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Human Resource Management

Holiday Inn Presented by: •Fatima •Hassan •Maryam •Usama •Saad

Presentation Summary

Introduction • Holiday inn – Founded inn 1952 – In Memphis – By homebuilder Kemmons Wilson – 19721,400 holiday inn hotels worldwide – July 1995  3600 branches over 100 countries •

• 1995 holiday inn Lahore – The only branch



HOLIDAY INN LAHORE • 1 of the executive hotels in Lahore •

• 4 star Property •

• 120 rooms & 8 sweets •

• Rooftop Buffet & Swimming Pool •

• Competitors – PC – Avari

Organizational Chart • Flat Structure • 9 Departments

HR Department • 5 people •

ROLE OF HRM • Ahead of roles as Record Keeper & Administrator •

• Goals  productivity and value added services •

• A seat at Strategic Table

RESPONSIBILITIES OF HRM • Developing a well defined culture of the organization •

• Designing the organizational structure & roles of employees •

• Formulating staffing needs to achieve development strategies •

• Formulating Performance management strategies •

• Designing a proper strategy to motivate & reward employees. •

Personnel Planning • Not in practice in very formalized form – Not needed as business is neither changing nor expanding •

• Termed as “Manning” – No. Of employees to be working in specified year – HR works towards maintaining this number

Recruitment • Pillar in HR responsibilities •

• EEO compliance •

• 1st step: job analysis

– Complete and formal job analysis for each position – Analysis information is provided by the concerned department supervisor and head – Observation & interviews are the sources



Job Analysis Sample • Job Analysis – Job title – Department – Reporting person – Job summary – duties and responsibilit ies •

INTERNAL RECRUITMENT • Is in Practice •

• Methods Used – Job Posting – Rehiring – No Succession Planning

External Recruitment • Is in Practice •

• Methods used

– Walk In’s • Thursday  walk in interviews • Most Popular

– Referrals

• industry of contacts and referrals • Preferred

– Advertisements

• Least Used • Only for Key positions

– Internships

RECOMMENDATIONS • Use of various tools in collecting info for job analysis – Questionnaires  managerial jobs – Diary logs rank in file staff



• Information should also be collected by the employees currently performing the job – Verify the knowledge

• • •

RECOMMENDATIONS • Internal Recruitment – Replacement charts and position replacements cards – Succession Planning •

• External Recruitment – Advertisement in newspapers  diversified pool of candidates – Internet and job sites  Job Monster & rozee.com – Employment agencies – Headhunters  Executive recruitment – College recruiting and internships  fresh minds

TESTING & SELECTION • 1st Step: Application Forms – personal details of the applicant – educational qualifications – Interests – references – CV (Curriculum Vitae) •

Application Form Sample

TESTING & SELECTION • 2nd Step: Screening • 3rd Step: Interview – Three phase interview session – Job related interview – Individual Interview  Rank In File Staff – Panel Interview  Managerial Position

TESTING & SELECTION • 4th Step: Testing  not diversified – Criterion Valid – Depend on job

• written tests  for desk staff • Cookery Test  for chefs •

• 5th Step : Selection on Probation – 3-6 months



• 6th Step: Background and reference checks •



7th Step: Physical examination test



• 8th Step: Permanent Hiring

– No Temp Employees or Part time Workers



Recommendations • Improved Testing

– cognitive abilities Tests  managerial staff – the personality assessment approach



• Improved Interviewing

– Behavioral interviews  managers – situational interviews  managers – Puzzle Questions  technical and finance staff



• Open ended questions in reference Information

TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT • Orientation

– Provided by HR department & Departments – Rules, policies, terms of employment – Property tour



• No formal training department •

• Training programs

– Daily Basis  conducted by department heads – Yearly Basis  HR department



TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT • Methods Used: – – – – – – – –

OJT Lectures Multimedia & Overhead projectors In house Training  Short Courses Job Instructions  front desk workers Role playing technique  waiters Outsourcing  security personnel COTHM  free of cost courses



• Effectiveness of Training Programs

– Skills training performance record



Recommendations • Formal Training department •

• Job rotation technique •

• Training from abroad •

• Incentives should be related to training •

• E-learning

Benefits & Incentives • Pay for time not worked – – – –

21 annual leaves 8 sick leaves 10 casual leaves Severance pay  2 week to 1 month salary



• Insurance Benefits Life insurance •

• Medical Benefits  only to employee •

• Retirement Benefits – Provident Fund  defined contribution plan – Social Security • Retirement income death benefits • Disability Benefit payable •

Benefits & Incentives • Meal Allowance  One time lunch + Two times tea free of cost •

• Cars & Mobile Phones •

• Other Benefits – – – – – –

Discount on hotel rooms & banquet hall 50 % off on food Appreciation Letter Employee of the Month Annual employee Day  Service Awards Employee Birthday Celebrations

Recommendations • Extended medical allowance •

• Flexi-time •

• Greater delegation & work recognition •

• Team approach •

• Awards for punctuality or attendance •

• Job enlargement & Job enrichment

Performance Appraisal • Employee appraisal  performance of an employee is evaluated in terms of quality, quantity, cost and time •

• Employees on probation  3 consecutive months appraisal •

• Permanent Employees  Annual Appraisal •

• Conducted by immediate supervisors or boss •

• Tool Used  Graphic rating scale

• •

Performance Appraisal Form

Performance Appraisal • One to One meeting with supervisors •

• Use: – Salary rise – promotions – internal recruitment •

Recommendations • Different Appraisal Techniques  different level & nature of jobs •

• 360 degree appraisal technique •

• Training to fill appraisal forms, minimizing – – – –



Central tendency Biasness Leniency Strictness

Conclusion • Implementation of recommendations – – – –

Prevailing culture Adaptability of workforce Extent of competition Costs for the hotel



• Restructuring HR department

– New spirit – Trained, motivated, flexible workforce – Long-term Success

Thank You

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