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HR (HR Information Systems (HRIS), Employee Engagement and Retention,…
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Employee Relations
Conflict Resolution
ER involves managing conflicts that may arise between employees, between employees and managers, or between employees and the organization itself. Effective conflict resolution strategies promote understanding, collaboration, and compromise to reach mutually beneficial solutions.
Communication
Clear and open communication channels are essential in fostering positive employee relations. HR plays a crucial role in facilitating communication between management and employees, ensuring that information flows effectively throughout the organization.
Employee Engagement
Engaged employees are more likely to be productive, committed, and satisfied with their work. HR professionals work to create initiatives and programs that promote employee engagement, such as recognition programs, opportunities for feedback, and involvement in decision-making processes.
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Performance Management
ER includes managing employee performance through feedback, coaching, and performance evaluation processes. HR helps to establish performance standards, provide training and development opportunities, and address performance issues as they arise.
Employee Welfare:
HR is responsible for addressing employee welfare concerns, including health and safety in the workplace, work-life balance, and overall well-being. Employee assistance programs, wellness initiatives, and flexible work arrangements are examples of ER efforts aimed at supporting employee welfare.
Labor Relations:
In organizations with unionized workforces, ER may also involve managing labor relations, including negotiating collective bargaining agreements, addressing grievances, and ensuring compliance with labor laws and regulations.
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