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Supriya Kummamuru, Management Consultant, India
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Is Human Resource Management industry agnostic? In other words, should a HR organization be designed differently for different industries or domains?
For example,
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David Wilson, Manager, Canada
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HR Organization Design Varies from one Sector to Another
Hi Supriya: There is no one design, nor is there a perfect design. HR organizations will vary from one sector to another, and even within the same sector!
In theory, HR organizations should have similar core functions, such as Labour or Employee Relations, Compensation, Classification (i.e. job Evaluation), Recruitment, Pension/Benefits, Organization/Employee Development (i.e. learning Management), HRIS (including Analytics), Employee Services, etc. However, some of these services could be outsourced and other services, such as Payroll, Cafeterias, and Security could be added.
Take a look at other 12Manage topics in the HR Management forum and you will find added information on HR roles, core functions, etc., that may be useful. Regards.
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TGourishankar, Strategy Consultant, India
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HR and Organization Design
HR should definitely know the organization design. (...)
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