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Human Resource Strategy provides a concise review of the empirical and theoretical research on human resource strategy and the practical implications of this research with respect to managerial decision-making and the management of organizational behavior. Individual chapters explore the effectiveness of strategies associated with staffing, compensation and rewards, and culture management. Each of these chapters include "best practice" cases covering such issues as work/family programs, group-based pay-for-performance, job analysis and evaluation, and the use of multiple career ladders.--BOOK JACKET.
This book examines the formulation, implementation, and impact of human resource strategies within organizations. It synthesizes empirical and theoretical research to provide practical insights for managerial decision-making and the management of organizational behavior, exploring key areas such as staffing, compensation, and culture management.
The book is structured to bridge academic research and practical application, offering insights into the strategic use of human resources. Its focus on empirical evidence and theoretical frameworks suggests a comprehensive approach to understanding HR's role in organizational success. The inclusion of case studies indicates a practical orientation, aiming to equip managers with actionable knowledge.
Page Count:
214
Publication Date:
2000-01-01
ISBN-10:
0761914250
ISBN-13:
9780761914259
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