Management
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................5
TASK 1............................................................................................................................................5
1.1 Difference between personal management and human resource management .....................5
1.4 Analyze the impact of the legal and regulatory framework on human resource management
on Italian restaurant .....................................................................................................................7
TASK 2............................................................................................................................................8
2.3 Evaluate the effectiveness of the recruitment and selection techniques in two organizations
....................................................................................................................................................10
TASK 3...........................................................................................................................................11
3.2 The process of job evaluation and other factors which determine pay................................11
TASK 4..........................................................................................................................................13
4.3 Examine the impact of the legal and regulatory framework on employment cessation
arrangements..............................................................................................................................14
CONCLUSION .............................................................................................................................14
REFERENCES .............................................................................................................................15
TASK 1
1.1 Difference between personal management and human resource management
Around the end of the 19th century, history of personnel management begins. Initially, it
was framed for the purpose of providing protection to women and girls. The main aim behind
developing HR policies was to improve working conditions. During the First World War,
changes were raised and women were recruited in large numbers to fill the gaps left by men.
After that, job of labour manager or employment manager came into exists and large departments
were made to handle absence, recruitment, dismissal, queries over bonuses and other kinds of
issues in a proper manner (Huemann, Keegan and Turner, 2007). With the changes arise in
economy and global market, a way of recruiting, retaining and motivating employees were also
changed. During the 1945s, the new term personal management was defined which integrated
employment management and welfare work together. During the 1970s and 1980s, motivation
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1.4 Analyze the impact of the legal and regulatory framework on human resource management
on Italian restaurant
Recruitment and selection is very important part for any organization and transparency is
required in this whole process to recruit best talented employees. In order to establish new
restaurant, it is essential for HR manager to follow legal law and regulations developed by UK
government (Jackson, Schuler and Werner, 2011).
Sex Discrimination Act 1995/97: According to this law, it is responsibility of management of
company to equal treat with their employees without any discrimination at workplace. Indirect
and direction discrimination on the basis of the age, gender and their marital status are illegal in
National minimum wage act: It is essential for organization to follow this legislation
which emphasizes on that employee gets a minimum wage rate per hour (Kozlowski and
Salas, 2009). By considering this law, HR consultant of Mamma Mia restaurants will be
able to provide fair wages to their workforce as per the guidelines set by government.
Equal pay act 1970: As per this law, it is responsibility of newly appointed HR consultant
to ensure that there is no discrimination with the employees in employment on the basis
of financial terms (Lo, 2015).
Data Protection Act 1998: This act was developed to protect anyone to use personal
information of individuals for their own usage. In addition, it can be helpful for
organization to protect people's fundamental rights and freedoms. For example any data
or personal records of the employee and worker must be kept confidential. With is the
company related data must also be kept disclosed.
Casual Vacancies- There are so many uncertainties with employees in a company such
as, uncertain death, physical inability, etc. hence human resource planning is needed for
smooth functioning of an organization (Huemann, Keegan and Turner, 2007).
Besides that, in the context of starting up a new Social Care Home locally, new firm will require
4 managers and 20 support workers. In order to perform various activities such as marketing,
recruitment, administration and finance activities, care home will require talented and skillful
workforce. In this regard human resource planning process will be beneficial for company
(Guest, 2007). Despite of that, HRP will be required for organization in conducting different
functions such as analyze enterprise objectives, forecasting demand and supply of human
resource, estimating manpower gaps and formulating the human resource action plan etc.
2.2 Stages involved in planning human resource requirements
In order to ensure right candidates for right job, Social care home can consider human
resource planning process that can be explored as follow.
Analyzing organization objectives: The main aim objective of company is to recruit best
and talented employees for providing quality of services to customers at affordable price.
Inventory of human capital: At this stage, current number of employees, their capacity,
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For internal recruitment, Tesco looks after its talent plan to fill the vacancy. Internally the
employees performance is judged for promotions (Lo, 2015). If no suitable candidate is there
then it advertises its advertisement on its internal portal. So the Tescos plan of recruitment and
selection is more feasible (Huemann, Keegan and Turner, 2007).
2.3 Evaluate the effectiveness of the recruitment and selection techniques in two organizations
The effectiveness of recruitment and selection processes have followed in Tesco and Asda
can be compared on the basis of different parameters.
Table 2: Comparison of recruitment and selection techniques in two organizations
Psychological, processes.
psychometric, aptitude
and practical tests are
conducted (Dimba,
2010).
TASK 3
Performance With adoption of reward system, both the employee and the organization
benefited from it. The productivity of the organisation increased, they got quality work.
Salaries And Wages-The relationship between the employees and top managers became
healthy. Performance of the employee increased and they started working hard to achieve
organisational and there own personal goals which in turn help the employees to earn
more.
Lectures and Conferences: This off the job method helps the employees to get knowledge
through lectures and conferences. These program starts with lecture and conference. It is
a verbal way to train employees. These lectures and presentation motivate employees.
The subject must be good enough. All over the corporate sectors and in education
institutes it is the most common form of training.
Job Rotation:It is a training process in which employees get rotated by series of similar
jobs. Rotation help employees in performing their task with quality. It also takes away the
boredom and allows to develop a good interpersonal relationship with large number of
employees.
Complex techniques- Tesco uses these techniques which includes critical reviewing such
as internet monitoring, wire tapping, GPS tracking, interaction on social media, etc.
In order to understand exit procedure, Tesco and Asda enterprise can be taken. HR
management of Tesco is followed a particular procedure for all the employees leaving the
organization on a permanent basis. Before the employees leave the organization, some steps are
followed that can be enlisted as follow (Purcell and Hall, 2015). Exit interview, means the face
to face interview of the employee who is leaving the job. This method is used totoknow what
employee is thinking about the work place, the working environment and to know the reason of
their leaving the job (Kozlowski and Salas, 2009). In addition, pension arrangements on leaving
are also provided to some employees (who are above the age of 50 -55) on the basis of their
experience and contribution in firm. On the other side, HR department of Asda is emphasized on
Standard Exit Survey- This survey is related to the employee . For example: Is he happy
with the past staff?, reason of leaving the company, etc. Then these data reliability is been
checked with the the statistical data.(Tittel, 2011)
Face To Face Interview-lastly, face to face interview is taken for the workers well-being
and the improvement needed in the company regarding other employees, working
conditions.
4.3 Examine the impact of the legal and regulatory framework on employment cessation
arrangements
Law and regulatory frameworks in the UK directly affects the cessation of employees.
Without any fair reason, any organization cannot terminate employee from employment (Tsui
and Lai, 2009). If employer will not follow legislation developed by UK government then
employees are free to take legal action against the employer. There are two types of
terminations. They are:
Lawful Termination - these terminations are based:
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2. On The Basis Of Contract- in this type, the contract gets terminated once the employees
complete the work for which they were hired.
This lawful termination does not affect the organization working. Overall these termination leads
to efficiency and effectiveness in the organization. Where all the targets are achieved.
Unlawful terminations- Unlawful terminations such as a company at loss, fire its maximum
employees without the notice period. These terminations affect the goodwill of the company
(Kozlowski and Salas, 2009).
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