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This new text provides a thought provoking, critical, yet accessible introduction to Human Resource Management. The book is divided into two parts; the first part, Fundamentals of HRM, provides an analysis of the core elements of HR practice, whilst the second part, Contemporary Themes and Issues addresses key areas of rising importance in HRM practice.
Each chapter provides a critical review of the topic bringing together theoretical and empirical material in a clear and engaging manner. The emphasis is on analysis and insight, but at the same time the authors look at the implications of HRM research and theory development for practice.
Each chapter is accompanied by a combination of case studies, role-plays and exercises for students.
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'This is an excellent book, well-written, well-integrated and bang up-to-date. It is written by experts in the field and it shows in their grasp of a wide range of research-based literature and high degree of criticality.'
Professor Karen Legge, Warwick Business School, University of Warwick.
This new text provides a thought provoking, critical, yet accessible introduction to Human Resource Management. The book is divided into two parts; the first part, Fundamentals of HRM, provides an analysis of the core elements of HR practice, whilst the second part, Contemporary Themes and Issues addresses key areas of rising importance in HRM practice.
Each chapter provides a critical review of the topic bringing together theoretical and empirical material in a clear and engaging manner. The emphasis is on analysis and insight, but at the same time the authors look at the implications of HRM research and theory development for practice.
Each chapter is accompanied by a combination of case studies, role-plays and exercises for students.
From the Back Cover
'This is an excellent book, well-written, well-integrated and bang up-to-date. It is written by experts in the field and it shows in their grasp of a wide range of research-based literature and high degree of criticality.'
Professor Karen Legge, Warwick Business School, University of Warwick.
This new text provides a thought-provoking, critical yet accessible introduction to Human Resource Management.
The book is divided into two parts- the first part, Fundamentals of HRM, provides an analysis of the core elements of HR practice, while the second part, Contemporary Themes and Issues, addresses key areas of rising importance in HRM practice.
Each chapter provides a critical review of the topic, bringing together theoretical and empirical material in a clear and engaging manner. The emphasis is on analysis and insight, but at the same time the authors look at the implications of HRM research and theory development for practice.
Each chapter is accompanied by a combination of case studies, role-plays and exercises for students.
Key features-
Substantial but accessible introduction to contemporary HRM.
Challenging and critical but pragmatic approach.
§ Written by experts in the field, taking account of the relevant research.
§ Numerous examples and mini-cases integrated throughout the text.
§ Wide-ranging selection of longer case studies and assignments to test and extend the readers learning.
§ Deals with current issues of critical debate.
§ Focuses on issues relevant to line managers, not just human resource and personnel specialists.
Market
Contemporary Human Resource Management is aimed at MBA and undergraduate students of business and management who are doing a course or module in HRM.
The authors
Tom Redman is Senior Lecturer at Durham University Business School and Adrian Wilkinson is Professor of Human Resource Management at Loughborough University Business School.
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