Ethics in HRM Presented By : Group. 1
Ethics, Morality and HRM • Ethics is the study of morality • Morals are the standards used to judge right and wrong • Human resource management (HRM) is the strategic and coherent approac h to the management of an organization's most valued assets the people working there •
HRM Functions HR Developmen t
Staffing
HRM
Employee Relations
Compensati on & Benefits
Goals of HRM • Integration • Commitment • Flexibility/ Adaptability • Seeks to evolve commonality of Interest • Quality • High morale •
Ethical Behavior at Work What Shapes Ethical Behavior at Work? nIndividual
factors
n nOrganizational
factors
n nThe
boss’s influence
n nEthics
policies and codes
n nThe n
organization’s culture
Example of Ethical Misconduct in HRM
Results of Unethical Practices n n
n n
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De-motivate individuals Make good employees leave the company Attract unethical employees Lead to the lack of trust by the employees for the company
Motivating Ethical Behavior
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Motivating Ethical Behavior
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Motivating Ethical Behavior
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Motivating Ethical Behavior
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Motivating Ethical Behavior
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Motivating Ethical Behavior
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E th ics n e e d to b e a p p lie d nStaffing q
and selection
Fostering the perception of fairness in the processes of recruitment and hiring of people. nFormal procedures nInterpersonal treatment nProviding explanation
nTraining
Recognize ethical dilemmas. qUse ethical frameworks (such as codes of conduct) to resolve problems. qUse HR functions (such as interviews and disciplinary practices) in ethical ways. q
Ethics need to be applied(contd.)
nPerformance
appraisal
Appraisals that make it clear the company adheres to high ethical standards by measuring and rewarding employees who follow those standards.
q
q
nReward
and disciplinary systems
The organization swiftly and harshly punishes unethical conduct.
q
q
nWorkplace
aggression and violence
Taking care that HR actions do not foster perceptions of inequities that translate into dysfunctional behaviors by employees.
q
Thank You