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HR Policies are guidelines direct to the flow of thoughts and actions within an organisation.

What  are  HR Polices?

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HR policies play an essential role in supervising employee behaviour and managing performance.

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1. Supervision

Purpose of   HR Polices

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HR policies establish the structure within an organization, which serves as guidelines  for both the employees and management.

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2. Policy Formation

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3. Information

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HR policies provide the required data and information to employees and all levels of management for a smooth workflow.

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Which Factors  affect  HR  Policies?

There are seven major factors that affect HR polices

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It affects organisational priorities, policies, practices, values, group behaviours and norms.

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1. Social Customs and Values

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It affects recruitment and selection, training and development, workforce diversity, performance management and work-life balance.

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2. Workforce

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3. Development Phases

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It affects succession planning, career progression, performance appraisal management, mentoring and coaching.

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It affects collective bargaining, grievance handling, employee representation, job security, health, and safety aspects of HR policies

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4. Trade Union

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5. National  Laws

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It affects employment contracts, labor relations, employment termination, discrimination and harassment, privacy and data protection.

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It affects organizational culture, employee engagement, leadership development and performance management.

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6. Management Philosophy and  Values

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It affects compensation, benefits, recruitment, workforce planning, employee morale and engagement.

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7. Financial  Position