Activities
Core activities of HR department:
- ✎ Staffing
This includes the activities of hiring new employees for the association. Staffing activities include:
- Identifying and fulfilling talent needs (through recruitment, primarily)
- Utilizing various recruitment technologies to acquire a high volume of applicants (and to filter based on experience)
- Terminating contracts when necessary
- Maintaining ethical hiring practices and aligning with the regulatory environment
- Writing employee contracts and negotiating salary and benefits
- ✎ Development
On-boarding new employees and providing resources for continued development is a key investment for organizations, and HR is charged with maintaining a developmental approach to existing human resources. Development activities include:
- Training and preparing new employees for their role
- Providing training opportunities to keep employees up to date in their respective fields
- Preparing management prospects and providing feedback to employees and managers
- ✎ Compensation
Salary and benefits are also within the scope of human resource management. This includes identifying appropriate compensation based on role, performance, and legal requirements. Compensation activities include:
- Setting compensation levels to match the market, using benchmarks such as industry standards for a given job function
- Negotiating group health insurance rates, retirement plans, and other benefits with management.
Discussing raises and other compensation increases or decreases with employees in the organization - Ensuring compliance with legal and cultural expectations when it comes to employee compensation
- ✎ Safety and Health
One of the best practices in BKMEA by the HR department is include careful considering of safety and health concerns for employees. Safety and health activities include:
- Ensuring good health of Employees by giving proper leisure time.
- Give release for days if the employee get sick
- Providing medical assistance in the office.
- ✎ Employer and Secretariat Relations
Defending secretariat’s rights and mediating disagreements between the organization and its human resources is another novel work of HR department. Employer and secretariat relations activities include:
- Mediating disagreements between employees and employers
- Mediating disagreements between employees and other employees
- Considering claims of harassment and other workplace abuses
- Discussing employee rights with board, management, and stakeholders
- Acting as the voice of the organization or the voice of the employees during any broader organizational issues pertaining to employee welfare