Learning outcomes
Lo1 – Analyse the significance of the organisational design to the delivery of sustainable performance
LO2- Determine the requirement to develop motivated, knowledgeable and experienced individuals and teams.
LO3- Use contemporary knowledge and research to support emerging HR developments.
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LO1 Assess the value of organisational design to the delivery of sustainable performance |
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P1 Measure the significance of organisational design theory in the context of organisational structure and fulfilling organisational strategy using various examples |
M1 Refer appropriate theories and concepts to critically measure the significance of organisational design, |
D1 Make appropriate recommendations supported by justification based on a synthesis of knowledge and information to show how to improve the delivery of sustainable performance. |
LO2 Examine the demand to develop motivated, knowledgeable and experienced individuals and teams |
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P2 Determine the various approaches which is used by the organisation in order to develop the skilled human resource within the organisation and how they can be motivated |
M2 Critically analyse the ways or the approaches used in order to have skilled and require the knowledge of the human capital |
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LO3 Apply contemporary knowledge and research to support emerging HR developments |
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P3 For the emerging HR developments conduct a research and use the contemporary knowledge |
M3 Assess how emerging HR developments will affect the role of the HR function in the future. |
D2 Critically make the valuable judgements from the information which has been considered |
LO4 Measure the relationship between organisational design and change management |
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P4 Explain how organisational design has to respond and adapt to change management and what is the relationship between them |
M4 Examine the different types of changes which can affect organisational design, including transformational and psychological change. |
D3 Analyse the relationship between the organisational design and change management |