The moderating role of influence distribution between hrm specialists and line managers
Authors: Françoise Dany, Zied Guedri and Florian Hatt (2008) Student: Julien Pereira Cruz Professor: François Pichault assisted by Audrey Levêque
2 key aspects of the organization of HRM
The integration of HRM and business strategy The distribution of roles and influences between line
managers (LMs) and HRM specialists.
Which HRM organization/structure a company should undertake in order to improve and optimize organizational performance?
Necessary
CONSISTENCY
HRM integration in strategic decision making process
GAP
Implementation
QUALITY LMs exclusive +- / +
Shared with HRM predominant
HRM exclusive
Optimized organizational performance
4 Sub-samples designed according to who influences the most (LMs, HRM specialists, the 2 shared). ANOVA:
Sub-sample 1 = LMs alone: ○ Smaller and younger companies targeting primary ind. Sector ○ Denmark, New Zeland, Bulgaria and Slovenia Sub-sample 4 = HRM specialists alone: ○ UK, France, Spain, Germany and the USA
Chapters
1 function in corporate decisionmaking processes Homogeneity/diversity of HR Strategic involvement of the HR
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Integration of HRM in strategic decision-making process
2 tools
Integration of HRM in strategic decision-making process Organizational performance
3 scorecards, etc.) 4 line
HR reporting system (KPI,
Relations HR staff/hierarchical
Distribution of influence between HRM specialists and LMs in HRM policy implementation
5 dialogue
Organization of the social
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HR involved in strategy formulation, head of HR in Board of direction, level of formalization of HR strategy If there are several HR practices and tools are there pursuing the same and common strategic goal of the company? Product/Service quality, level of productivity, profitability, rate of innovation, stock market performance. Turnover, promotions & career, … Who has the primary responsibility for HRM decision in: pay &