing industry in UK the |
| organization. The article finally draws attention to the | | | | strikes were in huge number and it became famous in |
| fact that SHRM and not PM or HRM are people | | | | maintain poor industrial relation and the number of |
| considered for modern industrialization that is to be | | | | working days lost due to strike which resulted in closer |
| used for creating and sustaining competitive | | | | of number of factories. The situation becoming worse |
| advantage for the firm. | | | | and worse it was critical for both employers and |
| INTRODUCTION | | | | unions due to this reason personnel manager was |
| American writers Terrey and Franklin (1996) mentioned | | | | blaming for lacking of negotiation skill to resolve these |
| about the 6 Ms of management, viz. Men and | | | | situation and plan for industrial relationship strategies |
| women, material, money, market and method. But | | | | because of these deficiencies personnel management |
| among these, men and women - the only living being- | | | | was not given high priority these leads to management |
| do the effective coordination and utilization of these | | | | to think something higher profile which have all the skill |
| human and non-human resources. All the activities of | | | | to negotiate to motivate. |
| any enterprise are initiated and | | | | In |
| | | | | the year mid of 1960’s organization started giving |
| Human resource gained more | | | | much importance to employ the personnel specialist to |
| attention as the workforce considered to be an | | | | perform different activities in order to make the |
| important resource to gain competitive advantage of | | | | employees as a whole package to perform in the |
| organization and also it helpful in utilizing the resources | | | | organization. the world is becoming global village and |
| of an organization to a optimum extent in order to | | | | labour started moving from one country to another this |
| achieve organizational goal. | | | | resulted in managing the workforce diversity this |
| | | | | become the challenge for the personnel management |
| Managing human resource is an | | | | to manage these workforce diversity. |
| complex process. As Harzing and Ruysseveldt said a | | | | In the |
| better way to understand the philosophy of human | | | | year 1960 Even the domestic rules and regulation was |
| resource management demands a thorough | | | | increased towards employability the new legislation |
| understanding about the evolution of the concept itself | | | | was introduced towards employment, training, and |
| from the ancestral concept personnel management. In | | | | redundancy payments, equal pay opportunities, |
| 1990 due to liberalized government policies of various | | | | employment protection. The year 1960 was high |
| countries the human resource started floating from | | | | inflation so there was a regulation on wages paid by |
| one country to another this led to diversification of | | | | the employer personnel manager has to understand |
| workforce and cross culture took place as a result | | | | this new aspect of regulation regarding inflation to |
| employees from one nation migrating to another nation | | | | develop policies to implement new measures which |
| and bringing their culture with them this led to mixed | | | | aligned with employee’s satisfaction level. |
| organization culture so the HR professional has to play | | | | |
| major role in coordinating the workforce of different | | | | Improvement in selection training appraisal and new |
| culture in an organization. | | | | management techniques has been expanded to |
| | | | | improve the performance of the employees which |
| Approaches towards | | | | demands to improve the profile of personnel |
| recruitment of staff focused to geocentric from | | | | management. |
| ethnocentric and polycentric which is more efficient | | | | Personnel management perform different function |
| because workforce will be selected based on talent | | | | such as |
| regardless of nationality. Method of recruiting also | | | | - Collective bargaining role |
| changed towards efficient policies like using of head | | | | - Implementation of legislation role |
| hunters, cross national advertising, E- recruitment. | | | | - Bureaucratic role |
| | | | | - Social conscience of the business role |
| EVOLUTION OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMETN | | | | - Growing performance improvement role |
| | | | | RISING ROLE OF HRM |
| | | | | The role of |
| Evolution of Personnel management started | | | | HRM has gain more important in the year 1980. There |
| in 19th century at that time there was a boom in | | | | was a complete shift from post war collectivism and |
| industrialization which leads to increase in franchising | | | | towards individualism and changes in structure of |
| and influence of trade unions and harshness of | | | | economy. Some people thought that HRM was |
| industrial condition called for the better of industrial | | | | evolved to solve union problem as there is an demand |
| condition. There was no department as such for taking | | | | to take care of employees of an organization as a |
| care of above problem only welfare officers came | | | | whole it performs different function. |
| into being to take care of above situation. These | | | | During 1990,s the |
| welfare officers were only women’s who take | | | | success of large Japanese corporation in export |
| care of protectionism of women and girls because | | | | market like automobiles and electronic goods took |
| they feel it as worthy if women employee are sick | | | | surprise to many western companies but studies says |
| they visit their home give food accommodation give | | | | that the success of these Japanese firm is due to |
| moral welfare. As the role of women increasing like | | | | effective management of workforce the studies also |
| they were getting employed in modern industries | | | | shows that the workforce of Japanese firm are more |
| where their work is packing assembly or other routine | | | | productive and efficient than western firm. The key to |
| job so the quality required by these women employee | | | | success of Japanese companies like Toyota |
| increased so these welfare officer who were women | | | | Matsushita are the practice adopted for efficient |
| their responsibility also increased that is to recruitment | | | | management of workforce as these companies |
| training development. | | | | started opening its manufacturing plant in western |
| | | | | countries the practice of these companies also started |
| But ambiguity has been increased | | | | practiced by western companies. The practice include |
| due to increased in production and also increased in | | | | are: |
| paternalistic behavior relationship between employer | | | | - Strict and rigorous selection and recruitment |
| and employee and also aiming at moral protection of | | | | - High level of training, especially induction training and |
| women and girls and also side by side the aim of | | | | on the job training |
| achieving economies of scale is also increased like | | | | - Team working |
| achieving higher output by minimizing cost by resolving | | | | - Multitasking |
| grievances control of sickness these leads to mixed | | | | - Better management-worker communications |
| aim of achieving organizational objective in order to | | | | - Use of quality circles and an emphasis on right first |
| achieve but at that time their was only a handful of | | | | time quality |
| welfare officer was their they wanted to improve the | | | | - Encouragement of employee suggestions and |
| condition of working of women in 1900 there were | | | | innovation |
| only few welfare officer was their but in 1913 number | | | | - Single status symbols such as common canteens |
| of welfare officer has been increased to take care of | | | | and corporate uniforms |
| the situation. | | | | The reason of above |
| | | | | practice is create an organization atmosphere where |
| GROWTH IN PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT | | | | workers can grow and identify their own success and |
| 1914-39 | | | | goal which match with organization. |
| | | | | |
| The exact growth of personnel | | | | Management practice |
| management started during First World War because | | | | Control |
| the number of munitions manufactured at a large scale | | | | Commitment |
| so the number of employees needed to manufacture | | | | Job design |
| increased on the other hand the welfare officer also | | | | Focused on the individual |
| increased by 1300 to take care of employees it also | | | | Focused on the team |
| sought the supply of labor to munitions factories as the | | | | Performance management |
| supply of welfare officer made mandatory by | | | | Measured standards for minimum performance |
| government. | | | | Higher “stretch” objectives |
| | | | | Management structure |
| During war women | | | | Top down and hierarchical. Emphasis on management |
| recruited at a large scale to fill the gap of men who | | | | symbols |
| left the factories to joint war which in turn leads to | | | | Flat organisation structure. Minimum status differentials |
| dispute labour union to employ unskilled women | | | | Compensation |
| | | | | Individual pay linked to job evaluation |
| The title labour manager or | | | | Pay linked to skills and mastery |
| employment manager came in the yeat 1920 in | | | | Employment |
| engineering industry and other industries where the | | | | Employees viewed as variable cost |
| factories was very huge to handle absence, | | | | Assurances that participation will not result in job |
| recruitment, queries over business and so on. | | | | losses |
| | | | | Employee voice |
| Companies started | | | | Employee input allowed on a narrow agenda. |
| merger and acquisition as strategy to grow in the mid | | | | Employee participation enacted on a wide range of |
| of 19th century due to large number of employees | | | | issues |
| employed they created their own specialist personnel | | | | Labour management relations |
| department to unify the different policies and manage | | | | Adversarial labour relations |
| absence and recruitment with the objective of | | | | Mutuality with joint planning and problem solving |
| improving productivity. But this department is mainly | | | | |
| concerned with hourly paid workers. As personnel | | | | Figure 1 |
| management exist only in the emerging companies like | | | | Walton’s control to commitment |
| plastic, chemicals and multiple retail. But during | | | | (Source adopted from Walton 1985) |
| 1930’s the economy started to grow at a rapid | | | | |
| pace due to this big corporation came in to existence | | | | RISE OF STRATEGIC HUMAN RESOURCE |
| they feel to improve the value of employee benefits | | | | MANAGEMENT |
| like different kinds of allowances as a measure of | | | | Strategic human resource management is a branch of |
| retaining motivating employee. | | | | human resource management. SHRM means |
| SECOND WORLD WAR LEADS TO | | | | combination of strategy and HRM. It also refers to |
| IMPROVEMENT IN PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT. | | | | linking of human resources with strategic goals and |
| Second world war increased the importance of having | | | | objectives to achieve goals of an organization it also |
| personnel department because of producing large war | | | | helps in improving the performance of innovation |
| materials the ministry of labour and national services | | | | flexibility and competitive advantage. In an organization |
| insisted to combine both personnel department and | | | | SHRM means accepting and involving the HR function |
| welfare officer work on a full time basis. Again in | | | | as a strategic partner in the formulation and |
| second world war the number of women employees | | | | implementation of the company’s strategies |
| is more to fill the gap left by men who join the battle | | | | through HR activities. |
| field again re-training proper recruitment taken place | | | | FEATURES OF STRATEGIC HUMAN RESOURCE |
| government saw the there is a huge neeed to have | | | | MANAGEMENT |
| personnel department to take care of all employees in | | | | - Linkage of HR policy with organizational strategy in |
| well manner. | | | | order to achieve organizational goals and objective |
| INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION ERA | | | | - Linkage of individual HR intervention so that they are |
| As the industrial revolution | | | | mutually supportive. |
| take place simultaneously the factory system came in | | | | REASON FOR STRATEGIC HUMAN RESOUCE |
| to being that leads increase in working rules and | | | | MANAGEMENT |
| regulation to large number to employees increase in | | | | - Globalization and internationalization of market |
| the hierarchical structure also increased in working | | | | integration |
| hours but decrease in pay bad working condition, social | | | | - Increased technological change |
| distance between employee and employer has | | | | - Cross culture issues |
| increased, increased bureaucratization all these factor | | | | - Increased competition |
| results in increasing monotony boredom job | | | | - Increasing new concept |
| displacement impersonality due to these factor | | | | CONCLUSION |
| personnel management got higher attention. | | | | By doing complete analysis of evolution of HRM the |
| 1945 – 1979 STARTED COLLECTIVE | | | | conclusion is their will be modern trends will be |
| BARGAINING POWER AND INDUSTRIAL | | | | occurring in HRM like strategic human resource |
| RELATION HAVE PRIMACY ROLE TO PLAY. | | | | management it is mandatory for every organization to |
| As in the Second World War the term employment | | | | treat all employees in a well manner because they are |
| manager started to take care of women employees | | | | the assets of an organization which helps in achieving |
| the combination of both welfare officers and | | | | organization goal. |
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