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Title:
Human resource management
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Edition:
7th ed.
Publication Information:
Harlow, England : Prentice Hall/Financial Times, 2008
Physical Description:
xxi, 882 p. : col. ill. ; 27 cm.
ISBN:
9780273710752

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Summary

Summary

This text provides a comprehensive, practical description and discussion of the functions of personnel management, supported by extensive illustrative material and evidence from current practice.


Author Notes

Derek Torrington is Emeritus Professor of Management, University of Manchester. Laura Hall and Stephen Taylor are both Senior Lecturers in HRM at Manchester Metropolitan University, as well as National Examiners for the CIPD.


Table of Contents

Part I Introduction
1 The nature of Human Resource Management
2 Strategic Human Resource Management
3 Planning: jobs and people
4 The international dimension
Part I Focus on skills
Part II Resourcing
5 Strategic aspects of resourcing
6 Contracts, contractors and consultants
7 Recruitment
8 Selection methods and decisions
9 Staff retention
10 Ending the contract
Part II Focus on skills
Part III Performance
11 Strategic aspects of performance
12 Organisational performance: knowledge and learning
13 Employee Performance Management
14 Leadership and change management
15 Managing absence and attendance
Part III Focus on skills
Part IV Development
16 Strategic aspects of development
17 Context, competence and competencies
18 Learning and development
19 Career development
Part IV Focus on skills
Part V Employee relations
20 Strategic aspects of employee relations
21 Employee involvement
22 Health, safety and welfare
23 The legal framework for equality
24 Equal opportunities and diversity
25 Grievance and discipline
Part V Focus on skills
Part VI Reward
26 Strategic aspects of reward
27 Salaries
28 Incentives
29 Pensions and benefits
Part VI Focus on skills
Part VII Emerging Issues
30 Ethics and corporate social responsibility
31 Work-life balance
32 The changing HR function
33 Information Technology and Human Capital Measurement
34 The future of work
Part VII Focus on skills
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