The 7 G Framework of HRM Practices

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Prof. Ajantha S. Dharmasiri developed a very intuitive framework for HRM practices or functions. It is known as the "Seven G Framework". In brief, the Seven Gs are as follows: Goal, Get, Grow, Give, Glue, Glow, and Guard. Now I will briefly describe what each G entails:

1. GOAL: What needs to be done to achieve the strategic goals of the organization?
2. GET: Getting the right people in the organization to achieve the goals.
3. GROW: Developing the people through training and development.
4. GIVE: Giving reasonable remuneration for their contribution.
5. GLUE: Engaging employees to stay in your organization.
6. GLOW: Let them express themselves and shine in their career while contributing in your purpose.
7. GUARD: Having proper policy framework in place for employee protection.

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		Jaap de Jonge, Editor, Netherlands
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		Munadil Shafat, Student (MBA), Bangladesh
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		Jaap de Jonge, Editor, Netherlands
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		Ajantha Dharmasiri, Director, Sri Lanka
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		Munadil Shafat, Student (MBA), Bangladesh
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		Emeka Onuoha, Nigeria
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		diaa eldin elsayed, Director, Kuwait
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		Alkhaly Mohamed Tahey Conde, Lecturer, Guinea
	Human Resources Management 7 G That is a great contribution to Human Resources Ma (...)

		An Zengke, Professor, China
	7 G HRM Framework Needs One More Element In my opinion, job analysis and organization desig (...)

		Munadil Shafat, Student (MBA), Bangladesh
	Job Analysis and Design @: Yes that is important, but the "Goal" part in m (...)

		ALICE CHIBUYE CHABATENI, HR Consultant, Zambia
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