Human Resource management is all about the management of human beings, obvious but true. It is a term that is used to describe the individuals who make up the workforce of an organization. In basic terms, a company's human resource team should maximize return on investment and minimize financial risk. Human resource managers achieve this by choosing a supply of skilled and qualified individuals and teaming them with the businesses' ongoing and future plans. As mentioned before, this is to maximize the return on investment and secure future success and survival in the business world.
There are several strategies and policies that the human resources have in place to implement the above goals into an organization. For most companies, these generally include keeping up-to-date with federal laws and making sure that employees comply, employee record keeping and confidentiality, employee motivation and morale boosting, industrial and employee relations, performance, conduct and behavior management (this may include conducting seminars for sexual harassment or other inappropriate behavior), human resource analysis and workforce personnel data management and recruitment and selection.
Every single department in a company is vital to its success. There is no doubt that the company could survive if these departments were to be lost but its efficiency would be compromised. Human resources forms the basic foundation of any company that wishes to survive as it keeps everyone happy and working together like a well oiled machine. If people cannot get along then the efficiency of the machine slows down and becomes more and more