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Human Resource Management Sarah Gilmore

Human Resource Management By Sarah Gilmore

Human Resource Management by Sarah Gilmore


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Summary

This text provides an introduction to the main human resource management issues relevant to contemporary business organizations. Using up to date examples and research, the starting point for the text is to demonstrate HRM in practice. This approach provides a platform for outlining the main HR theories, before critically evaluating these theories.

Human Resource Management Summary

Human Resource Management by Sarah Gilmore

This textbook provides an introduction to the main human resource management issues which are relevant to contemporary business organizations. Using HRM in practice as its starting point, the text demonstrates, though the use of up to date case studies and examples, the realities of HR within organizations. With a strong emphasis placed on linking theory and practice, the reader is then introduced to and encouraged to analyse and critically evaluate HR theory. To help provide a full understanding of the key concepts of HRM, and provide a critical edge to the text, six themes are explored and linked to the content of each chapter. These themes are flexibility, commitment, culture, performance, power and control, and strategy. A wide range of textbook features have been developed. These include activities, section summaries, 'window on work' example boxes, and 'practitioner perspectives', to provide a deeper level of understanding, and encourage analytical and critical thinking. Extensive use is made of a wide variety of case examples including small and large enterprises; voluntary and not-for-profit sectors; the hospitality industry; retailing; manufacturing; finance; and the arts. Examples of HR practice are drawn from organizations including Google, B&Q, Lidl, Saatchi and Saatchi, Tesco, Deloitte Touche, Ryanair, Sandals Resorts, YouTube, Matshushita Electric Company, and the NHS. Other examples are drawn from holiday companies, electrical manufacturing, higher education, management consultancy, the catering industry, and football clubs. To support students using this textbook, an online resource centre provides additional materials including web links, research and policy updates, and multiple choice testing sessions to help with assignment and exam preparation. For lecturers, a range of teaching materials have been developed, including video clips for use in lectures and seminars. Online Resource Centre For students: Research and policy updates - posted annually to coincide with the start of each new academic year Web links Multiple choice questions For lecturers: Guide to assignment and discussion questions Seminar activities Additional case studies Test bank PowerPoint slides Video clips; (up to 10 minutes in length) covering topics such as ethics and work life balance, recruitment and selection, international HRM and globalization, reward and performance, health, safety and absence, HR development and ER and redundancy.

Table of Contents

PART ONE: HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN CONTEXT; 1. Introducing Human Resource Management; 2. The Strategic Dimensions of Human Resource Management; 3. The Business Environment of Human Resource Management; 4. Human Resource Management in an Organizational Context; PART TWO: HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN PRACTICE; 5. Recruiting and Selecting Staff in Organizations; 6. Developing Human Resources; 7. Managing Performance; 8. Rewarding People at Work; 9. Health, Safety and Employee Well-Being; 10. Employment Relations; 11. Equality, Diversity and Dignity at Work; 12. Grivance, Discipline and Absence in Organizations; 13. Human Resource Management and Redundancy; PART THREE: KEY ISSUES IN CONTEMPORARY HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT; 14. Ethics and Human Resource Management; 15. International Human Resource Management; PART FOUR: CONCLUSIONS; 16. Conclusion

Additional information

GOR003867903
9780199539376
0199539375
Human Resource Management by Sarah Gilmore
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Oxford University Press
20090212
424
N/A
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