Understanding HR Departments and Organizational Structure: Insights and Perspectives

mercydoyle
Hi friends,

Please tell me which departments fall under HR. I am an MBA student and want to know all the departments that HR covers.

I am waiting for your experienced reply.

Regards
hemant.dev
Hi, Dear,

The departments under HR are as follows:

1. Recruitment & Selection
2. Administration
3. Training and Development
4. Personnel Department

These are common departments that can usually be found in a good company.

Regards,
Dev Agarwal
darshak mehta
Dear,

As many departments come under HR, but there is no specific rule for that; it depends on the organization. For example, in many small-scale industries, HR/Personnel is the same, but in giant and huge industries, HR Administration, Personnel, and Time Office can be different.

Regards,
Darshak Mehta
ankitchaturvedi
Dear Member,

In any company, the size of the HR department depends on the size of the organization. In a big organization, the HR department has the following sub-departments:
1) Training & Development
2) Recruitment
3) Payroll
4) Administration
5) Organizational Development
6) Legal

In small companies, all these activities are typically managed by only 2 or 3 persons.

Regards,
Ankit
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Hardeep HR
It depends on the company. Mainly, it can be:

Recruitment/sourcing/hiring team

Compensation and benefits team, called as comp and ben

HR Ops team

Payroll

Training and Development

Legal and compliance
Pjuan
Hi,

There is no rule for this; it all depends on the organization's goals. The human resource department is devoted to providing effective policies, procedures, and people-friendly guidelines and support within companies. Please see below a list of HR responsibilities but not limited to:

- Recruiting
- Hiring
- Training
- Organization Development
- Communication
- Performance Management
- Coaching
- Policy Recommendation
- Salary and Benefits
- Team Building
- Employee Relations
- Leadership

Some of these responsibilities could be turned into departments. Now, it also depends on the skills of the HR manager, and the organization could arrange to have other functions reporting to HR, such as IT, Legal, General Administration, Government Relations, etc., basically all support functions.

Regards,
Pjuan
kumaresank
Help me out by listing out the departments in your company, so that I could identify which ones fall under HR. Departments vary across different companies.
shepu1984
Re: Dept under HR

I'm working in the banking sector in HR. Under HR:

1. Recruitment
2. Training and Development
3. Operations Management
4. Talent Management
5. Relationship Management

Regards,
Shepali
swadhadev
HR includes:

Recruitment and Selection
Training and Development
Compensation and Benefits
Performance Management and Appraisal
Employee engagement
Competency mapping and assessment centers
HR Planning
Industrial Relations (Labour laws)
mukundan thottekkat
In our company, recruitment, legal, administration, payroll, and workers fall under HR. This is for your kind information. Regards, TM.

singhneeraj
Dear all,

My name is Neeraj Singh, and I am working with an automobile company as an HR officer. My role includes:

1. Administration
2. Personnel
3. HRD (Recruitment, Training, Development, Performance Appraisal)
4. Industrial Relations
5. Welfare
6. Labour Law Legal Compliance

Thank you.
Gujnja Karia
Hi,

Departments under HR, according to me, are as mentioned below:
1) Training
2) Front desk or telemarketers (if any)
3) Administration

Besides this, recruitment, PIP (Performance Improvement Program), and removal of non-performers at specific intervals go without saying.

Hope this may be helpful to you.

Good Luck.

Gunja
sanjulee abhimaan
Hello Shepali!

Could you please tell me about the role of the Talent Management department within HR? I am a management student looking to specialize in HR, and this information would be greatly helpful.

Regards,
Sanjulee
Email: titlisays143@gmail.com
kkrenjith
Don't confuse with the functions of HR. Just think the basics: whatever relates to the manpower in a company is HR. The basic functions are: Recruitment, Development, Retention, and Separation. All the sub-departments which my friends have deliberated come under these heads.

Recruitment is a strategic function involving understanding the business requirements and providing the necessary manpower in sufficient quantity and quality at the right time. Basic induction and training are part of this phase.

Development includes areas such as Training and Development, talent management, competency mapping, and performance management, among others.

Retention encompasses Compensation & Benefits, career planning, and administration.

Separation involves handling separation benefits and formalities.

Friends, if you would like to build upon this, you are most welcome.
rajeshmanjula
Apart from the aforementioned departments, security and housekeeping departments also come under HR.
critica
Dear Sanjulee,

I am working in a company in the retail sector where we have "Talent Acquisition" and "Talent Management" teams.

The Talent Acquisition team takes care of Recruitment & Selection, and the Talent Management team takes care of the Lifecycle Management of every employee in the organization, i.e., right from joining to the separation of the employee.

Hello Shepali!!! Please, can you tell me what the job of the Talent Management department under HR is? As I'm a management student planning to specialize in HR, this would be of great help.

Regards,
Sanjulee
Email: titlisays143@gmail.com
Anayaat
Hi there,

I would like to add one more department to the above list of departments with HR - Payment & Benefits. They oversee employee benefits, both financial and non-financial.

Regards
Uday N. Mishra
The department under HR is PERSONNEL & ADMIN because all data and information of employees are maintained by this department.

Thank you.
kkanirudhan
PERSONNEL, INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS, HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT, and GENERAL ADMINISTRATION are the core functions of the HR department.
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