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Human resource management (HRM) is a term that is now widely used but very loosely defined. In this paper argued that if the concept is there any social scientific value, should be defined in a certain way to distinguish it from the traditional human resource management and enables the development of the testable hypotheses about its effects. Based on theoretical research in the field of organizational behavior that is proposed HRM includes a set of policies designed to maximize organizational integration, employee commitment, flexibility and quality of work. In this model, collective labor relations have, at best, only a small role. Despite the obvious attractions of HRM to managements that, there is little evidence of any quality of its impact. Moreover, very few UK organizations appear to practice a particular form of human resource management, although many are moving slowly in that direction by, for example, the policy on the involvement of employees.
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