Managing
employee relations inside a company is not the only aspect of human resource
management. HRM plays a significant part in creating an organizational culture
where moral behavior and rules are fundamental.
Key Components
HRM Influence on
Organizational Ethics
Business or workplace ethics is a
crucial element that should be attended to by the human resource manager. You
want to appropriately study your business policies and practices that
contribute to employee relations, engagement, and overall business performance.
In addition, you should be able to identify and handle any ethical pitfalls
that may affect your business brand or reputation. This article takes you
through the importance of ethics in Human Resource Management whether you run a
small business or a large enterprise (Gordan,
2021).
Benefits of Employee Ethical Management
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An unethical culture can become a crisis because it may facilitate behaviors that are antithetical to organizational objectives. Successful organizations are generally based on a network of trust, which binds managers, employees, shareholders, suppliers, and customers. In unethical cultures, trust deteriorates, but initially, the effects may not be outwardly evident. Employers and employees may feel guilt or apprehension about what they are doing, but they are able to rationalize it. Employees with high personal integrity may become disenchanted and go elsewhere. This taxes the selection system in terms of finding replacements with ethical beliefs different from those that have been demonstrated. In a Darwinian sense, this unethical culture may be the beginning of a downward spiral. There are numerous potential consequences of unethical cultures, and we discuss a number of the most salient ones below (Buckley, et al., 2001).
Best HRM Conduct on Ethics Inside Sri Lankan Banks
The bank's HR management processes, ethical
management including induction training for new recruits, have resulted in a
low attrition rate. The bank also won the title of "Best Employer Brands
2017" and "Best Bank in the Public sector" at the Banking and
Finance Services Industry Awards 2017. The bank's training and development
policy identifies employee development needs and provides training based on organization
requirements.
Conclusion
References
Buckley,
R. M. et al., 2001. Ethical issues in human resources systems. Human Resource
Management Review.
Gordan, C., 2021.
Importance of Ethics in Human Resource Management. HR LINE UP, 24 December.
Sims, R. R. &
Bias, S. K., 2020. Human Resources Management and Ethics: Responsibilities,
Actions, Issues, and Experiences. s.l.:s.n.
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