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Abhijeet S
United Technologies Corporation (UTC) (NYSE: UTX) is an American multinational conglomerate headquartered in the United Technologies Building in Hartford, Connecticut.[1] It researches, develops, and manufactures high-technology products in numerous areas, including aircraft engines, helicopters, HVAC, fuel cells, elevators and escalators, fire and security, building systems, and industrial products, among others. UTC is also a large military contractor, producing missile systems and military helicopters, most notably the UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter.[2] In 2005, it received over $5 billion in military contracts. Louis R. Chênevert is the current CEO
The Role of HRM
Any organisation, may it be profit oriented or not-for-profit, the most vital asset is its employees. And for these organizations to maximize their assets, they should manage the employees’ working condition with intelligence and efficiency (1998). They must be allowed to be involved in making work-related decisions to further enhance the organisational structure ( 1996). Furthermore, the structure of tasks among the employees strengthens the organizational performance (1989). It is therefore necessary to understand the employees for the organization to be effective. The development, building, motivation, enhancement and enrichment of the employees of any organization largely depend on the leadership, mandate and vision of the organization ( 1999).
The previous chapter has described HR in a broad term, focusing on the actions that will influence the strategic decisions of the corporation. While corporations rise all over the world and compete for the complete attention of the consumers through their services and their products, it must be remembered that behind these products and services themselves are people who work for smooth operation of the working of the company. Indeed, despite the technological advancements and the newly-invented products that helps with the corporation in their improvement, people as resources continue to be held in high importance but requires deep assessment of the methods that may be applied on its management.
(2002) has supplied that HRM is not a straight line but is instead comprised of several social context that must be understood and may be put together in order for the organization to operate smoothly. These several social background affecting human resources varied from the individual’s own skills and efficiency, culture and behaviour, and other aspects affecting working relationship with the organization. Strategic human resource management (SHRM) has been one of the most widely accepted methods for the hiring and the supervising of the different departments of varying organizations regardless of the societal contexts. While this may be one of work of human resource departments (HRD), as well as may be the superficial job description, HRM in actuality has more relatively important description and roles in the corporation. It is undeniable that while technology has sought to replace many of the workers in the corporate workplace, humans continue to be the most important resource of the company. Without them, there will be no decisions to be made and covered, there will be no creativity and improvement on the services and the products, and most of all, there will be no organization in itself for no one will function. (1999) has provided that it encompasses other work such as the decision to fulfill the goals of the corporation through extensive choosing of the worker, assessing the changes that might be occurring not only within the corporation but also within the social spheres outside the company in an effort to continue keeping up with the times. It also protects the company based on their goals and the interest of the general workers within the group. Here, the authors have also endeavoured to analyse HR based on the goals and their possible direction, as well as the factors that have helped with its development, including the policies and the practices of the companies, and includes the role of culture in the long run among the workers.
PERFORMANCE MOTIVATION FACTORS IN PARCO
1. Commit fully to your job.
2. Accept ambiguity and uncertainty. Create and play your
role for clarity.
3. Hold yourself accountable for outcomes.
4. See yourself as a service centre.
5. Behave like you are in business for yourself.
6. Manage your own morale.
7. Be a fixer, not a fin ger-pointer.
8. Alter your expectations.
The Role of HRM
Any organisation, may it be profit oriented or not-for-profit, the most vital asset is its employees. And for these organizations to maximize their assets, they should manage the employees’ working condition with intelligence and efficiency (1998). They must be allowed to be involved in making work-related decisions to further enhance the organisational structure ( 1996). Furthermore, the structure of tasks among the employees strengthens the organizational performance (1989). It is therefore necessary to understand the employees for the organization to be effective. The development, building, motivation, enhancement and enrichment of the employees of any organization largely depend on the leadership, mandate and vision of the organization ( 1999).
The previous chapter has described HR in a broad term, focusing on the actions that will influence the strategic decisions of the corporation. While corporations rise all over the world and compete for the complete attention of the consumers through their services and their products, it must be remembered that behind these products and services themselves are people who work for smooth operation of the working of the company. Indeed, despite the technological advancements and the newly-invented products that helps with the corporation in their improvement, people as resources continue to be held in high importance but requires deep assessment of the methods that may be applied on its management.
(2002) has supplied that HRM is not a straight line but is instead comprised of several social context that must be understood and may be put together in order for the organization to operate smoothly. These several social background affecting human resources varied from the individual’s own skills and efficiency, culture and behaviour, and other aspects affecting working relationship with the organization. Strategic human resource management (SHRM) has been one of the most widely accepted methods for the hiring and the supervising of the different departments of varying organizations regardless of the societal contexts. While this may be one of work of human resource departments (HRD), as well as may be the superficial job description, HRM in actuality has more relatively important description and roles in the corporation. It is undeniable that while technology has sought to replace many of the workers in the corporate workplace, humans continue to be the most important resource of the company. Without them, there will be no decisions to be made and covered, there will be no creativity and improvement on the services and the products, and most of all, there will be no organization in itself for no one will function. (1999) has provided that it encompasses other work such as the decision to fulfill the goals of the corporation through extensive choosing of the worker, assessing the changes that might be occurring not only within the corporation but also within the social spheres outside the company in an effort to continue keeping up with the times. It also protects the company based on their goals and the interest of the general workers within the group. Here, the authors have also endeavoured to analyse HR based on the goals and their possible direction, as well as the factors that have helped with its development, including the policies and the practices of the companies, and includes the role of culture in the long run among the workers.
PERFORMANCE MOTIVATION FACTORS IN PARCO
1. Commit fully to your job.
2. Accept ambiguity and uncertainty. Create and play your
role for clarity.
3. Hold yourself accountable for outcomes.
4. See yourself as a service centre.
5. Behave like you are in business for yourself.
6. Manage your own morale.
7. Be a fixer, not a fin ger-pointer.
8. Alter your expectations.