The Developing Roles of Human Resource Management

INTRODUCTION We are growing in both technology and scale. When human resources are managed according to previous experience and hunting, those times will be forever gone. Human resource management is in the process of evolution. In addition, the role of personnel personnel has increased. It is more than simply counting people, measuring and reporting metrics. Beyond its trading and management roles, it strategically uses and manages the workforce to advance the organization and maintain a competitive advantage.

In this article I will only describe the existence of strategic human resources development from human resource development. It continues to play a role in the development and management of strategic human resources and determines whether there is unique space for the development of strategic human resources. Later on, this article will explain the impact of economic and social globalization on the development of strategic human resources and then draw conclusions. Organization development (OD) practices have created human resources development to promote learning of individuals and organizations. According to Hellriegel, Jackson and Slocum (2005), lsqou, organization development is a planned long-term behavioral science strategy to understand, change and develop the organization's labor force to improve organizational efficiency and rsqou is there.

This report analyzes the role of personnel management (HRM) and organization development (OD) in acquisition and maintenance of employees and miniaturization. Organizations are aware of the importance of managing Human Resources (HR) as effectively as possible. Because everyone and the organization is constantly changing, more time, energy, skills, and effort need to be poured out in order to gain a competitive advantage. In addition, the more global the environment is, the more difficult the manager becomes, the more difficult, predictable, uncertain, and susceptible to sudden changes and surprises. Therefore, the need for an organizational development (OD) change process will help organizations improve their organization, especially to help the organization understand how to develop the ability to adapt to changing market and social situations .