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Punjabi University Patiala School of Management Studies

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Punjabi university Patiala

School of management
studies

Submitted to –DR. Submitted to –DR.


Dhiraj sharma
Submitted by – Swati sharma
Submitted to:
Submitted by: Swati sharma
Roll.no. – 20421074
Class – MBA-2 section B 4
Class – MBA-1 section B Dhiraj
sharma
Submitted by – Swati sharma
CONTENTS
1. Human resource development – definition
2. Introduction
3. HRM VS HRD
4. Evolution of HRD in chronological sequence
5. HR functions in organisations
6. Later arrival of HRM in India
7. Problems with current HR practises in India
8. Objectives of HRD
9. How come the current HR practises in India should be
10. Importance of HR development in India
11. Conclusion
HRM VS HRD

HRM HRD
• Deal with all aspects of HR • It is a sub section of HRM
functions • It is a continuous development
• HRM is a routine function function
• Independent one • It is a sub system
• Exclusive responsibility of • Aims at development capabilities
personnel dept. of all its mangers
• Considers economic rewards, job • Considers informal work groups,
simplifications as important job enrichment as main
motivators motivators.
• HRM functions are mostly formal • HRD function can be informal
like mentorships.
EVOLUTION OF HRD IN
CHRONOLOGICAL SEQUENCE

• The commodity concept


• The factor of production concept
• The goodwill concept
• The paternalistic concept
• The humanitarian concept
• The human resource concept
• The emerging concept: HRD
ISSUES IN HR FUNCTIONS
OF
ORGANISATIONS
OBJECTIVES OF HRD
To develop capabilities of all individuals working in an
organization in relation to their present role.
To develop capabilities of all such individuals in relation to their
future role.
To develop better inter-personal and employer-employee
relationships in an organization .
To develop team spirit.
To develop coordination among different units of an
organization.
To develop organizational health by continuous renewal of
individual capabilities keeping pace with technological changes.
HIERARCHY STRUCTURE OF HR
IN AN ORGANISATION IN INDIA
IMPORTANCE OF HR
DEVELOPMENT IN INDIA
• Growth of organisation
• Development of work culture
• Developing potentialities
• Growth of employees

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