It is that branch of management which is concerned with the recruitment, selection, development and the best use of employees. The human resource management that we find today is the result of a number of significant inter-related developments since the era of industrial revolution. Such a role was initially performed by Labour Welfare Officer confined only to the welfare activities of the employees. And the role for filling and giving people for the organisation was given to a person known as 'Personnel Officer'. The traditional concept of Labour welfare and Personnel Management had to be replaced with Human Resource Management. Keeping the foregoing in view, it can be concluded that human resource management has replaced the traditional concept of Labour Welfare and Personnel Management. No enterprise can function and achieve its objectives in the absence of efficient and competent employees. Committed, honest, determined and loyal employees are required not only for the growth but also for the survival of organisation. Therefore, human resource is considered as the most valuable resource of an enterprise. Staffing function starts with the process of need assessment and goes on to recruit and select people as per the requirement of organisation. Further, success of employees depends upon the quality and stability of the jobs for which they are appointed.
It is that branch of
management
which
is concerned
with the recruitment, selection, development and the best
use
of
employees
. The
human
resource
management
that we find
today
is the result of a number of significant inter-related developments since the era of industrial revolution. Such a role was
initially
performed by
Labour
Welfare
Officer confined
only
to the
welfare
activities of the
employees
. And the role for filling and giving
people
for the
organisation
was
given
to a person known as 'Personnel Officer'. The traditional concept of
Labour
welfare
and Personnel
Management
had to
be replaced
with
Human
Resource
Management
. Keeping the foregoing in view, it can
be concluded
that
human
resource
management
has replaced the traditional concept of
Labour
Welfare
and Personnel
Management
. No enterprise can function and achieve its objectives in the absence of efficient and competent
employees
. Committed, honest, determined and loyal
employees
are required
not
only
for the growth
but
also
for the survival of
organisation
.
Therefore
,
human
resource
is considered
as the most valuable
resource
of an enterprise. Staffing function
starts
with the process of need assessment and goes on to recruit and select
people
as per the requirement of
organisation
.
Further
, success of
employees
depends upon the quality and stability of the jobs for which they
are appointed
.