Hi Everybody, I am doing my MBA (HR) course. I have to submit project. Can anyone send any model project relating any field in HR. Please help me in this regard. It is most urgent. regards paulraj
From India, New Delhi
5From India, New Delhi
Hi Paulraj,
It is very good that you are pursuing MBA-HR and want to prepare a project....but, paul i personally did not appreciate you asking for any model project relating to any topic in HR
Since you are already pursuing HR you should decide on which topic you would like to prepare a project report on?
Though, i will help you with the topics now and then you resend the final area that you would like to prepare a project on along with a reason as to why have you chosen the said topic? and then i will surely help you with the inputs for preparation...
Recruitment
Competency Mapping
Workforce Planning & Diversity Management
Industrial Relations
Employee Retention
Performance Appraisals
Stress Management
Workplace management & Relations (Labor Turnover)
Training & Development
Etc...
regds,
sushma
It is very good that you are pursuing MBA-HR and want to prepare a project....but, paul i personally did not appreciate you asking for any model project relating to any topic in HR
Since you are already pursuing HR you should decide on which topic you would like to prepare a project report on?
Though, i will help you with the topics now and then you resend the final area that you would like to prepare a project on along with a reason as to why have you chosen the said topic? and then i will surely help you with the inputs for preparation...
Recruitment
Competency Mapping
Workforce Planning & Diversity Management
Industrial Relations
Employee Retention
Performance Appraisals
Stress Management
Workplace management & Relations (Labor Turnover)
Training & Development
Etc...
regds,
sushma
Hi Sushma,
Thankyou very much for your response.
Please send the project about "Industrial Relations". Because I want to know about the Industrial Relations in order to enhance my knowledge.
I am waiting for your reply.
Regards
Paulraj.
From India, New Delhi
Thankyou very much for your response.
Please send the project about "Industrial Relations". Because I want to know about the Industrial Relations in order to enhance my knowledge.
I am waiting for your reply.
Regards
Paulraj.
From India, New Delhi
Hello Sushma
I am doing my MBA and I plan to specialise in HR, even I have to make a Project on HR. For the purpose of making that project, I am suppose to work with some company for about 3 months. I just saw the list of topics u had sent to Paulraj, and I found Stress Management as an interesting topic. This is so because I have a strong interest in psycology. but unfortunately have no background in it. Can you suggest me whether it will be possible for me to work on this topic for my project with some company. And could you please guide as to what companies could offer me a good project for my internship?? I will be really thankfull to you if you could guide me on this.
Regards
Manjeet
I am doing my MBA and I plan to specialise in HR, even I have to make a Project on HR. For the purpose of making that project, I am suppose to work with some company for about 3 months. I just saw the list of topics u had sent to Paulraj, and I found Stress Management as an interesting topic. This is so because I have a strong interest in psycology. but unfortunately have no background in it. Can you suggest me whether it will be possible for me to work on this topic for my project with some company. And could you please guide as to what companies could offer me a good project for my internship?? I will be really thankfull to you if you could guide me on this.
Regards
Manjeet
plz help me on my project report on competency mapping.i wnt whole structure of competency mapping:?::?::(:(
From India, Nagpur
From India, Nagpur
Dear Shrut,
Attach please find the related materials on COmpetency Mapping......i hope they might help you in your project.....
and Ms. Sushma, i really appreciae the motivation and the eagerness you have brougth in these young professionals...
Regards
Ankit
09869851356
From India, Mumbai
Attach please find the related materials on COmpetency Mapping......i hope they might help you in your project.....
and Ms. Sushma, i really appreciae the motivation and the eagerness you have brougth in these young professionals...
Regards
Ankit
09869851356
From India, Mumbai
Dear Manjeet,
As per your request please find one material / article related to stress management.....
I hope this article / material might be of some help to you for your project.....
Regards
Ankit
09869851356
From India, Mumbai
As per your request please find one material / article related to stress management.....
I hope this article / material might be of some help to you for your project.....
Regards
Ankit
09869851356
From India, Mumbai
hello sir i realy need to do hr internship as per my institute programs..pls reply my if any company is giving the internship program for atleast 6 month...will wait for ur reply..
From India, Angul
From India, Angul
Dear Paulraj
Attach please find some materials on Industrial Relations....Also below is an article on Employee Conflict which is directly relation to Industrial Relations.....
Employee Conflict
Neverthless Managements taking care of employee satisfaction through meticulous Human Resource Management , disputes between the employees and employers take place due to conflict of interest between Capital and Labor. In general profit maximization or wealth maximization are the goals of management and profit sharing or wage maximization are the goals of workers which contradict each other. These diversified goals of management and labor result in dispute of interests and consequently Employee Conflicts or Industrial Conflicts.
Absence of Industrial unrest implies existence of harmonious relationship between Capital and Labor. Industrial peace is a condition where labor and management work together harmoniously towards their socially desirable goals.
Industrial unrest is the result of the discontent of workers and management. Employee conflict can be classified into 4 groups,
Interest disputes : These are the disputes that arise out of the deadlock in negotiations.
Grievance disputes: These are the disputes that arise from day to day grievances.
Unfair labor practice: These are the disputes that arise from acts of interference with the exercise of right to organize acts etc.
Recognition disputes: These are the disputes that arise due to the recognition of Trade Union as a bargaining agent.
DEFINITION: According to the Industrial Disputes Act 1947, sec 2 (k), “ industrial dispute means any dispute or difference between employers and employers or between employers and workmen or between workmen and workmen, which is connected with the employment or non-employment or terms of employment or with the condition of labor of any person”.
The relationship between the employer and the workman should be in existence and should be the result of the contract and the workman actually employed.
Principles to judge the nature of a dispute were evolved by the Court as follows:
1. The dispute must affect large group of workmen who have community of interest the rights of these workmen must be affected as a class in the interest of common good. In other words, considerable section of employees should necessarily make common cause within the general lot.
2. The dispute should invariably taken up by the Industry Union or by an appreciable number of workmen.
3. There must be a concerted demand by the workers for redress and the grievance becomes such that it turns from individual complaint into general complaint.
4. The parties to the dispute must have direct and substantial interest in the dispute that is there must be same nexus between the union which exposes the cause of workmen and the dispute. Moreover, the union must fairly claim a representative character.
5. If the dispute was in its inception an individual dispute and continue to be such till the date of its reference by the government for adjudication, it could not be converted into an Industrial dispute by support subsequently to the reference even of workmen interested in the dispute.
Industrial unrest thus takes an organized form when the work people make common cause for the grievance against employers through manifestations of strikes, demonstration, picketing, morchas, gate meetings, gheraos.
Features of Industrial conflicts:
(i) Many of the present day conflicts are totally devoid of cost benefits , consciousness on the part of labor. Many of them were long drawn out. In most cases it appears that the object of the struggle is to cause damage to the employers rather than benefit for the labor.
(ii) Another significant trend seen in those conflicts is the frequency with which management met, labor pressure, “by the management pressure of lockouts”.
(iii) Most of the strikes are political stikes that is they are not caused by any industrial dispute as such. Among these are included physical restraint like Bandh, Gherao, Dharna, etc., Go slow and work to rule. All these practices show that the politicians behind the unions want to come in prominence at the cost of even crores of rupees loss in terms of mandays ans Sales.
(iv) Employers are forced to react by lockouts at the expense of man days lost when the labor union strikes take a violent form like gheraos, violence characterised by destruction of property, burning of vehicles, snapping of telephone wires or even stabbing or murdering. The average duration of lockout is much larger than that of a strike, as the lockout represents an employer’s resistance and in India the employers has more resources to ride out a period of stoppage.
There can be several causes of Industrial conflicts. Some of them are,
Industrial factors, Management attitude towards labor, Government machinery and other features.. As most of the reasons are enumerated above I am not disussing micro level details here. Industrial conflicts are common even in developed countries and there is no Industry or country where Industrial conflicts do not take place.
Regards
Ankit
09869851356
From India, Mumbai
Attach please find some materials on Industrial Relations....Also below is an article on Employee Conflict which is directly relation to Industrial Relations.....
Employee Conflict
Neverthless Managements taking care of employee satisfaction through meticulous Human Resource Management , disputes between the employees and employers take place due to conflict of interest between Capital and Labor. In general profit maximization or wealth maximization are the goals of management and profit sharing or wage maximization are the goals of workers which contradict each other. These diversified goals of management and labor result in dispute of interests and consequently Employee Conflicts or Industrial Conflicts.
Absence of Industrial unrest implies existence of harmonious relationship between Capital and Labor. Industrial peace is a condition where labor and management work together harmoniously towards their socially desirable goals.
Industrial unrest is the result of the discontent of workers and management. Employee conflict can be classified into 4 groups,
Interest disputes : These are the disputes that arise out of the deadlock in negotiations.
Grievance disputes: These are the disputes that arise from day to day grievances.
Unfair labor practice: These are the disputes that arise from acts of interference with the exercise of right to organize acts etc.
Recognition disputes: These are the disputes that arise due to the recognition of Trade Union as a bargaining agent.
DEFINITION: According to the Industrial Disputes Act 1947, sec 2 (k), “ industrial dispute means any dispute or difference between employers and employers or between employers and workmen or between workmen and workmen, which is connected with the employment or non-employment or terms of employment or with the condition of labor of any person”.
The relationship between the employer and the workman should be in existence and should be the result of the contract and the workman actually employed.
Principles to judge the nature of a dispute were evolved by the Court as follows:
1. The dispute must affect large group of workmen who have community of interest the rights of these workmen must be affected as a class in the interest of common good. In other words, considerable section of employees should necessarily make common cause within the general lot.
2. The dispute should invariably taken up by the Industry Union or by an appreciable number of workmen.
3. There must be a concerted demand by the workers for redress and the grievance becomes such that it turns from individual complaint into general complaint.
4. The parties to the dispute must have direct and substantial interest in the dispute that is there must be same nexus between the union which exposes the cause of workmen and the dispute. Moreover, the union must fairly claim a representative character.
5. If the dispute was in its inception an individual dispute and continue to be such till the date of its reference by the government for adjudication, it could not be converted into an Industrial dispute by support subsequently to the reference even of workmen interested in the dispute.
Industrial unrest thus takes an organized form when the work people make common cause for the grievance against employers through manifestations of strikes, demonstration, picketing, morchas, gate meetings, gheraos.
Features of Industrial conflicts:
(i) Many of the present day conflicts are totally devoid of cost benefits , consciousness on the part of labor. Many of them were long drawn out. In most cases it appears that the object of the struggle is to cause damage to the employers rather than benefit for the labor.
(ii) Another significant trend seen in those conflicts is the frequency with which management met, labor pressure, “by the management pressure of lockouts”.
(iii) Most of the strikes are political stikes that is they are not caused by any industrial dispute as such. Among these are included physical restraint like Bandh, Gherao, Dharna, etc., Go slow and work to rule. All these practices show that the politicians behind the unions want to come in prominence at the cost of even crores of rupees loss in terms of mandays ans Sales.
(iv) Employers are forced to react by lockouts at the expense of man days lost when the labor union strikes take a violent form like gheraos, violence characterised by destruction of property, burning of vehicles, snapping of telephone wires or even stabbing or murdering. The average duration of lockout is much larger than that of a strike, as the lockout represents an employer’s resistance and in India the employers has more resources to ride out a period of stoppage.
There can be several causes of Industrial conflicts. Some of them are,
Industrial factors, Management attitude towards labor, Government machinery and other features.. As most of the reasons are enumerated above I am not disussing micro level details here. Industrial conflicts are common even in developed countries and there is no Industry or country where Industrial conflicts do not take place.
Regards
Ankit
09869851356
From India, Mumbai
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