MGMT13-305: Human Resource Management

Description

Human Resource Management (HRM) is an integral part of your future career as a manager in any organisation.  Nearly all managers are involved in forecasting staffing needs in their departments, recruiting and selecting new employees, training and developing these employees, appraising and nurturing their performance, and motivating them through pay and rewards.  These activities must effectively support the organisation’s strategic goals and also be legal, fair and consistent.  This intermediate level subject will develop your understanding and hands-on skills related to HRM. Knowing about HRM will also help when you are looking for a job or working in a non-managerial role since everyone is affected by their organisation’s human resource practices.  While the focus of this subject is on what all managers need to know about HRM, it also provides the foundation step toward a career specialising in HRM.

Subject details

Learning outcomes

1. Assess the fit of HR practices to strategy in organisations, demonstrating an appreciation for the concepts of strategic human resource management.
2. Explain why and how to do human resource planning and job analysis.
3. Explain the legal environment for HRM in Australia.
4. Critique recruitment and selection practices and suggest improved approaches, based on research and sound practice.
5. Demonstrate the knowledge and skill necessary to fully prepare to conduct a job interview.
6. Describe effective practices in employee training and development.
7. Advise on issues involving employee performance appraisal and performance management, discipline, and turnover.
8. Recommend and justify appropriate employee compensation/remuneration practices suited to particular settings and goals.

Enrolment requirements

Subject outlines

• January 2021 [Standard - .]
• September 2020 [Standard - Human Resource Management]
• January 2020 [Standard]
• September 2019 [Standard]
• January 2019 [Standard]
• September 2018 [Standard]
• January 2018 [Standard]
• September 2017 [Standard]

Subject dates