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This text presents the fundamental concepts and issues of this core business studies course. The book is primarily intended for second and third year undergraduate business students studying HRM, and for MBA students. Pinnington and Edwards provide a concise and lively introduction to the topic, maintaining dialogue between HRM and Industrial Relations perspectives throughout. The book contains five major case studies based on real organizations and experiences related by managers and human resource managers.
This text investigates the fundamental concepts, theoretical frameworks, and practical challenges inherent in the field of human resource management. Authors Ashly Pinnington and Tony Edwards utilize their academic expertise to bridge the gap between human resource management and industrial relations. The book provides a structured analysis of organizational behavior and personnel management, specifically designed to support undergraduate and MBA curricula through a balanced, dual-perspective approach.
What You Will Find
Experts and educators frequently cite this text for its ability to maintain a consistent dialogue between competing management theories. Students often note that the inclusion of real-world case studies provides necessary context for the academic material presented.
Page Count:
318
Publication Date:
2000-11-30
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0198775431
ISBN-13:
9780198775430
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