Building a World Class HR Operations (PowerPoint PPTX)

Building a World Class HR Operations

Lecture Outline
1. Fundamental of HR Operation Model
2. HR Strategy & Business Result
3. Manpower Planning Framework & Forecasting
4. Training Matrix For Competency Development
5. Performance Management Cycle
6. Recruitment Plan & Strategy
7. 5 Recruitment Strategy to Improve Hiring Process
8. How to Build Recruitment Plan
9. How to Attract & Retain Top Talents
10. 5 Ways to Attract Top Talent
11. 2 Ways to Retain Top Talent
12. HR Management Framework Based Competency
13. Competency & Job Description
14. STAR Approach in Competency
15. Competency Based Training & Development
16. Competency Based Training Framework
17. Training Matrix for Competency Development
18. ROI of Training Model
19. Four Level of Training Evaluation
20. Five Level of ROI Training
21. Career Planning & Development
22, Career Planning
23. Career Path & Development
24. High Impact Leadership Skill
25. Elements of High Performance Leadership

Human Resources Operations, also known as HR Ops, is the department that supports the entire employee lifecycle and assists your team in their day-to-day tasks. The scope of HR Operations is multi-faceted. It plays a crucial role in developing a company's people strategy to reach its business goals. HR Operations is a part of an effective HR service delivery model.

The HR Operations department has several vital goals they're trying to meet in their organization. Here are the three most important ones.

1. Building a sustainable organization: Your company will only thrive when you have a sustainable growth plan. HR Operations' goal is to ensure that your organization has a headcount strategy, succession plans for leadership roles, internal talent development goals, and career management. Without these strategies, your company cannot adapt quickly to external or internal changes.

3. Working on improving employee relations: When employees have strong, supportive relationships with their coworkers and managers, the entire company benefits. Numerous studies show that happy employees are more productive and will stay with your organization longer. The goal of employee relations is just that – to make sure your staff works in an environment where they can thrive and will have support if any issues pop up between coworkers. HR Ops goes about this by creating clarity for employees with what is expected of them and how to work within the company's structure. They might also be present during performance reviews and feedback sessions, among other things.

3. Implementing and maintaining HR best practices: In short, HR best practices are universal processes and techniques that provide organizations with increased business performance results, regardless of the company's industry. HR Ops is responsible for implementing and monitoring HR best practices in different departments of your organization. That way, they're ensuring that the company is on track to achieve its goals.