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HUMAN RESOURCE PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT COURSE OUTLINE Faculty : Reema Gupta COURSE OBJECTIVE : In today’s Scenario People in any organisation, represent an important organisational resource. Planning,Productive, flexible management of that resource must be a priority. Furthermore, those who make decisions and pursue courses of action which enhance value creation, and ultimately determine the fate of any organisation , will be more effective if they bring to strategic decisions a solid base of understanding of the four human resource issues addressed in this specialisation. Students gain an understanding of the range of human resource planning problems faced by various organisations. This includes the considerations which must be taken into account , both in taking immediate action and in developing longer range policies, such as the impact of decision on individuals as human beings, not simply as employees. Students acquire knowledge of current and emerging human resource programmes and practices, and skills in diagnosing human resource problems and pursuing a course of action to resolve them. Course Requirement & Pedagogy: Students are requested to carry the concepts of Human Resource Management which has already discussed in their previous semester. Students are requested to collect various corporate examples & to discuss these examples in the class. Students should also go through latest magazines, journals & research reports available and should try to link the theory with the articles to make a concrete understanding of the topic. To be precise there is no book which covers all the concepts. Therefore the reliance on other resources specially journals and internet, HR websites are more important. Marks Distribution: Assignment : 35 % Presentations : 20 % Class Involvement : 15 % End Term : 30 % Total No. of Classes : 23 Text Books: T1 – Human Resource Planning,Bhattacharya dipak Kumar,First Edition,2002,Excel Book publication Reference Books : R1 – Subba Rao.P,HRM & Industrial Relations”,3 rd edition, Himalayan Publishing House R2- Mamoria.C.B,Personnel Mgmt,edition ,15 th edition ,

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  • HUMAN RESOURCE PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT COURSE OUTLINE

    Faculty : Reema Gupta

    COURSE OBJECTIVE :

    In todays Scenario People in any organisation, represent an important organisational resource. Planning,Productive,

    flexible management of that resource must be a priority. Furthermore, those who make decisions and pursue courses of

    action which enhance value creation, and ultimately determine the fate of any organisation , will be more effective if they

    bring to strategic decisions a solid base of understanding of the four human resource issues addressed in this

    specialisation.

    Students gain an understanding of the range of human resource planning problems faced by various organisations. This

    includes the considerations which must be taken into account , both in taking immediate action and in developing longer

    range policies, such as the impact of decision on individuals as human beings, not simply as employees. Students acquire

    knowledge of current and emerging human resource programmes and practices, and skills in diagnosing human resource

    problems and pursuing a course of action to resolve them.

    Course Requirement & Pedagogy:

    Students are requested to carry the concepts of Human Resource Management which has already discussed in

    their previous semester. Students are requested to collect various corporate examples & to discuss these examples

    in the class. Students should also go through latest magazines, journals & research reports available and should try

    to link the theory with the articles to make a concrete understanding of the topic. To be precise there is no book

    which covers all the concepts. Therefore the reliance on other resources specially journals and internet, HR

    websites are more important.

    Marks Distribution:

    Assignment : 35 %

    Presentations : 20 %

    Class Involvement : 15 %

    End Term : 30 %

    Total No. of Classes : 23

    Text Books:

    T1 Human Resource Planning,Bhattacharya dipak Kumar,First Edition,2002,Excel Book

    publication

    Reference Books:

    R1 Subba Rao.P,HRM & Industrial Relations,3rd

    edition, Himalayan Publishing House

    R2- Mamoria.C.B,Personnel Mgmt,edition ,15th

    edition ,

  • R3-Ashwathappa.K,HR & Personnel Mgmt,

    R4- Rao VSP,HRM,2nd

    edition

    Module ONE Macro Level Manpower Planning

    Contents Meaning and Concept of HRP

    Activities required for HRP Steps for HRP

    Objectives of HRP

    Macro and Micro HRP

    Labour Economics

    Labour Market Analysis

    Stock Taking

    TEXT T1-Ch-3 References R1-ch:3

    R2-ch:8

    R3-ch:2

    Assignment 1 :

    Presentation

    Students will be divided into group of four each .

    Manufacturing

    IT

    FMCG

    Insurance

    Railway

    Following sector keeping into mind Develop an HR plan for a newly opened branches , having

    branches in major towns in India?

    What specific external factors would be important for you to consider? Why?

    Report not be exceed 10 pages and to be submitted via mail at [email protected]

    All groups will give presentation on the assignment made.

    Readings

    Indian Management ,Right people for right job,Oct 2004,Vol 43,No 10,pp 44-53

    Personnel Today,Jan-March,2002,Key issue in manpower Planning in process Industry with special

    refrence to steel,pp 27-32

    HR challenges in the service Industry,Human Capital, Vol 09,No.04,Sept 2005,pp-32-35

    HRM,Wendell French,3rd

    edition,pp-135

    Smarter Offshoring,HBR,June 2006,P-85-92

    Homework saves the day,Human Capital,Nov-2001,Vol.5,No.06

    How to find and hire the best employees,Indian management,Edition 1998,Vol.37,No.09

    Emotional Quotient, Indian Management, Edition 1998, Vol.37,No.11

    Human Resource strategy for next millennium,Indian Management ,Edition 1998,Vol.37,No.07

    Case 1:

    Down Size or up size : Compliance to strategy or adjust the strategy,P-88,P.Subba Rao

  • Web

    Refrences :

    http://books.google.co.in/books?id=BJbvdUbql0IC&pg=PA108&lpg=PA108&dq=demand+and+su

    pply+in+HRP&source=bl&ots=A6j-

    bSe5gy&sig=2s6gE3rp9pc5X4lEVSCaEkAWTcY&hl=en&ei=a164SvfBEoKIkQXS3qTlBQ&sa=X&oi=bo

    ok_result&ct=result&resnum=5#v=onepage&q=&f=false

    http://www.employmentstuhttp://books.google.co.in/books?id=BJbvdUbql0IC&pg=PA108&lpg=

    PA108&dq=demand+and+supply+in+HRP&source=bl&ots=A6j-

    bSe5gy&sig=2s6gE3rp9pc5X4lEVSCaEkAWTcY&hl=en&ei=a164SvfBEoKIkQXS3qTlBQ&sa=X&oi=bo

    ok_result&ct=result&resnum=5#v=onepage&q=&f=falsedies.co.uk/summary/summary.php?id=3

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    http://www.macroscan.org/anl/may09/anl110509Indian_Labour.htm

    http://www.esicorp.net/services_projects.asp?projectTypeID=2&subProjectTypeID=11

    http://www.getentrepreneurial.com/people-management/micro_and_macro_hr.html

    http://www.ilo.org/public/english/employment/strat/kilm/

    http://www.workplace.gov.au/workplace/Category/ResearchStats/LabourtAnalysis/

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/labour-economics

    http://www.work911.com/cgi-bin/planning/jump.cgi?ID=6781

    http://www.hrfolks.com/articles/hrexcellence1.htm

    www.citehr.com/15044-manpower-planning.html

    www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com/index.fm?PgNm=TCE&Params=AIARTA0004426

    http://en.allexperts.com/q/Human-Resources-2866/2008/3/HRP-2.htm

    http://www.hr.com/SITEFORUM?&t=/Default/gateway&i=1116423256281&application=s

    tory&active=no&ParentID=1119278077613&StoryID=1242052846867&xref=http%3A//w

    ww.google.co.in/search%3Fhl%3Den%26source%3Dhp%26q%3DHR+planning+confrence

    %26meta%3D%26aq%3Df%26oq%3D#

    Video : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCdUmlOsP8w

    No. of

    sessions : 2+2+1

    Module Two Work Force flow Mapping-Part 1

    Contents Age and Grade Distribution Mapping Techniques of demand and supply forecasting of HR,Wastage analysis

    TEXT T1-Ch-4 References R1- ch:3

    R3-ch:4

    Assignment 1 :

    Presentation

    Make a report on different sector keeping into mind

    IT

    Manufacturing Retail

    Insurance Railway

    Skill Crisis Causes and Effects with special references to allotted sectors.

    Age and grade mapping In the same organization draw age

    and grade mapping : problems and prospects.

    Report not be exceed 10 pages and to be submitted via mail at [email protected]

    All groups will give presentation on the report made.

  • Game 1:

    Plan for HR in SBI,Anantapur Branch,P-108,P.Subba Rao,Himalaya publishing

    Readings

    Understanding older workersP-145,Wendell French

    Harvard business Review,June2004,Understanding People People,pp-78-86

    Harvard business Review,Sept2009,Genders make a Difference,pp-15-17

    Web

    Refrences :

    http://ideas.repec.org/p/wpa/wuwpma/0004041.html

    http://www.refrenceforbusiness.com/management/Gr-Int/Human-Resource-Information-

    Systems.html

    http://www/nhsru.com/factsheets/HHRAnanalysisofforecasting.pdf

    http://www.personneltoday.com/articles/2007/09/06/42186/different-solution-for-different-

    sectors-is-only-way-to-tackle-skills-crisis.html

    www.hrmreport.com/news/gender-pay-gap/

    www.expresscomputeronline.com/20050425/technologylife01.shtml

    www.chrmglobal.com/Replies/1175/1/skills-Inventory.html

    www.citehr.com/29078-format-skill-inventory.html

    http://books.google.co.in/books?id=oI5pMgjHiDQC&pg=PA55&lpg=PA55&dq=demand+and+sup

    ply+in+HRP&source=bl&ots=1m2z2CCetA&sig=DQY-

    6UOn364yVYqpdwKPgka4lnc&hl=en&ei=a164SvfBEoKIkQXS3qTlBQ&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=re

    sult&resnum=8#v=onepage&q=demand%20and%20supply%20in%20HRP&f=false

    http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2008/07/29/231661/the-uk-it-skills-crisis-essential-

    guide.htm

    http://www.theage.com.au/news/Tim-Colebatch/How-to-fix-the-skills-

    crisis/2005/02/28/1109546794465.html

    http://www.eurograduate.com/arch_article.asp?id=2598

    http://management.silicon.com/careers/0,39024671,39168079,00.htm

    http://reliabilityweb.com/index.php/articles/warning_vocational_classes_falling_out_of_favor/

    http://www.queensu.ca/samp/migrationresources/braindrain/documents/kraak.pdf

    http://www.manufacturingskills.org/faqs.shtml

    http://www.hrmguide.net/canada/jobmarket/labour_crisis.htm

    http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090217000308AASBr3j

    Video : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sP7Q51zHp4I

    No. of

    sessions : 2+2

    Module

    Three: Behavioral Factors in HRP

    Contents Employee retention,redeployment,exit strategies.HRD climate & Culture

    TEXT T1-Ch-8 References R2-,ch:37

    R3-ch:2

    Assignment 3 :

    Make a Report on different sectors keeping into mind :

    FMCG Automobile

    Banking IT

    Manufacturing

    Detect the retention strategies of the employers of the sector allotted

  • Presentation

    Report not be exceed 10 pages and to be submitted via mail at [email protected]

    All groups will give presentation on the report made.

    Readings

    A workplace to inspire me,Human Capital,Vol 8,No.9,Feb-05,pp-21-26

    All about Accolades,Human Capital,Vol 9,No.10,March 06,pp-20-23

    Attracting 7 retaining women employees,Human Capital,P-54,May-06

    What your career anchor, Human Capital,p-42,Nov-03

    Cut the identity crisis, Human Capital,P-32,Sept-03

    Connecting middle managers, Human capital,Jan-05,P-27

    Build an adaptive culture for that winning edge,p-46,Human Capital,July-05

    Meeting the challenge of corporate entrepreneurship,HBR,P-102,Oct-06

    Managing Multicultural Team,HBR,P-84,Nov-06

    Greasy hands HRD or HRD as if workers mattered ,Indian Management ,Edition

    1999,Vol.38,No.10,pp-44-47

    Web

    Refrences :

    http://humanresources.about.com/od/retention/a/more_retention.htm

    Http://www.marlinfinanacialservices.com/news-HoldingOnToValuableAsset.html

    http://www.hrleader.net.au/articles/bf/0c0251bf.asp

    http://www.smetoolkit.org/smetoolkit/en/content/en/458/Tips-for-Retention-Strategy

    http://www.humanlinks.com/orgsn/climate.htm (HR climate Survey)

    http://www.vedamsbooks.com/no57163.htm

    http://www.thehindu.com/2008/11/03/stories/2008110352900400.htm

    http://www.financialexpress.com/news/ai-staff-will-be-redeployed-size-to-be-cut-by-

    half/487153/

    http://www.mbs.edu/go/episode/rethinking-employee-retention#

    No. of

    sessions : 2+2

    Module

    Four: Performance Planning

    Contents Career Planning & Mgmt, Potential appraisal, Change Mgmt, QWL

    TEXT T1-Ch-9, References R1-ch:3

    R3-ch:4

    R4-CH.11,15,28

    Assignment 3 :

    Presentation

    All pre-defined groups will make a assignment on

    Role of a leader in managing a change in any organization

    Report not be exceed 10 pages and to be submitted via mail at [email protected]

    All groups will give presentation on the report made.

    Readings

    performance management: building a research agenda,P-39,human Capital,Oct-05

    Fortune telling at work,p-39 , Human Capital,Feb-2003

    Unraveling Oasis, Human Capital,p-26,Vol.7,No.05,Oct-03

    Managing Middlescenes,HBR,March-06,pp-78-86

  • Two Executives& one career ,HBR, feb 05,pp-125-131

    The young and the restless, Human Capital,Vol.9,No.06,pp-36-40

    The drivers of Success in Post merger Integration,Organizational Dynamics Vol 33,No 2,)4,pp-

    174-187

    Human Dimension of Disinvestment, Indian Journal of industrial Relations,Vol 38,No.03,Jan

    03,pp-344-356

    Case 2 : The limits of Change ,Human Capital,Vol.9,No.5,Oct 05,pp-44-50

    Web

    Refrences :

    http://appraisals.naukrihub.com/pre-requisites.html

    www.gov.ns.ca/psc/v2/hrcentre/resorces/ode/performancemanagement.asp

    http://appraisals.naukrihub.com/potential-appraisal.html

    http://www.openlearningworld.com/olw/courses/books/Performance%20and%20Potential%20

    Appraisal/Performance%20and%20Potential%20Appraisal/Potential%20Appraisal.html

    http://www.assessment.com/TakeMAPP/default.asp?dest=TakeMAPP (Online Potential

    Appraisal)

    http://info.shine.com/Career-Advice-Articles/Appraisal/Potential-Appraisal/1582/cid776.aspx

    http://www.citeman.com/350-quality-of-work-life-qwl/

    http://www.icmrindia.org/courseware/Intro%20to%20Hrm/hrm-DS18.htm

    http://www.chrmglobal.com/Articles/183/1/Quality-of-Work-Life.html

    http://books.google.co.in/books?id=iB4OAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA24&lpg=PA24&dq=quality+of+work

    +life+example&source=bl&ots=zviSwEqbBc&sig=MB0UJ3ooYVytviAlWjtmTWnIlCk&hl=en&ei=dS

    qvSunnCYiK6AP_krXoDA&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=4#v=onepage&q=quality%2

    0of%20work%20life%20example&f=false

    Video : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tApjLfiZtYM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDtfI_EJeRU

    No. of

    sessions : 3+2

    Module

    Four: HRD in Strategic Organizations

    Contents TQM & HRD,HRIS, Human Accounting

    TEXT T1-Ch-12,14,15 References R1-ch:3

    R3-ch:4

    R4-CH.11,15,28

    Assignment 4 :

    Presentation

    Make a Report on different sectors(Already allotted) keeping into mind the following topics :

    Is HRD a Cost centre or Profit centre ?

    Variables of HR audit in a firm.

    Application of TQM in HR.

    Report not be exceed 10 pages and to be submitted via mail at [email protected]

    All groups will give presentation on the report made.

    Readings

    Designing High performance Jobs,HBR,july-Aug 05,pp-55-62

  • HRM:The Emerging Trends, Indian Journal of Industrial Relations,Vol 37,No.3 jan 02 ,pp- 315-330 knowing & doing Critical HR Competencies, Human Capital,Vol 09,No.2,July 2006,pp-27-29

    Redefine The HR Agenda,Human Capital,Vol 09,No.12,May 2006,pp-25-28

    The Four pillars of the Proposed Strategic HRM Dimension Model,Indian Journal of Industrial

    Relations,

    Vol. 40,No.01,July 04,pp-95-10

    A study of HRD concepts structure of HRD department and HRD practices in India,,Vikapla,

    Edition 2001,Vol.26,No.03,pp-49-63

    Human Capital Valuation :An improved model.Management Review,Edition

    2001,Vol.13,No.02,pp-47-55

    HRD for workers,Udyog Pragati,edition 2000,Vol.24,No.01,pp-37-41

    HR accounting Explained,Indian Management ,Edition 2000,Vol.39,No.06,pp-47-48

    HRD should be part of Business starategy,Edition 2001,Vol.40,No.01,pp-59-63

    Accounting and reporting for HR,8M,Edition 1998,Vol.03,No.02,pp-55-62

    TQM on crossroad,8M,Edition.2000,Vol.05,No.02,pp-43-51

    Ethics for Accountant,Finance India,Edition 1999,Vol.08,No.04,pp-1239,1241

    Productivityed h Human resource valuation model,Indian Management

    ,Edition 2001,volume 36,No.07,pp-487-488

    Case 3 : Human Assets ,V.S.Rao,2nd

    Edition,pp-638-640

    Web

    Refrences :

    http://210.210.18.114/EnlightenmentorAreas/finance/CFA/humanResorceAcc.htm

    http://en.allexperts.com/q/Human-Resources-2866/2008/3/HRP-2.htm

    http://finance.isixsigma.com/library/content/c040127a.asp

    http://www.isixsigma.com/library/content/c031008a.asp

    http://www.asq.org/learn-about-quality/total-quality-management/overview/overview.html

    http://www.tqmi.com/newsline/

    http://www.icejobs.com/hrrole_humanresourcesaudit1.htm

    http://www.hraudit.com/tips.html

    http://www.citehr.com/97312-human-resource-audit-functions.html

    Video : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pm0JWmCFsCY http://www.in.com/videos/searchvideo-human-resource-development-in-indian-organisations-

    4c5247902948bb92fed95727755b89190237a3b0-true.html

    No. of

    sessions : 3+2