... 1928–Strategic humanresourcemanagement : a guide to action / MichaelArmstrong 3rd ed.p. cm.Includes bibliographical references and index.ISBN 0- 749 4 -45 11 -4 1. Personnel management. I. Title.HF5 549 .A897 84 ... Great Britain in 1992 as HumanResource Management: Strategy and ActionSecond edition published as Strategic HumanResource Management: A Guide to Action 2000Third edition 2006Apart from any ... processl21 3Strategic human resource management: concept andprocessThe concept of strategic humanresourcemanagement (strategic HRM) andthe processes involved are considered in this chapter under...
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... Victoria policypaper. Retrieved June 2003 from www.resourceweb/corpmgt/its/index.htmlOrdonez, E. (2001). MySAP human resources: Human capital management for your business. Retrieved July 2002 ... IS.Information Systems Journal, 63, 227- 242 .Cedar Group. (1999). Cedar 1999 human resources self service. Baltimore,MD: Cedar Group.Cedar Group. (2000). Cedar 2000 human resources self service. Baltimore,MD: ... prohibited.Cedar Group. (2001). Cedar 2001 human resources self service/portalsurvey. Baltimore, MD: Cedar Group.Cedar Group. (2002). Cedar 2002 Human resources self service/portalsurvey. Baltimore,...
... following section, I explain human resourcemanagement portals before developing a model of their impacton the management of the protean career. Human Resource PortalsA humanresource portal (or HR ... investment in humanresource portals and Web-based human resource self-service systems, employees often do not use these toolsfor career management opportunities. A 2000 humanresource self-servicesurvey ... purpose of this chapter is to shed light on the role of humanresource portalsin managing the protean career. In so doing, the chapter develops a three-factormodel of the impact of human resource...
... First,researchers in career management and humanresourcemanagement may testthe key assumptions of the three-factor model. For instance, in analyzing theimpact of HR portals on the management of the ... paperwork, the involvement of humanresource staffers,and all the delays such processes are heir to.” (Zampetti & Adamson,2001, p. 15)With the self-service provided by humanresource portals, employees ... turnover and developing skillsinventories, and helps deliver humanresource services with fewer people(Gale, 2003). Thus, the humanresource function becomes less administrativeand more strategic,...
... researchagenda. Journal of Management, 25, 45 7 -48 4.Sullivan, S.E., Carden, W.A., & Martin, D.F. (1998). Careers in the nextmillennium: Directions for future research. HumanResource Manage-ment ... Academy of Management Executive, 10 (4) , 28-39.Bird, A. (19 94) . Careers as repositories of knowledge: A new perspective onboundaryless careers. Journal of Organizational Behavior, 15, 325- 344 .Brooks, ... compen-dium of key resources (books, articles, reports, and Web sites) organized bythe four subject areas — corporate universities, strategy and human resources,knowledge management, and technology...
... ABEStudy Unit 1 Management and LeadershipContents PageA. What is Management? 2Towards a Definition 2Do Organisations need Management? 4 Management Processes 4 Management Roles 6 Management Activities ... Today’sEmployment Relationship; Wiley! Goss, D. (19 94) , Principles of HumanResource Management; Routledge! Cushway, B. (19 94) , HumanResource Management; Kogan PageStudents should also read suitable ... 1.2: The inter-relation of management activities iiiâ Copyright ABERecommended ReadingLead text! Torrington, D. and Hall, L. (1998), HumanResource Management; 4th edition, Prentice-HallOther...
... and an organization’s goals.Strategy and HumanResource Management In recent years, organizations have awakened to the critical need to include human resources as part of their strategic planning ... prohibited.1. Recognition of humanresourcemanagement as an instrumental player incorporate strategy (Prince & Stewart, 2002; Becker et al., 2001);2. Emergence of knowledge management concepts ... corporate universities — the growing connection between organiza-tional strategy and human resources, knowledge management, and technology/e-learning. DAU, in particular, has developed best practices...
... wisdom to their own particular organization.At the end of this chapter, we have provided several resources for management and humanresource faculty, with which they can stay connected to theimportant ... academics.”Knowledge Management World (http://www.kmworld.com): Contains onlineresources, solutions, news, conference information, and publicationsrelated to knowledge management. The Knowledge ManagementResource ... the latest changesin this field. The online resources, in particular, offer the most up-to-dateknowledge and information for management and humanresource faculty. Manyof the sites listed contain...