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HRD Audit Evaluating the Human Resource Function for Business Improvement By Dr. Santosh Bagwe

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A tool for Evaluating Human Resource Function for Business Improvement - based TV Rao book on HR Audit

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Page 1: HRD Audit

HRD AuditEvaluating the Human Resource

Function for

Business Improvement

ByDr. Santosh Bagwe

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Common worries of all CEOs

• Can my Company cope well with leadership changes

• Can my Company exploit the opportunities• Whether my Company is customer-oriented

and quality conscious• Whether my Company is changing and

learning organization• Can my Company manage changes

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Who will provide me solutions for these problems

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Elements of Good HRD

• Corporate-strategy- and Business-linked HRD• Systems-engineered and systems-driven HRD• Appropriately structured and competently

handled HRD• Appropriately rooted (in terms of culture and

values) HRD

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Role of HRD Audit in Business Improvement

• Changes in the styles of top management• Role clarity of HRD Department• Improvements in HRD Systems• Increased focus on human resources and

human competencies• Strengthening accountability through

appraisal systems

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What is HRD Audit

Comprehensive evaluation of- HRD Strategies- Structures- Styles- SkillsIn context of short and long term goals of the

organization

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Auditing HRD Strategies

• Assessing competencies required to meet future business needs

• Assessing competencies required to meet business challenges and opportunities

• Finding gaps and planning to bridge the gaps• Devising means to align HRD Strategies to

business goals• Removing bottlenecks in aligning business goals

and HRD Practices

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Auditing HRD Culture

• Openness• Collaboration• Trust and trustworthiness• Authenticity• Proaction• Autonomy• Confrontation• Experimentation

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Auditing the style of top management

• The general beliefs and attitudes of top management towards people and HRD function

• Their style of assigning tasks, monitoring performance, managing mistakes, conflict, rewards and punishment, communicating vision and sharing information

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Auditing the Structure

• Assessing roles, role relationship, task structure, reporting relations, facilities, budget, power and authorities, coordination and integration mechanism to meet business goals

• Evaluating strength and weakness of current structure

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Auditing HRD Systems• Manpower Planning and Recruitment• Potential appraisals and promotions• Career planning and development• Role analysis and goal setting• Performance appraisal• Training• Performance coaching and counseling• 360 degree performance feedback• Mentoring• Organization development• Reward and recognition• Empowerment• Communication

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Auditing HRD Competencies

• Knowledge testing• Attitudes and values• Self-assessment by HR professionals• Peer level assessment or 360-degree

assessment• Assessment centers• Assessment by line managers

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HRD Audit Methodology

• Interviews• Observations• Questionnaires• HR Score Card

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Interviews

• Interview with CEO and Top ManagementTo understand expectations, to explain scope and

limitations of audit• Interview with Head HRTo understand current status – systems, structures, style

of top management• Interview with Line Managers and workers’

representativesTo understand HR needs, strength, weakness,

expectations

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Observations

• Physical facilities and living conditions• Meetings, discussions and other transactions• Celebrations and other events related to

organizational life and culture• Training and other HRD-related facilities,

including the class-rooms, library, training centre etc.

• Forms and formats, reports, manuals etc.

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Questionnaire

• HRD Audit Questionnaire• Mapping HRD practices profile• HRD Climate Survey• Training Effectiveness Questionnaire• Performance planning, Analysis and

Development Questionnaire• Supervisory and Leadership Beliefs Questionnaire• Response from 360 degree feedback

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HRD Audit Report

• Competency requirements of the future to achieve planned business outcomes

• Value addition including motivational value, by current systems and subsystems of HRD and the areas needing improvement

• Competency gaps of the HR staff• Current roles being performed by top management,

line managers, unions and gaps between what they could do and currently doing

• Alignment of HR strategies with business goals