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nikitadnepr [17]
2 years ago
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_______ is the first step in human resource planning. Select one: a. Forecasting b. Goal setting c. Program review d. Program im

plementation e. Performance evaluati
Social Studies
1 answer:
Reika [66]2 years ago
4 0

Goal setting is the first step in human resource planning.

Option:B

Explanation:

With the help of proper educational facilities, medical facilities mankind can be turned into proper human resource. The most important thing in human resource planning is to optimum utilization of organization's asset. Quality labor is the biggest asset of an organization. The following points should keep in mind during human resource planning

  • Setting of proper objectives
  • Analyzing the programmes
  • Formatting the guidelines
  • Balance in between the demand and supply.
  • Supervising, Observing and collection of feedback.

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