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Unit 2: e-Human Resource Management



                                                                                                       Notes
                   Like world IT is being applied aggressively in all Pakistani organizations. The most
                   recent systems like Siebel, Fidelity, SAP, Oracles etc. have become the common use now
                   in Pakistani companies. Like other functions in HR too the use of IT is very common.
                   Keeping in view the increasing importance of e-HRM, companies are adopting it all
                   over the world, so is case in Pakistan. The SBP is established in 1948. Initially all work
                   was done manually but in 1985 bank management to procure computers to convert its
                   work on IT solutions. At present the bank has latest IT system and a full fledge IT
                   directorate. The Human Resource Division at the State Bank manages issues related to
                   the HR i.e personnel planning, transfer, compensation administration, recruitment and
                   up to date incorporation of employee record in Oracle database. Following units/areas
                   of work mainly are included in this division:
                   (i) Compensation & Benefit Planning Unit is responsible to carry out all activities
                      related to developing best market strategies regarding compensation and benefits
                      for our employees.
                  (ii) Employees Database Unit is responsible for maintaining & updating employee data
                      and HR Broadcast of various messages/circulars/orders, etc. for prompt communication
                      to Bank’s employees.
                  (iii) Service Record & Compliance Unit maintains and updates employees’ personal files,
                      verify employees’ particulars, and ensure timely confirmation of eligible employees
                      in the Bank’s service.

                  (iv) HR Automation Unit focuses on Oracle Human Resource Information System and
                      to solve the issues in smooth implementation and management of HRIS. HR
                      Automation unit works for customization of Oracle HRMS with emerging needs of
                      HR processes.
                   Questions:

                   1. What were the employees’ reactions to e-HR?
                   2. What factors enabling acceptance of e-HR?


                 Self Assessment
                 Multiple choice questions:
                   6. .................... is defined as the degree to which an individual believes that using the
                      system will help him or her to attain gains in job performance.
                      (a) Performance  expectancy  (b) Effort expectancy
                      (c) Social influence         (d) None of these
                   7. ................... is defined as the degree of ease associated with the use of the system.
                      (a) Performance  expectancy  (b) Effort  expectancy
                      (c) Social influence         (d) None of these
                   8. ....................... is defined as the degree to which an individual perceives that important
                      others believe he or she should use the new system.
                      (a) Performance  expectancy  (b) Effort expectancy
                      (c) Social  influence        (d) None of these
                   9. ........................ are defined as the degree to which an Individual believes that an
                      organizational and technical infrastructure exists to support use of the system.
                      (a) Performance  expectancy  (b) Effort expectancy
                      (c) Social influence         (d) Facilitating  conditions



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