Regional
features of human resources’ management in the organization
Grishakova E.A.,
post-graduate student of the Department of Sociology and Informational
Technologies
Central Russian Institute –
the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration
– Branch
Annotation: The article is devoted to
the problems of human resources’ management of the organization taking into
account regional peculiarities. The author structures social factors and technologies
aimed at management and suggests measures that can improve the effectiveness of
human resources’ management.
Key words: regional management
features, social management technologies, development of human resources.
Modern socio-economic conditions are characterized by
the fact that the established organizational and managerial structure of most
organizations ceases to be successful and does not have time to respond
flexibly to changing environmental conditions. Managing human resources must be
built in such a way as to obtain the greatest productive effect with the
maximum satisfaction of the staff. The application of balanced social
technologies is built as an intellectual science-intensive resource, which
makes it possible to obtain an effective predictable social result[1].
The distinctive features of the modern system of human resource management are
the principles of openness, equality of employees and the presence of a
horizontal management system. In her article T.N. Klyuchnikova[2] notes
that only a flexible operational response to the emergence of new knowledge
allows modern organizations to immediately use this knowledge to improve the
effectiveness of their activities. To date, the application of social
technologies in human resources management is the main resource for increasing
labor productivity. The ongoing transformation of the mechanisms of labor
behavior requires clarification of the factors and conditions for stimulating
workers[3].
Modern organizations are forced to act in a rapidly
changing external and internal environment, which generates a state of
uncertainty. Technologies are changing, which significantly shortens the
lifespan of the product of the organization's activities. The society itself
changes, constancy and static change into a category of negative phenomena. To
maintain competitiveness, the organization must react quickly to changes,
maintain the proper technological level and improve the quality of customer
service.
In such competitive conditions, the organization's
human resources are increasingly becoming a factor distinguishing the services
of the organization and adding value to services in the eyes of customers[4].
The decisive importance is the building of social technologies aimed at
attracting, preserving and stimulating human resources.
The conditions of functioning of a modern organization
require a fast adequate response, the absence of which leads, as market
analysis shows, to a gradual decline in competitiveness and the subsequent
cessation of the organization's activities. The goal of any organizational
change is to implement the organizational strategy better[5].
All elements of the organization create a corporate culture - a belief shared
by its employees with respect to the prevailing values in the
organization. In organizations, whose established culture is more susceptible
to change, human resources are able to more quickly reorganize to fulfill new
tasks. The fact that the organization's human resources are able to respond
flexibly to changes leads to faster changes, and this accelerates their
implementation. In today's socio-economic environment this becomes an
exceptionally valuable advantage, making the organization more competitive and
financially successful.
The identification of regional specifics is becoming
one of the main tasks of the sociological analysis of the transformation of
management processes in the organization. This is due to the peculiarities of
labor markets in the regions of Russia. They are diverse and connected with the
economic structure and investment attractiveness of the region, as well as
socio-demographic indicators of the working population. In megacities, the
labor market is more widely represented than in most regions. The impact of
this factor significantly changes labor behavior[6].
Regional features of human resources management are
mainly related to the economic potential of a particular region, and the weaker
it is, the more elements of resistance to change have to be overcome in the
management process. The economic inconsistency of the management ideas
implemented at the regional level leads to the fact that the characteristic
features that appear at the regional level are insufficient conditions for
information support, which is connected both with the need to refine the
information products used and the level of qualification of the workers
operating it. This feature affects the quality of products (services) and
increases the intensity of work of workers. Increasing the intensity of labor
increases dissatisfaction with work and leads to staff turnover. Adaptation of
newly arrived workers requires the organization of a system of mentoring,
designed to solve the problem of lack of knowledge among beginners. Solving
this problem without releasing employees who become mentors from the production
process causes only an additional increase in the intensity of labor and the
risks of increasing the outflow of skilled workers. The consequence of this
situation is an increase in the resistance of human resources to changes.
As the basic social technologies training and feedback
should be allocated. Regional features of human resources management are the
need for careful planning and gradual monitoring of the results of the
implemented changes in order to quickly monitor the extent to which the
implemented changes affected not only the business indicators of the
organization, but also its human resources.
Solving personnel problems of human resources
management is allowed by social technologies that encourage employees to strive
to improve the quality of the provided service, the desire to quickly update
knowledge and develop professional skills.
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