HR manager Vs. Admin manager

 

HR manager Vs. Admin manager


Human Resource Management is the process of recruiting, selecting, inducting employees, providing orientation, imparting training and development, appraising the performance of employees, deciding compensation and providing benefits, motivating employees, maintaining proper relations with employees and their trade unions, ensuring employees safety, welfare and healthy measures in compliance with labour laws of the land and finally following the Orders / Judgements of the concern High Court and Supreme Court, if any.


Personal Management Vs. HRM


Past  (Personnel Management)      

    Present (HRM)

 Work 9 to 5     

 Work anytime

 Work in an office

 Work anywhere and from anywhere

 Use company equipment

 Use your own modern gadgets and requirements

 Focused on inputs

 Focused on outputs

 Climb the corporate ladder

 Create your own ladder for career

 Pre-defined work

 Customized work

 Hoards information              

 Shares information

 No voice

 Can become a leader

 Focused on knowledge

 Focused on adaptive learning



What is the role of Administration Manager

An Administrative Manager is a professional who coordinates an organization's administration system and general workflows. They supervise an administrative team and ensure daily office tasks are completed seamlessly.




In small organizations, however, there might be no separate HR department. The human resource functions might be carried out by the office manager. For bigger organizations, they usually have a structured chart as shown above, which include chairman or managing director heading the HR department. 

It can be clearly concluded that the difference between an HR manager and Admin manager lies in the responsibilities. HR manager deals with overall recruitment and management of an organization or a company. Meanwhile, an administration manager works under who deals with the general management of administrations, from top management to the lower manager. Administration manager simply manages the daily operations of a company or an organization. 

references:

https://www.whatishumanresource.com/human-resource-management

https://resources.workable.com/administration-manager-job-description




Comments

  1. The role of Admin and HR Managers are equally important despite the difference in their roles. Can you suggest how both roles influence better employee engagement in an organization?

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    1. totally agreed your point, ultimate goal is to better management of Human resources. reason is to consider difference of roles most of companies only practicing Admin role instead of HR

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  2. I think,At the end, if different work categories, both parties should be working toward the same corporate objective. the achievement of goals and targets on schedule while other variables remain stable should be the end result.

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    1. even different departments ultimate cooperate goal is company vision mission. but there is plenty of difference with admin and HR areas

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  3. Both they are playing critical roles in the organizations. important thing is how they are synergies & driven over expectations.

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    1. Totally agreed, Admin role is mainly focus daily basis employees betterment and HR is more than that, overall both having KPI's to workforce satisfaction

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  4. Both them try to develop organization but HR Manager has more responsibility than administrative manager

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  5. As you discussed Nowadays HR mangers plays critical role with the handling human resources.

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  6. A company's or organization's overall recruitment and management are handled by the HR manager. An administration manager, who deals with the general management of administrations from top management to lower manager, is employed in the meantime. A well-written article.

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  7. Which manager is most inportant for company?

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