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Manpower Planning
People are the most valuable resource
available to business and need to be managed
effectively.
The Human Resource (HR) department is
responsible for this important task.
Manpower Planning
Manpower planning involves the Human
Resources (HR) manager ensuring that the
business has enough skilled workers to do all
the jobs needed in the business, so that it can
achieve its goals.
The HR manager does this in three steps.
Step 3 Recruitment/Redundancy
If demand exceeds supply (i.e. if the business
needs more employees than it has), the
strategy is to recruit more employees.
If supply exceeds demand (i.e. if the business
has too many workers), the strategy is to make
some of the existing employees redundant.
Step 3 Recruitment/Redundancy
Example contd.
The airline will have to start recruiting 20 pilots
now to be ready to start work next July.
Homework Questions
Use a ladder graphic organiser to list the
functions of a HR manager, using the Animoto
from class, which is also on the website.
Explain the purpose of Manpower planning
and what it involves.
Referencing
Some information for these slides was taken
from:
Murphy, W. (2015). 21st Century Business:
Business for Leaving Certificate, Revised
Edition. Dublin: CJ Fallon.
Stafford, J. & McGowan, S. (2012). Its the
Business: Business for Leaving Certificate.
Dublin: The Educational Company of Ireland