Ulrich's HR Management Model Explained
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In our field, in the management of human talent, the great break between the
old conception of industrial relations and the current strategic role it plays
or we must play our role within the organization, we owe it to Dave Ulrich.
one of the most important gurus of resource management
humans, developed a human resource management model that today is
used in many companies. The model describes 4 key roles within the area
human resources.
Ulrich manages a concept of company that differs from the traditional concept, the company
it must be open, agile, dynamic, with little hierarchy, without borders between the areas and
swift to respond to changes, that generates value for the different groups of
interests that make it up (clients, shareholders, employees, suppliers, government
and community).
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What is an HR model?
The HR model connects the HR strategy, the objectives ofHR, the
HR processes and jobs in an operating model.
The HR model defines key roles and responsibilities of the resources area.
humans (externally to the organization and internally among employees and
business units).
Why is the HR model important?
The HR model makes the initiatives of the area visible, both for the management
like for the employees of the organization.
The HR model helps to organize the team's thinking and involves the
appropriate partners.
The 4 HR roles of Dave Ulrich
Propose a change in the structure of the human resources function and build
an HR area around roles, simply changing the model of
HR
Expert in Administration and Management (PROCESSES - OPERATIVE)
It is a transactional HR role.
Identify key data for personnel management.
Apply information technology to generate products and services of
HR. Helps to implement changes in legislation, labor unions, among others.
It involves operating the basic functions of HR and assisting in management.
of the company.
It focuses on the efficiency of processes, with the support of technology and
outsourcing.
Effectiveness Leader and Workers Partner (PERSONS – OPERATIONAL)
It consists of managing the contribution of the workers and supporting them in their
needs.
It is based on being close to the workers, listening to and addressing their needs.
Improve the employee experience in the organization, and ensure they receive
a fair deal.
Strategic social (PROCESSES - STRATEGIC)
It consists of aligning the HR strategy with the business strategy, with
processes whose purpose is to contribute to the goals and issues of the
businesses and the end client
Act as a single point of contact for internal clients with the HR area.
Helps the management in solving issues related to people.
Develop functional projects transversally helping to improve
productivity.
He is a meeting facilitator in difficult times and tries to find a solution.
win-win.
Change agenda (PEOPLE - STRATEGIC)
It consists of promoting culture, managing change, and evolution and learning.
of the teams
Leads initiatives to prepare employees to live in a new
organization.
Helps to acquire new skills that will be needed to achieve change,
plan training sessions and update job descriptions. Continuously
collects employee feedback and transfers it to the teams.
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There have been 4 key books by Dave Ulrich.
1) Human Resources Champions: This book has changed management of
human resources from the old personnel office to how we know it today.
Introduce the famous model of the 4 key roles inhuman resources.
2) HR Competencies: In this book, it places the human resources area in a
strategic environment.
The focus of this book is on talent development and leadership.
3) HR from the Outside IN: It is a book about the future of professionals
ofHR.
What skills and competencies will be necessary for companies? How
Will the HR function be defined in the future?
4) The value proposition of HR: How does it makeHRto add value to the
organization? What are the key competencies for the future? This book is
so that HR is not only a member of the Board of Directors but a member
contributory.