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Human resource management (HRM) involves managing the system and people that support a company’s business goals. It involves activities like recruitment and interviewing, salary management training, record keeping, and workplace security. The field also covers various legal functions which include the compliance with employment and labor laws. HR managers are required to implement and monitor policies that ensure ethical conduct of employees.
HR professionals use data to make decisions about compensation and benefits like bonuses or salary increases, as well as to track the performance of employees. HR managers must stay on top of the latest trends and legal obligations related to these matters. They can be subject to rapid change. They often collaborate with other departments on strategies that meet the company’s larger goals.
Companies that invest in a high-performing workforce are more productive and sustainability as well as increased profit margins. HR teams have the responsibility of encouraging and assisting employees to realize their full potential. They may employ a process called SWOT analysis to evaluate strengths potential, weaknesses, opportunities and threats, before brainstorming specific ways to capitalize on the former and avoid or minimize the latter.
A good strategy will take a long time to implement. Unfortunately, short-range pressures like budgets and annual plans may make HR managers focus on immediate concerns rather than long-range goals. Successful HR managers understand the importance of patience, perseverance and persistence.