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Understanding Human Resource Management (Managing Work and Organizations) Book

This book critically examines contemporary issues in the management of people. It reviews some of the significant themes that have shaped HRM as it has emerged during the course of the last century and identifies the definitive role of the tension...Read More

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    Ken Kamoche critically examines contemporary issues in the management of people. He reviews some of the significant themes that have shaped HRM as it has emerged during the course of the last century. The book identifies the definitive role of the tension between the drive for organizational performance and the 'humanization' of work. It argues, however, that our understanding of both strands is inadequate and poorly researched, leading to an incomplete picture of the dynamics of managing people.

    Understanding Human Resource Management also examines the relevance of such contemporary debates as the resource-based view, appropriation and globalization, and explores how researchers and practitioners can now move towards a more viable conception of HRM.

  • 0335203736
  • 9780335203734
  • Kamoche
  • 1 April 2001
  • Open University Press
  • Paperback (Book)
  • 160
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