Understanding HR Administration, Employee Development, and Transitioning Roles in Indian Industries

sandeepkk_2010
Hi to all Friends,

I am Sandeep Kr Kanth. I want to know what the main functions are in the HR Administration Department of any company and how HR is different from the Administration Department. Please clarify.

Regards,

Sandeep KK
harnek singh
Hi Sandeep,

In HR functions, the primary roles in many Indian companies include recruitment, selection, training, development, and establishing HR policies. HR plays a crucial role in shaping the workforce and ensuring the implementation of company policies effectively.

Thank you.
Anayaat
Hi there,

HR administration is the part of HR that deals with ensuring that employees' paperwork is finalized. For example:
• All Employee Travel Arrangements approved
• All employees' Allowances approved and sent to Accounts
• All Training Documents Approved
• All Training Registrations are coordinated
• All Pension Fund Forms are being processed
• All Pension Fund Registrations are done
• Employees' Data updated
• All employees' documents are filed

Any paperwork related to employees in the organization requires arranging, approving, and coordinating through HR Administration. Your employees are your customers.

Hope this answers your question.

Regards
V. Balaji
Sandeep,

We can equate the HR department with the Production department and the Administration department with the Maintenance Department.

I will explain to you.

Maintenance Department: They normally carry out breakdown maintenance of machines, preventive maintenance, etc., and ensure the machineries in the shop floor are in working condition. This is the normal routine they do periodically.

Similarly, an administrative department or personnel department does the normal routines like payroll processing, statutory compliance (like submitting periodical returns), time office functions, etc. These are monotonous and regular jobs.

Production Department: As you may know, in the production job, there is INPUT -> PROCESS -> OUTPUT. The raw materials are put into one side of the system, processed in different machines (drilling, turning, thread cutting, machining, grinding, boring, etc.), then come out as an output after the quality check, to be delivered to customers, is it not?

Similarly, an HR department's product is nothing but an employee himself. The HR department hires a person, inducts him, teaches him the system and procedures, puts him onto the job, molds him to requirements, finds strengths and weaknesses (by the performance review system), provides him necessary training/ retraining, plans career development, and finally makes him available to the organization/department as a competent person.

It is developing an ordinary individual into an extraordinary employee to be used by the organization for its business.

Therefore, the HR department is usually known as the "HRD department" - Human Resource DEVELOPMENT Department.

Hope I have clarified your doubt.

V. Balaji
khalid javaid
I understand that Balaji has explained in the best possible manner, and it could be easily comprehended by a layman.
ramkumarpdy
Dear all,

I am working as a facility manager in a company and would like to inquire if there are any opportunities for me to transition into an HR-related role. I am interested in understanding how I can enhance my HR knowledge while continuing in my current position as a facility manager. Additionally, I would like to explore the scope of opportunities available for facility managers in the Indian industries.

Thanks,
Ramkumar R
Email: ramkumarpdy@gmail.com
angelinguna
Hi all,

I am Angelin, working as an IT recruiter at AEGIS IT SOLUTIONS INDIA PVT LTD in Chennai for the past 7 months. Are there any job opportunities for me in the HR department in any company?

Regards,
Angelin

Email: angelinguna@gmail.com
hnanuradha
Hi Balaji,

You explained very well by combining technical and management concepts.

Regards,
Parichaya
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