Human Resource (HR) Management involves a strategic approach to managing the organization’s most valued asset – the workforce.

Drive organization with people capabilities:

HR represents the collective capabilities and experiences of its people who indvidually and collectively drive the organization towards achieving its mission and goals.


Manage diversities for greater synergy:  
People who are involved with nonprofits come from diverse backgrounds and include unpaid staff, such as volunteers and board members. Operating under such a complex organizational structure as compared to the for-profits means a sound HR system becomes vital for success.


Grow resources through talent development:
The limited budgets in nonprofits tend to have a negative impact on compensation and opportunities for staff training and development. ACS believes this mindset of undervaluing its people has to change in order for the organisation to be sustainable and experience healthy growth.

 
Nonprofit Employee Policy Manual and Performance Evaluation
Minnesota Council of Nonprofits

Human Resources Management
Free Management Library

Engaging Ad Hoc Volunteer: A Guide for Nonprofit
National Volunteer and Philanthropy Centre (NVPC), Singapore

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Attract the best talents in the nonprofit sector with a sound HR strategy and competitive packages on renumeration and compensations.

Increases productivity and quality of work.

Ensures continuity and sustainability of the nonprofit which operates in a sector that has a high employee turnover rate.

Develops a strong and motivated team which has maximum impact on fund-raising activities.

Minimize overall recruitment, management and hiring costs.
 


Provide basic HR management tools, such as benefit adminstration, payment management.

Review and advise in areas such as the structure of your HR team,  HR policies and practices and succession planning. 

Provide staff training and development in areas such as employment law , company insurance and volunteer management.   
 
 



         
 
 
 
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