Factors Influencing Management Decision
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Factors influencing Management Decision
Decisions making in organization by management its likely to be very complicated, as the
both side (employer and employee) of the organization need to be take into consideration.
Adapting the field is essential because the internal policies and legislation may change time
to time. Factors that affect the management decision were divided into two, as internal and
eternal elements.
External
Changes in the National Economy
The Changes in the national economy openly afects the business o a rm
and these indirectly hits the decision making o management especially
on recruitment, employment, redundancy implications, compensation and
rewards/salaries. During the recession period in national economy, the
retrenchment and revise or the minimum wages and salaries took place
in the rm. osman and colleagues !"#$%& stressed the signicant
intererence o national economy on ' policies. The growth in the
economy brings labour demand and also wages. ( stabili)ed internal
economy reinorces the organi)ations outcome where it benets theemployer and employee. Thereore the economic situation plays a vital
role in*uencing the decision o management.
Industry Characteristics
The industry might also in*uencing the management decision in diverse
ways, the service industry like banking, education or health are e+pected
to be more delicate on the decision making on human resources relatedissues. ecause this industry deeply reliable on the e+pertise they hired
based on their skills and abilities. -ndustry like mining and construction
needs to consider the security level in the work area this to avoid
unnecessary compensations and penalties. These sort o things need to
be considered in decision making as its involved with employees lie,
health and organi)ations dignity.
Legislation/Regulation
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The entire management decisions are e+pected to be in accordance with
legal obligation. (ll the rms need to ollow the government regulations
and implement the law in practice. ased on Tiwari and a+ena !"#$"&
argues that 'uman esources 0anagement policies shall depend on thelegislation and regulation o the counties. (lso, 0ello !"##1& argues that,
legislation and regulation have impacts on every unction and activity o
an
2rgani)ation and its human resource management decisions. 3very rm
should consider the related law beore making any decision.
Actions of Unions
(ctions o unions also plays a role in decision making in the conte+t o
human resources related in organi)ation. The management should
consider the demands o unions while planning the uture o the
organi)ations. imultaneously the labour contracts, breaking contracts,
compensations, determining the salaries and wages decisions need to
agree by the unions. Thereore, the decision o the rm in terms o human
resource management is to be considered under the in*uences o unions.
-n relation to this, it was ound by
4ackson and collo5uies !$676& that, organi)ations with a union use more
ormal perormance appraisals, and this appraisal mainly to identiy
training needs.
Internal
Organizational Mission/Purose
The decisions o the organi)ations shall meet their mission statement,
because it determines the outline o the rm should unction in.
Conse5uently the human resource policies also likely to be determine by
the mission statement. (s art and aet), !$667&, and artkus and
colleagues !"##89 "##1& stated that, by presenting values and philosophy,
mission statements acilitate both managements and employees non
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routine decision making. :urthermore a superlative mission statement
tends to be the oundation o organi)ation policies to inspire the
employees with contented including words about 5uality and social
benets.
!istory/"raditions/Past Practice
The past history and practices also in*uencing the decision o
management. The history discloses the right to the organi)ation. -t helps
to look back on employees beore deciding the rewarding them.
(ccordingly, traditions which show the e;cient methods or '0
unctions would be the base or related strategy, so the policies. The
history, traditions, and past practices o organi)ations could be the
oundation o resistance beore taking decisions.
osman et al. !"#$%& pointed that, a rm culture is one o the main
internal actors afecting the role o human resource department.
Priorities of "o Management
The priorities o top management is one o the decision making in*uence.
The internal promotion or increment, re5uired characteristics or the
recruitment and policies o
wage and salary, relations with unions, breaking <ob contracts could all be
shaped through the importance, which top management personal interest
take place. These priorities also can be considered as politics, proessional
actions. The management concentrate to the internal harmony while
making decisions 0abey and alaman !$66=& stated that the importance
o shareholder priorities and management agendas on training and
development activities. The intererence o top management its one o
the in*uences in decisions making.
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