STAFFING
Staffing refers to the management function of attracting,
acquiring, activating, developing and maintaining resources for achieving
organizational goals efficiently.
Staffing also involves upgrading the quality and usefulness of the
members of the organization with a view to get higher performance from
them. All types of organization
irrespective of size have to perform staffing function.
According to Theo Haimann, “staffing function is concerned
with the placement, growth and development of all those members of the
organization whose function is to get things done through others.”
In the words of Koontz and O'Donnell, “the staffing function
pertains to the recruitment, selection, development, training and compensation
of subordinate managers.”
NEED FOR STAFFING ARE AS FOLLOWS:
1.
Filling
the roles :
Staffing involves meaning the organization
structure through proper and effective selection, appraisal and development of
personnel to fill the roles designed into structure.
2.
Human
emphasis:
It gives greater emphasis on the human
element in selection, appraisal and managerial development. New employee’s attitude, aptitude,
commitment, loyalty, sincerity, etc. Will
play an equally important role in the selection, appraisal and training
programmes.
3.
Availability
of knowledge:
An important body of knowledge and
experience in the area of staffing is now available. Over a period of time, researchers have
worked on various aspects of manpower planning, methods of recruitment and
selection, techniques of training and development, and evaluation of
employees. Such knowledge can be used in
empowering human resource of the organization to get better results.
4.
Specialization:
Earlier, it was the job of all managers to
fill the positions in their organization and keep them filled with right
persons well equipped in terms of qualification, experience, attitudes and
aptitudes. But later it is realized that
all are not competent to select and train people and therefore, there is a need
of a separate specialized department to look after such functions.
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