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Strategic Human Resource Management
This module is divided into three sections:
> Transformation to strategic human resource
management (HRM).
> Strategic engagement.
> The future of strategic partnerships.
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Transformation to Strategic HRM
By the end of this section, you will be able to:
> Describe the evolution of HRM.
> Define strategic HRM.
> Distinguish between strategic and tactical HR
activities.
> Explain the role of the HR professional.
> Understand steps in building a strategic relationship.
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Evolution of the HR Function
Strategic
Purchasing Personnel HR
Labor Human
Relations Resources
(HR)
Source: Christensen, R. (2006). Roadmap to strategic HR: Turning a great idea into a business reality.
New York: AMACOM.
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Definitions of Strategic HRM
• Is focused on “…building competitive advantage, to
enabling business strategy, to fulfilling customer needs”
(Christensen, p. 12).
• “…the majority of HR time and resources is focused to
optimize workplace performance in order to maximize
the results of the organization. HR departments must be
accountable not for what they do but for the results they
are providing—from providing perceived value to
demonstrating actual value to the business” (Robinson
& Robinson, p. 4).
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Three Categories of Work
• Transactional work: St
> Administrative, order-taking. rat
eg
> Benefits individuals. ic
• Tactical work: Tactical
> Solution-focused.
> Benefits employee workgroups. Transactional
• Strategic work:
> Long term.
> Linked to one or more business goals.
> Solution-neutral in early stages.
> Requires multiple solutions or tactics to be
implemented.
> Benefits business units and perhaps the entire
enterprise.
Source: Robinson, D. G., & Robinson, J. C. (2005). Strategic business partner: Aligning people
strategies with business goals. San Francisco: Berrett-Koehler Publishers, Inc. 6
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