Factors Undermining the Effectiveness Development of Human resources in Organizations

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DOI: 10.21522/TIJMG.2015.05.02.Art019

Authors : Jacqueline Aziri

Abstract:

Human resource development is an important function in organizations as it provides the framework to help HR to augment their abilities, knowledge and organizational skills. Implementing HR development initiatives involves undertaking planed and systematic activities which aim to augment the HR skills as a strategy to meet contemporary and future work demands. However, several factors such as; lack of finances, poor employee evaluation, organizational policies, poor change management and leadership, lack of finances, lack of human resource planning, conflicts and disputes undermine the effectives of development of human resources in organizations. Given that HR development is function of HRM, adoption of robust leadership and management to limit the adverse effects of factors that undermine HR development.

Keywords: Human resource development, change management, human resource planning.

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