This document summarizes a case study on the human resource planning practices of Lupin Pharmaceuticals. It discusses Lupin's history and operations. It then analyzes Lupin's HR planning practices through a survey of 100 employees. The survey examines employees' perceptions of whether HR planning targets are achieved on time, adequate measures are taken for resource requirements, the current workforce is sufficient, work is evenly distributed, and good candidates are found through non-traditional methods. Chi-square tests find both significant agreement and differences in employee opinions. The study aims to understand Lupin's HR planning practices, employee perceptions of them, and the measures adopted.
The planning processes of most best practice organizations not only define what will be accomplished within a
given time-frame, but also the numbers and types of human resources that will be needed to achieve the defined
business goals (e.g., number of human resources; the required competencies; when the resources will be needed; etc.).
The human resources department is a critical component for employees in any business, regardless of its size. This
support system is responsible for everything from payroll to hiring a new employee. Human resource planning is an
extended part of this system, and is used to ultimately structure and meet organizational goals. While a traditional
human resource role serves as an administrative control function, human resource planning develops strategies for
matching the skills and size of the workforce to organizational needs. In other words, the planning system specifically
recruits, trains and restructures the staff/personnel needed to meet business objectives and any changes within the
external environment. Three main responsibilities are important to complete in order to prepare for the planning
process. These responsibilities include forecasting the demand for labor, performing a supply analysis, and balancing
supply and demand considerations.
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with corresponding changes in data and information processing, which are
restructuring our environments. The domain of human resource analytics, which can be
understood as a data and analytical thinking-centred approach to Human Resources
Management, is fast becoming an indispensable part of organisational setups. The
present study explores the existing literature in the field of HR analytics and their
implications for predictive decision-making in organisations. This will also include
critically reviewing the literature on the integration of HR analytics in organisational
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The planning processes of most best practice organizations not only define what will be accomplished within a
given time-frame, but also the numbers and types of human resources that will be needed to achieve the defined
business goals (e.g., number of human resources; the required competencies; when the resources will be needed; etc.).
The human resources department is a critical component for employees in any business, regardless of its size. This
support system is responsible for everything from payroll to hiring a new employee. Human resource planning is an
extended part of this system, and is used to ultimately structure and meet organizational goals. While a traditional
human resource role serves as an administrative control function, human resource planning develops strategies for
matching the skills and size of the workforce to organizational needs. In other words, the planning system specifically
recruits, trains and restructures the staff/personnel needed to meet business objectives and any changes within the
external environment. Three main responsibilities are important to complete in order to prepare for the planning
process. These responsibilities include forecasting the demand for labor, performing a supply analysis, and balancing
supply and demand considerations.
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Human resource planning (HRP) involves forecasting an organization's future human resource needs and determining how to meet those needs. The key aspects of HRP include analyzing the current workforce, forecasting future demand and supply of human resources, identifying gaps between demand and supply, and developing action plans to address gaps. The overall goal is to ensure the right number and types of employees are available when needed. HRP is an ongoing process that is influenced by internal and external factors and aims to align human resource needs with organizational objectives through activities like recruitment, training, and retention.
This document discusses human resource planning and its objectives. It begins by defining HR planning as ensuring the right number and type of employees are in the right places at the right time. The document then covers levels of HR planning from international to organizational levels. It discusses evaluating current HR through internal and external factors. Key aspects of HR planning include job analysis and forecasting demands and supplies to determine surpluses or shortages. The benefits and challenges of HR planning are also summarized.
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Make in India project launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on
September 25th 2014, which is a national program shaped to facilitate
investment (domestic and foreign) in India for foster investment and
innovation and to build a strong and skilled human resource. Rapidly
extending global competition has provided the manufactures from around
the world the opportunities of low cost labour, raw material, high profit
making market. Over focused on the employment generations, growing
trade and increasing economic growth and sustain the overall
development. In order to make India a manufacturing hub its human
resource will play an important role. Human resource element never to be
ignored to build the country’s economic growth, this one is most desired
organ of a business demand careful capitalisation and continuous
innovations. This study discussed about the impact of human resource
valuation for make in India campaign. The make in India campaign will
bring in globalisation which in turn will create tremendous opportunities.
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September 25th 2014, which is a national program shaped to facilitate
investment (domestic and foreign) in India for foster investment and
innovation and to build a strong and skilled human resource. Rapidly
extending global competition has provided the manufactures from around
the world the opportunities of low cost labour, raw material, high profit
making market. Over focused on the employment generations, growing
trade and increasing economic growth and sustain the overall
development. In order to make India a manufacturing hub its human
resource will play an important role. Human resource element never to be
ignored to build the country’s economic growth, this one is most desired
organ of a business demand careful capitalisation and continuous
innovations. This study discussed about the impact of human resource
valuation for make in India campaign. The make in India campaign will
bring in globalisation which in turn will create tremendous opportunities.
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The document summarizes the current workforce profile of Archer Tech Pvt. Ltd., an application development company. It analyzes demographics such as gender diversity (80% male, 20% female), age distribution (30% aged 21-35, 35% aged 35-42), skills and competencies (88% proficient in task A but only 3% in task H), average tenure (30% with over 10 years, 15% with 1-3 years), and turnover rates (12% voluntary, 14% involuntary in 2017). It also provides the demographic profile of top critical positions, noting an average age of 38, majority male gender, Indian/American nationality, and other details. The company needs to shift 30%
The document discusses a study on human resource planning conducted at Archer Tech Pvt. Ltd. It analyzes the company's current workforce profile, including demographics related to gender diversity, age distribution, skills/competencies, tenure, and turnover rates. The profile found that 80% of the workforce is male, 30% are aged 21-35, and the average tenure is 7 years. While current skills meet expectations, future skills needed for new projects are lacking. Turnover is around 15% annually. The study aims to understand workforce needs and identify gaps to effectively plan human resources.
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The document discusses key aspects of human resource management (HRM), including its goals, responsibilities and importance. Some main points:
1) HRM aims to acquire and develop employees' skills, motivate high performance, and ensure commitment to the organization's objectives.
2) The responsibilities of HRM include recruitment and selection, training, performance management, compensation and benefits, employee relations, and compliance.
3) HRM is important because people are the most important resource in any organization. Proper HRM practices help maximize employee productivity and satisfaction to achieve organizational goals.
This document provides an overview of human resource planning. It discusses the importance of human resources to organizations and the need to properly plan for human resource needs. This includes forecasting demand and supply of human resources, identifying factors that influence demand, and using both qualitative and quantitative techniques to forecast human resource requirements. The document also discusses matching forecasted demand to available supply and considering both internal and external labor sources. Finally, it outlines the importance of strategic human resource planning and integrating HR strategies with organizational strategic plans.
This document discusses strategic human resource forecasting and planning. It begins by explaining the importance of viewing human resources strategically and integrating HR into organizational strategy and planning. It then discusses the concepts of strategy, planning, and forecasting for HR professionals. Finally, it provides an introduction to the subsequent chapters which will profile the HR practices of two companies, Voltas and Onida, and discuss conclusions about strategic human resource management.
Strategic HR resourcing emphasizes finding people whose attitudes align with management's vision for success. Business and resourcing strategies must be integrated so HR can implement the business strategy.
Human resource planning involves determining current and future staffing needs. It includes forecasting demand and supply, analyzing gaps, and creating action plans for recruitment, training, flexibility arrangements, and downsizing. The objectives are obtaining the right people, optimizing resource use, and adapting to changes.
A. HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
Objective:
The objective of the course is to familiarize students with different aspects of managing human resources in the organization through the phases of acquisition , development and retention.
UNIT-I
Nature and scope of HRM - Difference between Personnel Management and HRM Functions of HRM - Environment of HRM - Strategic HRM.
UNIT-II
Human Resource Planning - Recruitment - Selection - Methods of Selection - Use of various tests - Interview techniques in selection - Placement.
UNIT-III
Induction – Importance - Meaning of Training and Development - Training Methods - Techniques - Identification of Training needs.
UNIT-IV
Performance Appraisal –Definition – Need for Performance Appraisal – Objectives – Process - Methods – Compensation.
UNIT-V
Transfer - Promotion and termination of services - Career development - Mentoring - HRM Audit - Nature - Benefits - Scope - Approaches
Text Books:
1. Dr. J. Jayasankar - Human Resource Management –Margham Publications
2. Dr. C.D. Balaji – Human Resource Management – Margham Publications
3. Sundar & Srinivasan J –Essentials of Human Resource Management –Vijay Nicole Imrints
4. Murugesan G –Human Resource Management – Laxmi Publications Pvt. Ltd
5. Aswathappa K - Human Resource and Personnel Management
6. Guptha C B- Human Resource Management –Sulthan Chand &Sons.
Books for Reference:
1. Memoria CB - Personnel Management
2. Subba Rao P - Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations
3. Prasad - Getting the right people - MacMillan I Ltd
4. Pattanayak - Human Resources Management - Prentice - Hall of India
5. Decenzo/Robbins - Personnel/Human Resource Management - Prentice - Hall of India
6. Saiyadain Mirza - Human Resource Management –
7. Venkataratanam - Personnel Management & Human Resources –
8. Saxena - Marketing Management - Tata McGraw Hill Pub
9. A. M. Sheikh - Human Resource Development & Management.
10. Dwivedi RS - Human Relations and Organization Behavior
Human resources planning identifies current and future human resource needs to achieve organizational goals. It should link to the overall strategic plan. An aging workforce and demands for qualified workers underscore the importance of effective planning. Planning includes creating strategies for recruitment, retention, flexibility, talent management, and absence management. Best practices define needed human resources to achieve goals, including numbers, competencies, and timing. Competency-based management assesses gaps between current and needed capacities, and designs programs to close gaps like hiring, learning, and succession. Planning is ongoing to best use an organization's human resources by ensuring fit between employees and jobs while avoiding shortages or surpluses.
MBA SEM 3 |HR PAPER 1| MODULE 1|
MANPOWER PLANNING , RECRUITMENT & SELECTION|
Mod 1
RTMNU NAGPUR UNIVERSITY
By Jayanti R Pande
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Human Resource Planning (HRP) involves forecasting an organization's future demand for and supply of employees. It ensures the organization will have the right number and types of qualified people in the right places and times to achieve organizational objectives. HRP is a continuous process that is part of corporate planning and involves forecasting personnel needs, analyzing current staffing levels, and developing recruitment, training, and other programs to close any gaps between demand and supply. The goal of HRP is to link human resources with organizational strategy and ensure optimal staffing that benefits both the organization and employees.
This document discusses strategic human resource management. It begins by defining SHRM and explaining its meaning and importance. It then outlines the strategic process, including strategy formulation and strategic implementation. It discusses how SHRM ensures HR is integrated into strategic planning. The document also covers scanning the external environment, SHRM roles and responsibilities, and various HRM strategies.
The document discusses the scope and functions of human resource management (HRM). It defines HRM as managing people within an organization, focusing on recruiting, developing and compensating employees. The key functions of HRM include planning human resources needs, organizing job roles, directing employee activities, and controlling performance. Specific HRM functions mentioned are recruitment, training, compensation, and maintaining legal and ethical compliance in managing employees.
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Human Resource Planning Practices A Case Study Of Lupin Pharmaceuticals
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Human Resource Planning Practices – a Case Study of Lupin Pharmaceuticals
Authors
Dr Rajendra Mishra, Associate Professor,
The Business School, University of Jammu.
Lekha Nagar, Research Scholar,
The Business School, University of Jammu.
ABSTRACT
Continuous changes and development in service / product and process technology, various functions in
Manufacturing and service industries in recent decades demand for the competitive edge in HRM
practices. The present research study stresses on Human Resource Planning Practices. HRP practices is
all about efficient management; efficient stategic management and primarily the efficient management
of human resource in an organisation. It is important that the organizations adopt the appropriate and
effective tools of human resource planning practices. This research aims to figure out the practices,
employee perception and measures adopted by Lupin Pharmaceutical for Human resource planning
practices. Chi square test is applied at (.05 or 5 %) significance level in this paper to check the
authenticity of data given by the respondents. Findings suggests that it is difficult to assess accurate HR
planning practices because practices itself does not produce right or wrong answers, but it produces a
series of alternatives from which the right course of action can be chosen.
Keywords: Workforce; Measures; Technology; career progression; Policy implementation etc.
1. INTRODUCTION
Rapid transitions and transformations in the field of Human Resource Management (HRM) are creating
curiosity among the practitioners, academicians and researchers towards the new dimensions of the
HRM and the administrative structure of the organisations has also dramatically changed. Over the
years, the approaches towards HRM have undergone dramatic development. Today the HRM and its
functions are perceived completely different from the way these were viewed in gone years. The days
are gone when the main function of HRM that was once identified and known as personnel
management, that is to fulfill the objective "security and happiness" of employees as a "welfare officer".
The function was only limited to carrying out activities of record-keeping and maintenance. By the
passage of time, the HRM has developed "from being reactive, administrative and prescriptive to being
proactive, executive and descriptive" (Budhwar and Khatri, 2001). The main functions of HRM have
transformed into a "strategic partner, sharing comparable boardroom position with diversified segments
such as marketing, finance and accounting" (Ferris, et. al 1999).
Human resource planning is a two dimensional process of activities which on one hand includes planning
for the adequate number of skilled, qualified, and competent human resource for an organisation and
on the other hand planning for human resource management practices to ensure the acheivement of
business and organisational objectives and goal of better performance, better external image and
positive results. At a generic level Human Resource Planning is a task of answering three questions; what
are the requirements of the business enterprise? , what needs to be done to meet those requirements
of human resource? And what strategies and plans would organisation adopts so that their
requirements are met?
The human resource in an organisation, especially with respect to the availability of talent is primarily
dependent on its Human Resource Planning and talent acquisition practices. There is a big risk of the
presence of inferior or poor quality human resource, if these human resource planning practices are
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disrupted or a systematic approach for the same is not followed. When Human Resource Planning in an
organisation is not appropriate or lacks a scientific approach, the major result is a disturbed pool of
human resource i.e. excess or scarce human resource in terms of both quantity and quality. Therefore a
scientific, systematic, effective and rational approach to Human Resource Planning is essential in every
progressive organisation. The performances of human resource who work for an organisation or firm
are the ultimately held responsible for taking its organisation to successive heights. Human Resource
Planning protects the organisation from selecting the wrong people whose underachievement could
result in huge costs to the organisation. Human Resource Planning focuses on recruiting human resource
with the adequate skills and competencies to do their jobs effectively thereby taking the organisation
towards the path of progress. Human Resource Planning is the most important component of the entire
human resource system of an organisation. The success of this component determines the total quality
of human resource in the organisation. Human Resource Planning is a process focused towards the
future, estimating the future requirements in terms of human resource, the quality of human resource
needed to achieve organisational goals and objectives. Human Resource Planning is a very important
and crucial portion of the complete business or corporate plan of an organisation, therefore if Human
Resource Planning wishes to be successful it needs to analyze and anticipate the organisational goals
and objectives for a given period of time.
Series of Human Resource Planning
According to Wickstrom, “Human resource Planning consists of a series of activities as given follow
(a) Forecasting future human resource requirements either in terms of mathematical
Projections of trends in the economic development and development in the industry, or in terms of
judgmental estimates based upon the specific future plans of a company;
(b) Designing an inventory of present human resource resources are identified and assessing the extent
to which these resources are employed optimally;
(c) Anticipating human resource problems by projecting present resources into the future and
comparing them with the forecast of requirements to determine their adequacy, both qualitatively and
competitively; and
(d) Planning the necessary programmes of requirement, selection, training, and development, utilisation
of human resource transfer, promotion, motivation and compensation to ensure that future and current
human resource requirements are properly met.
Objectives of human resource planning
The objectives of human resource planning are to maintain and improve the organisations ability to
achieve its goals and objectives by developing strategies that will primarily result into optimum
contribution of human resources. For this purpose, Stainer has suggested the following nine strategies
for the human resource planners;
1. Human resource planner should collect, interpret and maintain relevant information regarding human
resources in an organisation.
2. Human resource planner should report periodically human resource goals objectives, requirements
and existing employment and allied futures of human resource.
3. Human resource planner should develop techniques and procedures to determine the requirements
of different types of human resource over a period of time from the stand point of organisations goals
and objectives.
4. Human resource planner should develop measures of human resource efficient utilisation as
component of forecasts of human resource requirements along with independent valuation.
5. Human resource planner should employ suitable techniques leading to effective allocation of work
with a view to improving human resource adequate utilisation;
6. Human resource planner should conduct research to determine factors hampering the contribution of
the groups and individuals to the organisation with a view to modifying or removing these handicaps.
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7. Human resource planner should develop and employ methods of economic assessment of human
resources reflecting its futures as income generator and costs and accordingly improving the quality of
decisions affecting the human resource planning practices.
8. Human resource planner should evaluate the procurement, promotion and retention of the effective
human resources
9. Human resource planner should appropriately analyze the dynamic process of recruitment,
promotion and loss to the organisation and control these processes with a view to maximizing group
and individual performance without involving high cost.
Over view of Lupin Pharmaceutical
Deriving its name from the Lupin Roussel flower which is blessed to have healing characteristics, the
company started its pharma business in 1968. Incorporated in 1972, it started a formulations unit and
an in house research and development initiative 1980. Initiating with a concentration on the anti-TB
segment in 1982 now it is the one of the leader in the world in the medicine Ethambutol. Lupin
pharmaceuticals, manufacturing one of its major anti-TB bulk drugs Rifampicin. The foreign Exports has
increased from bulk drug to formulations. Lupin enjoyed recognition and importance in 1995 as an
export house. It has agrochemicals unit & plants at 5 locations, most of which are on the international
standard.
Value of Lupin pharmaceutical
‘Today, Lupin is at a very crucial stage of its evolution, well on course on its desired destination to
emerge as a international generics powerhouse - a point in time where company find only a new
dimension of energy and innovation brewing within Lupin's top position and file, but most importantly,
a keen sense of strategy to achieve and prosper.’ Dr Kamal Sharma Managing Director
ASSURANCES AT LUPIN
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Human Resource Management Practices.
Organizational Development.
Fostering a Quality-conscious organizational culture.
Performance Appraisals and Remuneration.
Career Sustainment.
Healthy Industrial Relations.
SCOPE OF THE STUDY
Human resources or the employees are asset for any organization and specifically for the
manufacturing units, where workers act as the talent pool. Due to the importance of human resources,
human resource planning is also in the limelight these days. To apply the employee’s efficiency it is
mandatory to have full detail about the employee as well as the assignment for which human resource is
available. Human resource planning will be crucial to the Lupin Pharmaceuticals, as it administers the
generational change taking place in the human resource. Labor market supply and demand factors, work
and family considerations, and equity and diversity issues are rapidly taking place. For example, The
Company has an older age profile and its workforce is mature aged and significant numbers of senior
staff are approaching retirement, which means valuable corporate knowledge could be lost. Hence, in
this dynamic scenario, the importance of human resource planning can’t be neglected. On the other
hand appropriate HRP practices require assessing the arrangement of services offered by an HR
department. Hence effective implementation of HRP policies secures utmost importance. This research
work focuses on practices, employee perception and measures adopted by Lupin for Human resource
planning.
Objectives of the study
To analyze the practices used by Lupin for HR Planning.
To study the emp
loyees perception about the HR Planning Practices at Lupin.
To identify the measures adopted by Lupin for HR planning Practices.
Hypothesis
The HR Planning practices have positive effect on demand and supply of employees at Lupin.
Employees have neg
ative perception about the HR Planning practices at Lupin.
Sampling plan
Sample Unit: Employees and officials from HR department of Lupin located at Jammu
Sample Size: 100 employees.
Research approach
Survey (Primary data is collected through self structured questionnaire).
Questionnaire
1. Lupin HR Planning targets achieve in time?
S.NO. OPINION NO. PERCENT (%)
1 Strongly agree 40 40%
2 Agree 40 40%
3 Strongly disagree 10 10%
4 Disagree 10 10%
χ2 = 42.8 df = 3, χ2 (.05) = 7.73
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When it is asked to the Lupin officials that Lupin properly works out on HR Planning, then
majority of 40 % and 40 % respondents were strongly agree and agree respectively while only 10% were
disagree and 10% is strongly disagree. The chi square value radically shows that opinion of the
respondents was significantly identical on asking HR Planning.
2. Adequate measures are adopted for human resource requirement?
S.NO. OPINION NO. PERCENT (%)
1 Strongly agree 35 35%
2 Agree 25 25%
3 Strongly disagree 26 26%
4 Disagree 14 14%
χ2 = 41.6 df = 3, χ2 (.05) = 7.81
On asking to the respondents about adoption of appropriate HR requirements, then group of 35 % and
25 % were strongly agree and agree respectively and only 26% and 14% were disagree and strongly
disagree in that order. The chi square value entirely shows that the opinion of respondent was
significantly similar and majority of employees is in favor that Lupin adopt appropriate practices.
3. Lupin is having sufficient number of current employees?
S.NO. OPINION NO. PERCENT (%)
1 Strongly agree 14 14%
2 Agree 38 38%
3 Strongly disagree 40 40%
4 Disagree 16 16%
χ2 = 17.36 df = 3, χ2 (.05) = 7.81
When it was asked to the employees Lupin is having sufficient employees, then only 14 %
Were strongly agree and 38 % were agree While the majority of 40 % and 16 % were disagree
and strongly disagree respectively. The chi square value completely shows that the opinion of
respondents was significantly different on this fact.
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4. Current employees are overloaded in LUPIN?
S.NO. OPINION NO. PERCENT (%)
1 Strongly agree 14 14%
2 Agree 21 21%
3 Strongly disagree 24 24%
4 Disagree 41 41%
χ2 = 17.4 d f= 3, χ2 (.05) = 7.83
On asking to the respondents that Current employees are overloaded in LUPIN, only 14 % and
21 % of them were strongly agree and agree in that order and mass of 41 % were disagree
and 24 % were strongly disagree with the statement. Also chi square value depicts that the
opinion of respondents was significantly different.
5. Work equally distributed among the employees because of existing HR Planning
Process?
S.NO. OPINION NO. PERCENT (%)
1 Strongly agree 10 10%
2 Agree 23 23%
3 Strongly disagree 27 27%
4 Disagree 40 40%
χ2 = 25.36 df = 3, χ2 (.05) = 7.81
When it was asked to the employees that Work is uniformly distributed among the
employees, then only 10 % were strongly agree and 23 % were agree While the majority of 40
% and 27 % were disagree and strongly disagree respectively. The chi square value
Completely shows that the opinion of respondents was significantly different on this fact.
6. How well HR finds good candidates from non traditional methods when necessary?
S.NO. OPINION NO. PERCENT (%)
1 Excellent 09 09%
2 Good 21 21%
3 Adequate 47 47%
4 Poor 23 23%
χ2 = 30.4 df = 3, χ2 (.05) = 7.81
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On asking respondents to rate how well HR finds good candidates from non traditional sources, only 23
% said poor and 47 % of them said adequate and 21 % said very good while 09 % said excellent. Also chi
square value depicts that the opinion of respondents was significantly different.
7. LUPIN has comprehensive job-descriptions for all the positions?
S.NO. OPINION NO. PERCENT (%)
1 Strongly agree 30 30%
2 Agree 36 36%
3 Strongly disagree 11 11%
4 Disagree 23 23%
χ2 = 14.26 df = 3, χ2 (.05) = 7.87
When it was asked to the employees that LUPIN has comprehensive job-descriptions, then 30 %
were strongly agree and 36 % were agree While only 23 % and 11 % were disagree and
strongly disagree respectively. The chi square value completely shows that the opinion of
respondents was significantly different on this fact
8. HR Planning in the organization helps to analyze effective utilization of human resources?
S.NO. OPINION NO. PERCENT (%)
1 Strongly agree 16 16%
2 Agree 46 46%
3 Strongly disagree 14 14%
4 Disagree 24 24%
χ2 = 31.96 df = 3, χ2 (.05) = 7.81
On asking to the respondents that HR Planning helps to analyze effective utilization
of human resources, 16 % and 46 % of them were strongly agree and agree in that order and
24 % were disagree and 14 % were strongly disagree with the statement. Also chi square
value depicts that the opinion of respondents was significantly different.
9. Rate the performance of HR department in HR Planning Process?
S.NO. OPINION NO. PERCENT (%)
1 Excellent 12 12%
2 Good 20 20%
3 Adequate 50 50%
4 Poor 18 18%
χ2 = 39.6 df = 3, χ2 (.05) = 7.81
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On asking respondents to rate performance of HR department in HR Planning, only
18 % said poor and 50 % of them said adequate and 20 % said very good while 12 % said
excellent. Also chi square value depicts that the opinion of respondents was significantly
different.
10. FINDINGS
Majorityof the employees are quite satisfied with HRP practices and view the LUPIN as a good
place to work.
Most of the employees of LUPIN belongs to different age groups and are spending
dissimilar service period with the organization.
The management of LUPIN, Jammu has defined the HR planning process and system
within the organization. But some officials were not sure about it.
HR planning is a regular process in LUPIN which is conducted by the human resources
department after a regular or defined time span.
Most of the officials were having a different view regarding the transparency in the process of
HR Planning.
Somewhere employers do not adequately and transparently communicate recruitment
process.
Manpower in such areas where there are high levels of demand is partially provided.
It is found that employees are more committed towards their job to get higher reward and
appreciation. This attitude towards their jobs is a sign of good job description.
Most of the employees agree that work allotment is somewhat partial.
Employees have mutual cooperation and share their experiences to help the other employee
that is a symbol of good HR planning.
Most of the employees especially ground level employees are not happy with physical working
conditions.
Most of the officials were in the favor that they consider all the factors that facilitate the HRP
process.
Most of the officials were in the favor that they maintain the record of the employees.
Job Description is clearly defined to the employees, so that they can perform their job without
any hurdle.
Some employees said that promotions are not strictly based on performance, somewhere
seniority is considered for it.
More than 60 % employees are satisfied with the performance of HR department at LUPIN and
remaining is waiting for the change in some policies for effective HR planning and audit
CONCLUSION
Establishing a HR Planning framework is a major achievement, that enables an organization to ensure
how best to use its human resources to achieve outputs and outcomes. Employee plays crucial role in
the success of business organization, it is important that organization should put consideration and
careful planning into human resource practices. It is imperative that your Human resource practices
should correspond with your business plans. Human resource planning is an ongoing process.
Organization must continually monitor and forecast personnel needs and concerns. Human resource
planning is something that you can learn and improve on through experience and effort. HRP helps to
link the long term purpose, goals and objectives of the HR function/HR plans. It also examines what
people are presently doing in their jobs in the organization. It examines and analyze what kinds of
people are doing the work at present and the present strengths and weaknesses of the HR policies.
Finally it compares present and future
jobs/people/HR practices.
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SUGGESTIONS
Changing culture requires leaders to understand the learning process dynamics and how the
learning and unlearning of assumptions and beliefs can be manipulated to modify human needs
and behavior.
Effective HRP requires equal standards against which procedures and implementation of
policies are assessed. In the absence of equal standards, policies are assessed with subjectivity,
which may destroy the process of HRP.
One training program should not be designed to serve a numerous of purposes because it may
be unclear and difficult & results into failure. The solution is to separate training and assessment
program should be designed for development of employees.
HR planning should be job-related. Job description should be given to the employees. Bring
them into the line of organization's goals with the job objectives so that every employee’s work
lead to the organizational goal.
Since the goal of HR planning system is to achieve the organizational goal. Hence there is
immense need to coach the employee before and after appointment regularly. Provide the
resources required by them to get to the management's expectations.
Provide training and development for new and experienced employees that enhances critical
competencies and behaviors.
Create career development systems that identify, prepare, and promote employees whose
experience and skills match the demands of higher-level positions.
Design the system which is free from biasness and favoritism because it discourages the
employee when it comes to appointment of employees in a long run case.
Review the systems that support the on-going relationship with the employee. This includes
looking at the performance management system, assessing the state of your compensation
structures, training and development, plus looking how you handle employee
grievances or complaints.
LUPIN should review its existing human resource policies to ensure completeness and
relevance to the department’s current context; ensure widespread communication and
understanding of human resource policies; regularly monitor compliance to human resource
policies; and update human resources policies on an ongoing basis.
When management establishes targets in their human resource plan, management should
ensure that strategies are established to achieve those targets.
Suitable policies and procedures to support the development and management of human
resources are established, maintained, and communicated.
LUPIN should consider developing a multi-year integrated business and human resource
plan for the department that is adjusted annually to reflect the priorities of the current year.
LUPIN must consider all the available options for strategically promoting job openings and
encouraging suitable candidates to apply.
Determine the gap between where your organization wants to be in the future and where
you are now. The gap analysis includes identifying the number of staff and the skills and
abilities required in the future in comparison to the current situation.
HR Planning and audit objectives can be achieved successfully when there is a link or
alignment between organizational and unit objectives so to avoid the conflict between team
and organization's objectives.
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