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Training and development Learning, Compensation and benefits management

Employee onboarding process and procedues, Business performance management,Ethics and compliance,Payroll,Maintaining employee records,Contract,Employee,engagement,

Employee Relations, Talent management, Performance management,Nurturing

 a positive company culture.

Regulatory compliance,Good Conduct In Business,Friendly Work environment, Benefits administration bonus.Career planning, Provide Information, Establishing safe work environmentsHandling employee relations and disputes

Organization design and development, Workplace safety, inform Hiring employee duties and responsibilities ,Employment law compliance ,Labor law compliance Administration (updating employee records etc) Workforce planning.

Recruitment Process

Recruitment/talent acquisition is the process interviewing candidates. It's one of the most important HR responsibilities and also one of the most challenging, especially in today’s uber-competitive labor market.

Creating a magnetic employer brand built around an attractive employer value proposition is the holy grail because it makes hiring the talent you need much easier. An added benefit is that this goes hand in hand with retention, another key HR concern.

Thankfully, technologies such as applicant tracking systems and sourcing software help build talent pools/pipelines, post job descriptions, and manage the interview process.

Employee onboarding 

Onboarding is the process through which new employees are assimilated into the organization. It begins as soon as a candidate accepts an offer and in some instances can take up to a year. Onboarding may also include creating employee records and submitting information to government entities like the IRS and the Bureau of Labor Statistics.Once an employee completes onboarding and training, human resources maintain an acceptable workplace culture. They address employee concerns and handle day to day work area

Most organizations develop a 30-60-90 day plan to ensure new hires get off to the best possible start and good onboarding software solutions help deliver training materials and track progress.

Maintaining employee records

Another essential component of the onboarding process includes setting up and maintaining employee records. This is important for processes such as payroll and benefits administration as well as accurately tracking and reporting key HR metrics.

Generally, most employee info is stored in Human Resource Management System (HRMS) or Human Resources Information System (HRIS).

Through automation and shared access, these systems help HR teams and employees store and update employment data. They may also include other features such payroll, performance management, and benefits administration.

Employee retention 

Once someone’s been onboarded, they enter what we hope to be the largest section of the employee life cycle: employee retention.

This includes all activities designed to deliver a great employee experience and ensure that your people have everything they need to remain successfully engaged with your organization.

Good data hygiene to accurately track metrics such as turnover and promotion rates is crucial to this, as is employee listening.

Creating a great culture

LinkedIn’s 2022 Global Talent Trends report stated that "For companies to attract, retain, and grow talent that will bring them sustained success, they need to fine-tune—or overhaul—their culture to meet the expectations of professionals to be seen as human beings first."

This means that HR is responsible for partnering with the executive leadership team to both define and maintain the company culture. This includes helping to define the company’s mission or vision statement and values, and also ensuring employees and leaders at all levels are living by the company’s values.

Employee experience 

One of the ways that organizations keep abreast of the employee experience is through pulse checks, listening sessions, or other data collection methodologies.  

While business leaders play a primary role in driving employee engagement within their segments, HR is strategically positioned to act as cultural ambassadors to help drive business leaders’ focus on refining the employee experience, as well as recognizing opportunity areas and proposing/implementing solutions.

Assisting employees

If you ask a room full of HR professionals what they love most about their job, you’ll commonly hear the same answer: “Having the opportunity to help people.”   

Providing employees with support, coaching, and feedback is the bedrock through which human resources can help create a positive work environment at their organization. 

This could be anything from helping employees find information related to their employment (such as Paid Time Off (PTO) issues, benefits questions, etc) or it could be more complex, like helping with their career path.

Strategic partnerships

Human resources is also a strategic partner. Roles such as HR Business Partner (HRBP) are often embedded into parts of the organization so that an HR professional can partner directly with each team’s senior leadership to help define their business strategies and align HR strategies to support the direction of the business.

Additionally, as organizations grow or change, HR plays a role in the organizational design process: the process through which teams are structured to ensure they are efficient, effective, and functionally capable of delivering on their goals/objectives.

 Compensation and benefits

A major part of boosting employee retention includes creating a compensation and benefits structure that helps employees feel valued for their contributions. This is done by paying fair and equitable remuneration for the value they’re generating.Compensation and benefits work involves making sure your company takes care of your employees by offering competitive salaries and a satisfactory benefits ...and department should helps manage and oversee compensation and benefits provided to employees. 

There are responsible for implementing competitive compensation and benefits packages to attract and retain talented 

Your compensation philosophy, benefits program, and benefits administration process are a key part of ensuring your employees stay healthy and cared for.

When done right, both compensation and benefits can be key drivers in promoting employee engagement, loyalty, and retention.

Processing payroll

Beyond the philosophical components of a compensation and benefits program, it’s equally essential that employees consistently receive their paychecks on time with both the correct compensation and in compliance with tax laws. Payroll

Managing payroll. As the department responsible for payroll administration, HR manages all aspects of getting paid, from managing paperwork to issuing the pay with proper procedues.

As the Roles & Responsibilities is Processing payroll. Organising payroll. professionallys and are also responsible for organising payroll ionline or whatsapp and ensuring employees receive accurate remuneration for worked hours completed.Beyond the philosophical components of a compensation and benefits program, it's equally essential that employees consistently receive bonus and sales commissions. Maintaining employee records and private information confidantial.

Human resource teams are partly accountable for using HR payroll software and ensuring the organization has a culture of accountability where employees trust that they will receive accurate and timely compensation. This includes base pay, other incentives, bonuses, paid time off (PTO), and deductions.

 Creating company policies

A policies are the rules and processes that govern the employment relationship between you and your team members.

As organizations grow, policy documentation becomes essential in providing self-service support to employees and managers.

These established HR policies and procedures empower your people to navigate complex issues ethically and ensure that everyone is treated fairly, equitably, and consistently.

There are many examples of HR policies covering areas like employee conduct, technology use, paid time off, and health and safety standards. 

 Ethics and compliance

The reality of operating any business is that it’s essential to have an ethics-driven workforce that remains compliant with the rules, and HR teams play a major role in setting these ethics and compliance standards. 

This includes helping manage policy definition, employee training, incident management, and third-party audits.

Compliance is key in maintaining your organization’s reputation within your industry, mitigating risk for the organization, and preventing unwanted costs associated with regulatory violations. 

Ethics and compliance can help build a culture of accountability, and ensure that employees live by the company values. Jessica Cieslinki’s guide to HR compliance is a great resource here.

Employee relations

Improving employee relations is another critical human resource responsibility. This means addressing items that impact employee performance, interactions with other employees, or other issues relating to the overall work experience at a company.

HR plays a key role in acting as an unbiased moderator when addressing conflict between co-workers or management, addressing performance issues, and overseeing organizational disciplinary standards. 

This necessitates establishing investigation protocols and disciplinary policies, and acting as a resource to both employees and managers based on the concerns an individual is bringing forward.

Employee Engagement

The concept of employee engagement embodies the emotional commitment and connection that employees have towards their work, colleagues performence. Employee welfare depends largely on systems and cultures put in place . Professional development for all internal and external matters

Training and development

Training and development (also referred to as learning and development) is the process of aligning your talents’ capabilities to meet with the organization’s strategy and vision. 

HR teams are strategically positioned to help advise on employee developmental needs and help build strategies that support the growth and development of your talent. 

Training and development ensure that employees are updated on their skills and improve their job performance. Whether develop the training in-house or other area the Description of work , Duties, and Task has to be stated and informed. It's an integral part of for functions to train and develop employees, so they're equipped for their jobs. 

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Management Duties (12 Core Tasks) Learning and Development is the process of aligning your talents' capabilities to meet with the Task 

Based on complexity, this can vary but often includes:

• Advising leadership on development needs and helping build L&D strategies to support employee growth 

• Coaching employees and leaders through the creation of individual development plans (IDPs) to help employees take ownership of their growth

• Curriculum creation, including the design and delivery of course materials (instructor-led training, web-based training, on-the-job training)

• Development of internal career mobility solutions designed to help connect employees to new growth opportunities like their next role and mentoring.

Business and Performance management

Our duties also include defining and maintaining performance management processes that enable the company and its colleagues to hit organizational goals.  

A well-designed performance management process provides transparency to company goals and a deeper understanding of how all colleagues are contributing to those goals. It also creates a collaborative process through which colleagues and their managers can work together to improve performance.  Business performance management is a management approach which encompasses a set of processes and analytical tools to ensure that an organization's activities and output are aligned with its goals. BMP is associated with business process management, a larger framework managing organizational processes. Performance management is essential in ensuring that workers stay productive and engaged. Good performance management involves strong leadership, clear goal ...include defining and maintaining performance management processes that enable the company and its colleagues to hit the plan target A well-designed performance management process not only helps employees understand and fulfill their roles but also aligns individual performance with the balance and roduction in the team

Performance management is also commonly tied to an organization’s compensation philosophies. In a pay-for-performance model, raises, bonuses, and other incentives are often tied directly to both the company's and/or the employee's individual performance over the calendar year.

Succession planning 

Succession planning, or the process of “building systems and processes to ensure future leadership continuity in an organization”, is a key way in which organizations identify and invest in high-potential talent.  

Often, succession planning is part of the wider talent planning process, sometimes known as a “talent review”, during which leaders and HR partners collaborate to assess workers based on their performance and potential (9-Box rating).  

Regular HR-facilitated conversations about high-potential talent and leadership gaps ensure that organizations are developing a pipeline of ready-now talent to fill the leadership vacancies of tomorrow.

Diversity, equity, and inclusion 

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) remains both a key human resources responsibility as well as an effort that must be championed by all members of the leadership team. 

There are many components, but the purpose of DEI work is to build more inclusive and equitable organizations that are representative of the communities in which we live and serve. 

It's important to note that DEI efforts are closely intertwined with all elements of the employee life cycle and human resources responsibilities, from recruiting diverse talent to developing a leadership succession slate that's representative of your organization's employee population.  

One common way that organizations are celebrating diversity and building more empathic employee relations is through facilitating employee resource groups. These are a great way for underrepresented groups of employees to come together to celebrate their interests and organically influence change.

Other information to consider

Industrial relations or employment relations is the multidisciplinary academic field that studies the employment relationship; that is, the complex interrelations between employers and employees, labor/trade unions, employer organizations, and the state. 

Strong employee relations can improve morale, reduce turnover, and enhance the overall quality of the work environment. It also helps to minimize workplace Employee relations. Improving employee relations is another critical responsibility for HR. They address items that impact employee performance ...

Employee and labour relations. This function serves as a way to mediate fair solutions to employee disputes to maintain as collaborative a workforce as possible for a peace and harmony

Ensuring compliance with labor laws and regulations, including health and safety rules. Managing employee compensation and benefits programs, including ...Labor law compliance ... Along with health and safety regulations, the human resources department also ensures the company complies with relevant labor laws.Amending the employee handbook to ensure compliance with all federal and state labor laws; Purpose solutions on recommendations to changes in company policy ...Explaining legal jargon: they can help employees by deciphering complex legal documents and directing them to employment law offices. 

Employees for the Right Jobs. Placing the right employee in the right job is essential to optimize productivity within a business employee for the right jobs I believe that the employee can do wonders for the company. 

Organization development is the study and implementation of practices, systems, and techniques that affect organizational change. The goal of which is to modify a group's/organization's performance and/or culture. The organizational changes are typically initiated by the group's stakeholders. The core goal of organizational development is to make an organization more effective and therefore increase its competitiveness ...

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Career planning. The fifth function of Human Resources Management is career planning, guidance, and development for employees, together also referred to as 

Fostering career development. An engaged employee with a path to advancement is a happy employee to help guide each employee to a long future within the company and can then check in periodically to further guide employee By providing a clear understanding of the company's culture and expectations, onboarding sets the stage for long-term employee engagement and retention. 

Information is an abstract concept that refers to something which has the power to inform. At the most fundamental level, it pertains to the interpretation of that which may be sensed, or their abstractions. The better your employee experience is, the more engaged and motivated your employees will be, and this helps them perform at their best, which helps move in the right direction and Ensuring positive relationships and employee engagement can help improve and maintain job satisfaction and productivity throughout the organisation.

that impact employee performance, interactions with other employees, or other issues relating to the overall work experience at a project or team.

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Singapore Laws and Employment Act link here 

https://www.mom.gov.sg/employment-practices/employment-act

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