The National Standard HRF 101:2010 Human Resource Framework was developed from a specific need identified in the business sector and method of business.

Since 2000, the HR Coach Research Institute has prototyped, tested and developed case studies for effective human resource strategies for the business sector.

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Commencing specific human resource research projects in 2002, the HR Coach Research Institute was developed to evaluate current and emerging trends within people management practice.

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Human Resources as a profession, has been widely accepted within corporate and government environments to ensure equity, fairness and compliance of people management strategies.  For businesses without human resource professionals, it is unregulated and ill managed.  To date, there has been no 'standard' applied to people management strategies outside of legislative requirements by different government regulations for organisations.

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As the global economy continues to grow more dependent on collective international results, the migration of skilled and unskilled labour, the creation of free-trade agreements and the intensity of management issues relating to diverse workforces, will increasingly place the quality of people management under the microscope.

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Within management systems, it is accepted that a business has a clearly identified strategic and business plan, financial plan, sales and marketing plans, governance and environmental plans.  The missing piece of strategy is clear!

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For most organisations its people represent significant cost, risk and opportunity.  Despite this, there is no strong mandate within management practice that human resource management be proactive and an established discipline within business.  Management systems are therefore incomplete.  The stronger the link between the human resource framework and the business strategy, the more likely it is that evidence based management decisions will lead to improvements in productivity, performance and outcomes.

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The community benefit is the creation and sustainability of jobs through improved management practice.

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The creation of the National Standard is the first step towards sustainable human resource strategies for organisations - irrespective of size.  This standard provides a simple and flexible framework easily adopted or implemented, without imposing an additional burden on the organisation.

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If you'd like to learn more about the standard click below to purchase your copy of the National Standard HRF 101:2010 Human Resource Framework.