There are many areas that can perform a key function within the normal performance of companies. In this way, departments such as Finance, Marketing or Quality, are decisive in the results obtained at the end of the year by each entity.
But recognizing this importance, we must not overlook the important role played by the Human Resources area, which undoubtedly manages the most important asset of all those who are part of the company: people.
But, in what aspects does good management of Human Resources contribute to the future of the company?
In this article we are going to consider the economic, social and institutional spheres, in order to briefly know the beneficial effects that the existence of a good Human Resources policy exerts on them.
Economic point of view
From the economic point of view, there will be an increase in the productivity of employees, which will result in greater possibilities to achieve the objectives set periodically by the Management, not only in relation to production but also with respect to the improvement of the sales figures or other intangible indicators not as simple to measure as those previously mentioned. In this way, the economic results of the entities can improve thanks to obtaining higher revenues, favoring in turn the increase of other budget items that will allow the company to continue growing and improve its competitiveness in the sector in which it develops its activities.
Social ambit
With regard to the social sphere, the Human Resources policy will ensure the existence of working conditions for employees that will be appropriate to the regulatory and legislative system in force in the country and the sector of activity in which the company is managed.
On the other hand, it will generate a performance evaluation system applicable to each employee and position, to know their contribution to the achievement of the objectives set and establish the possibility of designing a wide range of incentives, which will complement the compensation of each from them.
Nor can the contribution to the implementation of new training policies that can be decisive to develop the career of each employee from both the personal and professional point of view, which on the other hand benefits companies, be left aside. in relation to the increase of its competitiveness within the market.
Institutional optics
Finally, the importance of Human Resources policies from an institutional perspective should be mentioned, understanding that these can be fundamental in order to consolidate the company as a reference, improving its image and attracting new talents.
People, the most important asset
In this sense, it should be noted that not only is the existence of a good communication towards the exterior of Human Resources policies applied in day to day, but also that all employees have to participate in these policies, with the objective that they are more and more complete and adapted to the needs of the company and the employees that are part of it.
As we have seen throughout this article, having a powerful Human Resources Department can generate as many positive effects as any other area of ​​a company, although as mentioned above it will have a key importance as it will be the one that will manage the obligations, needs and concerns of people, which are undoubtedly the most important assets of each company.

From India, Mumbai
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Management of HR is most important.
Simply because company needs the right type of people with right experience, attitude and education to do their job well.
HR plays a big role in selection, training, staffing, and this role is crucial as a company is as good as the manpower it has got.
Sophisticated machinery does not make a company.it is a capable and devoted work force which makes all the difference.

From India, Pune
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