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KULIAH 2
PROSES PENGURUSAN
(MANAGEMENT PROCESS)
Kepuasan Pekerja
Matlamat Organisasi
Kebajikan Pekerja
PEMBANGUNAN SUMBER MANUSIA
HR ASPECTS OF A MANAGER’S JOB
• Analyzing and designing job
• Planning HR needs
• Recruiting candidates
• Selecting candidates
• Training and developing employees
• Rewarding employees
• Evaluating performance
• Creating positive work environment
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WHY IS HUMAN RESOUCE MANAGEMENT
IMPORTANT TO MANAGER?
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FAKTOR UTAMA MEMPENGARUHI
PENGURUSAN SUMBER MANUSIA
KEMAJUAN
DEMOGRAFI DAN
TEKNOLOGI
DIVERSITI
PSM
PENGLOBALISASIAN
CHANGING ENVIRONMENT OF HRM
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Dimensi PSM strategik
Kepakaran
mengurus
Kredibiliti
peribadi
Kepakaran
Pengurusan
mengurus
fungsi
perhubungan
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KEPAKARAN MENGURUS
• Kelangsungan organisasi
• Orientasi pelanggan
• Hubungan luar
PENGURUSAN FUNGSI
• Penstafan
• Penilaian prestasi
• Sistem ganjaran
• Komunikasi
• Pembentukan organisasi
KREDIBILITI PERIBADI
• Amanah
• Membangunkan hubungan
• Menghidupkan nilai
• kesungguhan
KEPAKARAN MENGURUS PERHUBUNGAN
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STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
• The process of identifying and executing the
organization’s mission by matching its
capabilities with the demands of its
environment.
• Consists of several related tasks – 6 steps
Define the business and its mission
Perform external and internal audits
Translate mission into strategic goals
Formulate strategy to achieve goals
Implement strategy
Evaluate performance
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CABARAN SEJAGAT KOMITMEN
TERHADAP KUALITI
STRATEGI PSM
• Merancang keperluan • Meningkatkan kecekapan
tenaga kerja organisasi dan produktiviti
• Menyediakan tugas yg • Pembelajaran berterusan
bermakna kpd pekerja • Mengambil faedah drp
• Sistem ganjaran ke atas kepelbagaian yg ada di
kemahiran dan kejayaan organisasi
• Membangunkan struktur • Kepuasan pelanggan dan
kepemimpinan organisasi kualiti dinilai dlm sistem
memalui semangat kerja pengurusan prestasi
berpasukan • Mengutamakan elemen
kesejagatan dan fungsi PSM
dimanfaatkan
MEMASTIKAN PEKERJA
BERPRESTASI TINGGI CABARAN SOSIAL
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OVERVIEW OF STRATEGIC
MANAGEMENT
Figure 3–1
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1. DEFINE COMPANY’S VISION & MISSION
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2. PERFORM EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL
AUDITS
• SWOT Analysis is a
commonly used tool
that identifies the
company’s strengths,
weaknesses,
opportunities and
threats.
• A SWOT chart is
used to compile and
organize them.
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3. TRANSLATE MISSION INTO
STRATEGIC GOALS
• Operate the mission by getting specific around
goals.
• Examples:
Company Strategic Principle
Dell Be direct
eBay Focus on trading communities
General Electric Be number one or number two in every
industry in which we compete, or get out
Southwest Airlines Meet customers’ short-haul travel needs
at fares competitive with the cost of automobile travel
Vanguard Unmatchable value for the investor-owner
Wal-Mart Low prices, every day
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4. FORMULATE STRATEGY TO ACHIEVE
GOALS
• A strategy is
– a course of action.
– the company’s long-term plan for how it will balance its internal
strengths and weaknesses with its external opportunities and threats to
maintain a competitive advantage.
– Showing how the enterprise will move from where it is now to where it
wants to be as stated in its vision, mission and strategic goals.
• Types of strategic planning (strategy)
– Corporate-level strategy
– Business-level/competitive strategy
– Functional strategies
• Achieving strategic fit
– Fit vs. stretch
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CORPORATE-LEVEL STRATEGY
• A corporate-level strategy is when a business makes a
decision that affects the whole company.
• A corporate-level strategy affects a company's finances,
management, human resources, and where the products
are sold.
• The purpose of a corporate-level strategy is to maximize
its profitability and maintain its financial success in the
future.
• A corporate-level strategy is utilized to help increase
competitive advantage over its competitors and to
continue to offer a unique product or service to
consumers.
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CORPORATE-LEVEL STRATEGY
• Identifies the portfolio of businesses that, in total,
comprise the company and the ways in which these
businesses relate to each other. Among strategies:
– Diversification strategy implies that the organization
will expand by adding new product/service.
– Vertical integration strategy means the company
expands by, perhaps, producing its own raw
materials, or selling its products direct.
– Consolidation strategy reduces the company’s size.
– Geographic expansion strategy takes the company
abroad.
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BUSINESS-LEVEL / COMPETITIVE
STRATEGY
• Business-level strategy focuses on how to
attain and satisfy customers, offer goods and
services that meet their needs, and increase
operating profits.
• To do this, business-level strategy focuses on
positioning itself against competitors and
staying up to date on market trends and
technology changes.
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BUSINESS-LEVEL / COMPETITIVE
STRATEGY
• Identifies how to build and strengthen the business’s
long-term competitive position in the marketplace.
– Cost leadership: the enterprise aims to become the
low-cost leader in an industry.
– Differentiation: a firm seeks to be unique in its
industry along dimensions that are widely valued by
buyers.
– Focus: a firm seeks to carve out a market niche,
and compete by providing a product or service
customers can get in no other way.
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FUNCTIONAL STRATEGIES
• Functional strategy - organizational plans
prepared for various functional areas of a
company's organizational structure
(e.g., marketing strategy, financial strategy,
production strategy etc.).
• Functional strategies can be part of overall
corporate strategy or serve as separate plans of
strategy cascading/implementation within a
functional area
FUNCTIONAL STRATEGIES
• Identify basic courses of action that each department will
pursue to help the business attain its competitive goals.
ACHIEVE STRATEGIC FIT
• Strategic fit expresses the degree to which an
organization is matching its resources and
capabilities with the opportunities in the external
environment.
• The matching takes place through strategy and
it is therefore vital that the company has the
actual resources and capabilities to execute and
support the strategy
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ACHIEVE STRATEGIC FIT
• Michael Porter
– Emphasizes the “fit” that all the firm’s activities must
be tailored to or fit its strategy, by ensuring that the
firm’s functional strategies support its corporate and
competitive strategies.
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5. IMPLEMENT STRATEGY
• Translating the strategies into actions and
results
6. EVALUATE PERFORMANCE
Assessing progress toward strategic goals and
taking corrective action as needed.
Strategic control keeps the company’s strategy
up to date and identifies where adjustments
need to be made.
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KEPENTINGAN PSM STRATEGIK
• Keupayaan dan kemampuan untuk sesuaikan
organisasi dengan perubahan
• Membolehkan organisasi mencapai ketekalan
dalam tindakan
• Pengurus sumber manusia akan lebih produktif
dan peka
• Melibatkan pengurus pada semua peringkat
• Meningkatkan kelebihan dalam persaingan
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PSM STRATEGIK DALAM KONTEKS
MALAYSIA
• Merancang latihan pekerja dgn mengenal pasti
keperluan kemahiran, pengetahuan dan
kepakaran
• Meningkatkan kefahaman pengurus ttg
keperluan memahami dan mengambil faedah
• Memperbaiki dan mempertingkatkan kecekapan
dan produktiviti pekerja dengan bantuan
teknologi
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SAMBUNGAN
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HR’S STRATEGIC ROLES
• To have effective competitive strategy, company must have more than one
competitive advantage. One of it is the superior human resources.
• Therefore, it is the HR manager’s role
– to link HRM with strategic goals to improve business performance and
develop organizational cultures that foster innovation and flexibility
– to formulate and execute the HR systems (policies and activities) that
produce the employee competencies and behaviors the company needs
to achieve its strategic aims. [strategic HRM]
– to identify HR issues that are vital to business strategy
– to help establish and execute strategy
– To forecast potential obstacles to success
– to provide alternative insights
– to get involved in creating responsive and market-driven organizations
– to conceptualize and execute organizational change.
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HR’S STRATEGIC ROLE
• Can be divided into 2:
– Execution role
• Traditionally the heart of the HR manager’s strategic planning job.
• Flow directly from its company-wide and competitive strategies.
• support those strategies by linking them with the HR department’s
strategies, policies, and activities.
– Formulation role
• Expanded strategic planning role
• Working with top management to formulate the company’s strategic plan:
identify, analyze and balance the company’s external opportunities and
threats and its internal strength and weaknesses.
• Supplying competitive intelligence that may be useful in the strategic
planning process such as competitor’s incentive plan and pending legislation
and the company’s internal human strengths and weaknesses.
• Building a persuasive case that shows how—in specific and measurable
terms—the firm’s HR activities can contribute to creating value for the
company
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STRATEGY ORIENTED HR SYSTEM
• HR system that helps to produce the employees
competencies and behavior needed to achieve company’s
strategic goals.
• Basic HR components/architecture:
– HR professionals who have strategic and other skills
– HR policies and activities that comprise the HR system itself
– Employee behaviors and competencies that the company’s strategy
requires.
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HIGH PERFORMANCE WORK SYSTEM
• A set of HR policies and practices that maximize the overall
quality of human capital throughout the organization.
• Evidence suggests that HPWS combined with technology can
produce better productivity, quality, sales and financial
performance.
• HPWS practices
– High-involvement employee practices (such as job enrichment
and team-based organizations)
– High commitment work practices (such as improved employee
development communications, and disciplinary practices)
– Flexible work assignments
– Other practices include those that foster skilled workforces and
expanded opportunities to use those skills.
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TRANSLATING
STRATEGY
INTO HR
POLICY AND
PRACTICE
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HUMAN RESOURCE POLICY
In Malaysia, the development of human resources policy in science
and technology was first initiated in 1967, via the proposal made
by the Planning Committee on Higher Education (Malaysia, 1967).