Source: IRS Employment Review Issue: 894 Date: 03/04/2008 Publisher: IRS

Survey: Line managers' role in people management

TOPICS:
HR policy and strategy business challenges
training and development training tools and techniques
employee groups and roles

SECTORS:
chemicals
construction
engineering and metals
finance
food, drink and tobacco
hotels and catering
manufacturing (other)
public services
retail and wholesale
services (other)
transport and communication

AUTHOR: Noelle Murphy


HR policies are increasingly implemented by line managers, often independently of the HR function, and our survey explores the balance of responsibilities, along with HR practitioners' views of the way in which line managers discharge their people management duties.

On this page
About our research
Line managers' involvement in people management
Disciplinary and grievances
HR's assessment of line managers' performance
Line managers' role in training
Maintaining/updating personnel records
Managing absence
Consistency and effectiveness
Support offered to improve consistency and effectiveness
Training and developing line managers
How training is delivered
Knowledge and skills
The future
Additional resources on XpertHR
Table 1: Level of responsibility for HR activities
Table 2: HR's assessment of line managers' ability to handle people management activities
Table 3: Line managers' attitude towards conducting HR activities
Table 4: Line managers' most important skills and attributes
Table 5: Named-practice table, with details of changes expected to line managers' roles.

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