Do you have the right questions to seek answers for aligning HR and your organisation?
Conducting HR audit entails a detailed analysis of HR policies, practices, procedures of the organisation and ascertaining whether it aligns with the organisational strategy and purpose. Further the audit process involves benchmarking the systems against best practices across organisations of similar size and industry. The areas covered under the HR audit include, but not restricted to employee relations, performance management systems, compensation system, record keeping, employee health and safety, legal compliance and so on.
02 February 2023 to 04 February 2023
In Person
IIMA Campus
85,000
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Managers, supervisors, team leaders, and officers in the functions of human resources. Professionals interested in learning and applying audit exercises for their organization can also apply.
In the contemporary business where the role of HRM is considered to be strategic, HR is seen as a business partner, involved in maintaining the integrity and accuracy of the policies and data they identify and use for attaining the optimum potential of their organization.
Designing and implementing organizational policies and striving towards organizational goals. Assess and demonstrate the impact of HR policies and practices on the organization. Transforming the HR systems and processes to enhance the alignment between HR systems and the organization. To identify the strengths and the weaknesses in the HR systems and pave the way for potential improvement in design and implementation of HR systems.
HR as investment centre
Multiple approaches to HR Audit and its organizational implications
Understanding the Audit process
Posing the right questions
Auditing Performance Management System
Data collection- The role of Qualitative and Quantitative data
Data analysis- Qualitative and Quantitative methods
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Sanjay Darshan |
sanjay-exed@iima.ac.in |
+91 70690 74809 |
