Ismath
Dear All,
Iam a finance manager, at a int'l freight forwarding company, since there is no HR people in this company management has given the responsibility to me, we have about 100 employees in 4 locations in india,
pls advice me how i should manage the issues and how do i get myself trained on HR functions and how do i get closer to the employees,
thank you

From India, Bangalore
aparajitabaruah
3

Hello,
First of all you:
1. Make a list of all people.
2. Make a short note on everybody as per: Educational Qual.
Exp. , Family details etc.
3. Regarding statutory part : Make sure of their PF,ESI, Bonus, Gratuity formalities.
4. Identify the individuals goal and compare it with ur company goal.
5. The present compensation system , their expectation.
et. etc.
ALL THE BEST :
Aparajita

From India, Guwahati
Govil Nanda
10

Hi Aprajita is right. First of all make a list of do’s and don’t's. Then accordingly start working Regards Govil Nanda
From India, Delhi
K.Ravi
54

Frankly speaking the company should not give responsibility of HR to you as you are finance manager. How will you able to look after HR of 100 people, as already you would be busy with finance work. Dont you feel company is overloading you with more work.
So first, recruit some 1-2 experienced HR executives and just supervise their work, at the same time, get knowledge on HR, dont do the HR work by yourself
Managers dont do work, they get work done.

From India, Pune
Hiten Parekh
29

I agree with Ravi that assigning HR responsibilities to you is not going to work.
You will be having your responsibilities as Fianance Manager. Your priority always will be finance matters. If you start some HR activities and then loose focus from them because of other functional priorities, it can be damaging the impression of HR for the employees. Employees may feel that HR activities are not taken seriously and are remembered only when there is no other work. This may back fire.
Further, you have got different locations to look after. In such a situation your focus and continuity is likely to be hampered.
100 is not a big number where your management would like to appoint a Manager for HR. Here, you may opt for 1 or 2 junior level employees in HR (may be Officer or Executive) and assign them small targets to achieve rather than setting up the HR department.
Hope this is of some help to you.
- Hiten

From India, New Delhi
Stallion
Hi,
I agree with comrades in HR commenting that you should not be given the job. However, in this knowledge economy, success depends on the knowledge depth (specialization) and knowledge breadth (variety) of the individual. Thus I will not advice you to refuse the job.
My suggestion would be:
1. To get the job professionally done, hire HR cosultants and ask them to set up the process.
2. During the handover, you (and maybe few others) should be trained on key areas and follow up plan.
3. Attend to HR along with Finance.
In this way, you grow yourself and help the company be cost effective.
Cheers,
T-Haidry
www.nimblesol.com
PS: Would appreciate feedback and opinions from experts on this.[/list]

From India, Bangalore
Dinesh Divekar
7855

Dear Ismath,

I am Bangalore-based freelance corporate trainer and give HR consulting services as well. I have helped few companies in setting up their complete HR Department. I will very well set up the HR Department for you as well.

While setting up the HR Department, we need to look beyond mere statutory aspects. HR is much more than statutory compliance.

In fact your background of finance will help you lot. a proper HR department - how it helps in controlling invisible expenditure, that you will understand better.

For my consulting services, I have devised a checklist method. Level I is Functions of Personnel Department. Level II is Functions of HR Department and Level III is Advance functions of HR Department.

This step by step approach always helps in attaining certain stage, stabilise at that stage and move upward.

Of late, HR Managers are caught in HR jargon. This step by step approach always gives importance to the basics first.

You can contact me on my e-mail ID or on my mobile .

Thanks,

Dinesh V Divekar

From India, Bangalore
sspatil1901
Dear Ismath ,
You dont need to worry about any thing. you only need to get through the proper process in place for each function. In your case Web based HR-Pays , means online HR software would be the great way to solve all your difficulties.
please visit us on :www.Principalsoft.com : or mail me on
Thanks,
Sameer.

From India, Pune
Vaksvivek
Hi,
You can post vacancies free of cost at
www.careerbestjobs.com
this way u can save time and money.
Regards
Vivek

From India, Bangalore
Ismath
Dear All,
thanks allot for your response, i have already proposed to the management to get 2 assistant for me to get the work done, i have accepted this responsibility since i wanted to go into HR and Admin too and become a all rounder,
thanks again for your inputs,
rgds/ismath

From India, Bangalore
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