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This 4 page paper looks at the way human resource management within an organization may be improved. The first stage considers the way in which service delivery can be assessed, looking at how information will be gathered and used in a gap analysis. The second section provides a general objective and some specific service aims and evaluation approaches, considers the potential for ongoing improvement within the delivery of HR services. The bibliography cites 3 sources.
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4 pages (~225 words per page)
File: TS14_TEHRobjec.rtf
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only way of achieving this is to consult with the relevant stakeholders, however as the role of HRM can be complex and as such there is a need to assess
not only the direct expectation but also the issues that are impacted as a result of HRM strategies. To undertake this, the most effective approach is the use of a
gap analysis where two main measures are taken. The first is the measure of what is wanted and needed from the HR department; the second measure is that of the
level of service that is currently delivered. With these two measures in place it is possible to assess where there are gaps between the service that is needed or desired
and the service that is being delivered to act as the basis for the plan to improve and as the approach for developing new goals (Huczynski and Buchanan, 2007).
The assessment of these could have been undertaken with an approach gathering data from a number of sources. The first will be with the use of a structured interview with
senior management to assess their needs. This may have direct questions asking them what it is they need from the HR system, but as the views on the role and
duties of a HR department may vary there will also need to be more general questions, concerning more general workplace issues, such as the culture and motivations that is needed.
The same interviews may also assess the perspective of the current levels of service provision. This may also be supplemented with employee surveys to assess expectations and performance issues
from the perspective of the employees. This is likely to be more effective if undertaken as an anonymous questionnaire, such as on paper or through the firms own intranet.
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