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Aliun [14]
4 years ago
13

What is the support value activity that provides employees with training, hiring, and compensation?

Business
1 answer:
Anna71 [15]4 years ago
3 0
<h2>Human Resource Management (HRM)</h2>

Human resource management are the support activity that provides employees with training, hiring and compensation.

Explanation:

HRM in training: Training & Development department comes under HRM. This is responsible

  • to identify the training needs,
  • to look out for skill gaps in employees performance
  • to find future needs and then prepare a training calendar and implement those to uplift the organization need.

HRM in hiring: Recruitment team is responsible for

  • obtaining requirement from the concern department head
  • sourcing the job portal
  • identifying the right candidate
  • complete the interview process
  • hire and hand hold till they enter into their team

HRM in compensation:

  • Plays vital role during appraisal and also during recruitment especially in negotiation
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