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This document contains instructions for a human resource management exam consisting of 5 long-answer questions worth 40 marks total and 1 case study question worth 10 marks. The long-answer questions cover the differences between HRM and personnel management, human resource planning steps, common performance appraisal problems and methods, training methods, and career stages and strategies. The case study involves a situation where a former union member who was promoted to supervisor had an argument with a department peon that escalated when the supervisor gesticulated offensively, causing the department to refuse work until an apology, bringing the union into the dispute.
This document contains instructions for a human resource management exam consisting of 5 long-answer questions worth 40 marks total and 1 case study question worth 10 marks. The long-answer questions cover the differences between HRM and personnel management, human resource planning steps, common performance appraisal problems and methods, training methods, and career stages and strategies. The case study involves a situation where a former union member who was promoted to supervisor had an argument with a department peon that escalated when the supervisor gesticulated offensively, causing the department to refuse work until an apology, bringing the union into the dispute.
This document contains instructions for a human resource management exam consisting of 5 long-answer questions worth 40 marks total and 1 case study question worth 10 marks. The long-answer questions cover the differences between HRM and personnel management, human resource planning steps, common performance appraisal problems and methods, training methods, and career stages and strategies. The case study involves a situation where a former union member who was promoted to supervisor had an argument with a department peon that escalated when the supervisor gesticulated offensively, causing the department to refuse work until an apology, bringing the union into the dispute.
1. To what extent is HRM different from conventional personnel management or it is simply old wine in new bottle? Elaborate. 2. Define Human resource planning. Discuss steps involved in HRP 3. What are the common problems in performance appraisal? Explain various methods of appraisal. 4. Discuss the different methods of training in detail. 5. Write a detailed note on the different stages in the career and list out the different strategies followed by any five Indian companies.
6. CASE STUDY 1X10=10M
In a well-known multi-product company, the following incident took place in the personnel department. There was a supervisor who has risen to his position by way of his hard work and sincerity. In his good old days, when he worked as a clerk in this company for fifteen years, before becoming a supervisor, he had been a staunch active and dynamic unionist. After becoming a supervisor, in response to change in his responsibility, he was forced to drift away from union activities. However, it must be noted here, that his being promoted to a supervisory job was not a buy off. He was promoted because he really deserved that. But the union leaders, for reasons best known to them didn’t like the clerk’s promotion to the supervisory post. Although with excellent inter-personal skills that the supervisor had, he could somehow manage to do his work satisfactorily. On one fine morning, he assigned some work to the peon of the department, but the peon refused to do the same. There was exchange of heated arguments, a lot of people gathered around and at a certain point of time, the supervisor offensively gesticulated towards the peon. The basic issue remained aside and everyone around started accusing the supervisor for his offensive gesticulation. The whole of the department refused to work unless the supervisor apologized for this behavior and the trade union was also brought into the picture. Questions a. Analyze the situation in the above case. b. Discuss the role, the Human Resource Manager is supposed to play in this situation. c. If you were the Human Resource Manager, how would you resolve the problem?