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“But the dwarf answered: no; something human is dearer to me than the wealth of all the worlds.” - Grimm’s Tales by Sanjay Singh THE 5P’S MODEL OF MAN POWER PLANNING INDIVIDUALISTIC URBAN Complex Man/Org GOALS C U L T U R E S ATTITUDE Human Resource Planning COLLECTIVISTIC TRADITIONAL (Source: Spranger: The Type of Men; Narayana & Bopanna, 2004, Pg.261 ) So, what it can do for your organization? • • • • • • • The DNA Analysis 1. Work 2. Workforce What is our current stock? What number, skills and competencies we need in future? What type of employee relation will we need? At what rate do we loose staff because of -----------? What sort of age structure do we have, and do we want? Should we train our staff or buy them in? Etc. (Source: Cowling & Mailer; Managing Human Resource, 1998) The Process of Man Power Planning DNA Analysis Current Workforce Future Workforce Needs Gap Analysis The Corporate HR Plan (Source: Cowling & Mailer, 1998; Internet) Man Power Planning The Stages in Man Power Planning Corporate Objective 1. Analysis of Existing resources 2.Supply Forecast Organizational Structure & Culture 3. Demand Forecast The HR Plan Target date 4. The Manpower Action Programme (MAP) R&S T&D MD (Source: Mullins,1999; Chadha, 2002; Cowling, 1998) T&R Ant R Strategic Man Power Planning “a unified, comprehensive and integrated planning which takes into account criticality of resources an organization possess and goals it intends to achieve.” The Process: 1. 2. 3. 4. Environmental Scanning Strategy Formulation Strategy Implementation Strategy Evaluation (Wheelen & Hunger, 1992) Strategic Analysis Elements Of SMPP Strategic Choice The Idiosyncrasies: • • • • • “Holistic” “Wholistic” “Thick” “Optimality Criteria” “The Criticality Factor” Strategic Implementation (Jhonson & Scholes, Exploring Corporate Strategy; Cited from Cowling & Arnold, 1998) The Issues and Challenges in Man Power Planning in contemporary context • • • • Redefinition and reorganization of work and skills Increased workforce diversity and mobility Cross-cultural competencies Vs local specialities Reshaping of core competencies needed in a knowledge economy and the empowerment • P-J fit/ P-O fit/ P-I fit & “jobsoleteness” • Time dependent demand supply forecasting Vs tradition of home grown management • ‘The world is flat now.’ (Source: Sagar Sharma, 2006; Michael Harvey & Milorad Novicevic, 2006) The problems in Man Power Planning • • • • • • • • The identity issue Support of top management Complexity of initial efforts Coordination with other management and HR functions Problem of integration with organizational plans Quantitative Vs qualitative dilemma Involvement of operating managers The technique trap