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Author Price, Alan.

Title Human resource management in a business context / Alan Price
Edition Second edition
Published Australia : United Kingdom : Thomson, 2004

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 W'PONDS  658.3 Pri/Hrm 2004  AVAILABLE
 MELB  658.3 Pri/Hrm 2004  AVAILABLE
Description xix, 745 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm
Series Business in context series
Business in context series.
Contents pt. 1. Introduction to HRM -- 1. Managing people -- 2. concept of HRM -- 3. HRM and business effectiveness -- pt. 2. HRM and the business environment -- 4. Human resources and the global economy -- 5. HRM and the state -- 6. employment market -- pt. 3. Organizational HRM -- 7. HRM in large organizations -- 8. HRM in small and medium-sized organizations -- 9. Organizational culture -- 10. Commitment and employer branding -- pt. 4. Strategic HRM -- 11. People strategies -- 12. Change strategies -- 13. Resourcing strategies -- pt. 5. employee resourcing process -- 14. Recruitment and preliminary candidate information -- 15. Employee selection -- pt. 6. Managing diversity -- 16. Equality of opportunity -- 17. Race, disability and age -- pt. 7. Performance and compensation -- 18. Performance management -- 19. Reward management -- pt. 8. Learning and development -- 20. Human resource development -- 21. Learning in organizations -- pt. 9. Employee relations -- 22. Unions and collective bargaining -- 23. Conflict, bargaining, involvement and well-being -- 24. Conclusion
Summary "Human Resource Management in a Business Context locates HRM and other perspectives of people management in a framework focused on the needs of business studies students. It provides a thorough and comprehensive overview of all the key aspects of people management using numerous real examples from actual business situations. The text uses high profile companies to bring the concepts to life, including IBM and Ford Motor Company, and highlights cultural implications of HRM with an illustrative case study of South Africa. This practical, rather than prescriptive approach allows students to understand the issues without getting lost in operational details."--BOOK JACKET
Notes First ed. published: London : International Thomson Business, 1997
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index
Subject Industrial management.
Personnel management.
LC no. 00002529
ISBN 186152966X paperback
186152966X paperback