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03 HRM Strategy and Analysis

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Human Resource Management
Strategy and Analysis
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KIA motors case
The Challenges
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2006 financial crisis
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•
Sales falling
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Japanese and Chinese companies
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Employee turnover (31%)
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Company strategy
Raising the competencies as a global
maker in all areas
1.strengthen basic competitiveness
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(production costs/final
products)
2.exclude unnecessary elements through
advanced system
3.invest in future business with R&D
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The new human resource management
strategy
Improve
Low employee engagement
tied to poor performance
Poor morale and
communications
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employee
engagement
improve
performance and
lower turnover
support
company
strategy 1
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How to execute an employee engagement
strategy
1.Measureable objectives
(reduce turnover cost by 10 %,etc.)
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2.Leadership development program
(rate leadership skills by 360-degree)
3.Employee recognition program
(“Outstanding Awards”, “thank you cards”)
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How to execute an employee engagement
strategy
4.Improve internal communications
(KIA vision, employee forum)
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5.Employee development
program
(identify and create training plans for each
employee)
6.Compensation and other policies
(new employee handbook and HR
procedures)
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The results
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Employee engagement and
communications improved based on
survey.
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Turnover fell from 31% to 15%(2007) to
5%(2008) and finally to 2%(2009).
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Recruitment and turnover costs were
71% less.
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The Strategic
Management Process
Ø The Management Planning Process
• Setting objectives
• Making planning forecasts
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• Reviewing courses of action
• Evaluation
• Choosing and implementing
p The Hierarchy of Goals
p Policies and Procedures
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What is Strategic Planning?
• Strategic plan vs
Strength
business model
(method for making money)
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• Strategy
(A course of action)
threat
competitive
advantage
opportunity
• Strategic
management
(identifying and executing the
organization’s strategic plan)
weakness
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The Strategic
Management Process
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• Coca-cola : beverages
“What business are we
in?”
• What products do we
sell?
• Where do we sell them?
• How do our products
differ from competitors?
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• PepsiCo :
beverages/chips/oatmeal
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“Are we in the right business given our strength and
weaknesses?”
• Audit and study. How?
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Worksheets (for environment scanning)
SWOT : Strengths/ Weaknesses/ Opportunities/ Threats
PEST : Political/ Economic/ Social/ Technological factors
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E
P
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T
PEST
Political factors
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Economic factors
Social factors
Technological factors
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“What should our new business be?”
• Vision statement
(general statement of firm’s
direction in
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broad terms.)
PepsiCo : Performance with purpose
performance
with purpose
• Mission statement
(what the company’s main tasks are
today.)
Ford : Quality is Job#1
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Performance with purpose
From PepsiCo
• Products
Reduce sugar/fat/salt
Access to healthier options
•3 Planet
Positive water impact
Lower carbon emissions
Source sustainably
Reduce waste
• People
Advance respect for human rights
Support diversity
Spur prosperity
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“Translate new direction
into strategic goals”
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• Ford : Quality is Job#1
à “no more than 1
initial defect per
10,000 cars”
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“Choose strategies that will
enable company to achieve
strategic goals”
• no more than 1 initial 3
defect per 10,000 cars
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Planning new employee
selection/new training
programs/new high-tech
plants
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“Strategy execution”
Translating strategies into action
• Hiring new people/build new factories/plants
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“Evaluation”
Things don’t always turn out as planned
• periodically
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Types of Strategies
1.
Corporate
Strategy
2.
Competitive
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Strategy
3.
Functional
Strategy
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Corporate Strategy
• Identifies the
1. Concentration
portfolio of
2. Diversification
businesses that, in
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3. Vertical Integration
total, comprise the
4. Consolidation
company and how
5. Geographic
these businesses
expansion
relate to each other
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Competitive Strategy
• A strategy that identifies how to build and
strengthen the business’s long-term
competitive position in the marketplace,
which is also known3 as business-level
competitive strategy.
• Builds around competitive advantages
(1) Cost Leadership
(2) Differentiation
(3) Focusers
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Functional Strategy
• A strategy that identifies the broad
activities that each department will
pursue in order to help the business
accomplish its3 competitive goals.
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What is Strategic
Human Resource Management?
Strategic human
resource management –
means formulating and
executing human
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resource policies and
practices that produce
the employee
competencies and
behaviors the company
needs to achieve its
strategic aims.
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Strategic Human Resource
Management Tools
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Strategy map
• “profitability”
↑
• “more customers”
“fly fewer planes”
↑
• “fast turnaround”
↑
• “motivated crew”
↑
• “high-performance
HR strategy”
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HR scorecard
• Process of quantifying strategy
map’s activities
• e.g. Quantifies HR
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activities/resulting employee
behavior/resulting firm-wide
strategic outcomes
• Balanced scorecard approach
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Digital dashboard
• Picture is worth
thousand words
• Graphs &Charts
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HR Metrics,
Benchmarking,
and Data
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Analytics
Measuring results of HR practices
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Human resource metrics
• The Quantitative gauge of a
human resource management
activity, such as3 employee
turnover, hours of training per
employee, or qualified
applicants per position.
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Benchmarking – SHRM services
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Benchmarking
• How are we doing in relation to
e.g. other companies
• SHRM benchmarking
service
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Strategy and Strategy-Based
Metrics
• How are we doing in relation to
our strategic goals/aims
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• Strategy-Based Metrics
(focusing on measuring activities
that contribute to strategic aims)
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What Are HR Audits?
An analysis to determine what
a company has to accomplish
to improve HR function and
where it stands.
• Employee relations
• Mandated benefits
• Group benefits
Usually includes
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Payroll
• Roles and headcount
• Documentation
• Compliance with legislation
• Training and development
• Recruitment and selection
• Employee communications
• Compensation
• Termination and transition
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High-Performance Work
Systems(HPWS)
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