Maximum performance : SHRM and the management of capability
By: BAKER, David
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Strategic human resource managment (SHRM) is a relatively new concept, but its practical applications are already becoming clear. Based on a holistic approach to organizational management, SHRM recognizes that staff cost represent a large proportion of any company's budget, and that cost-effective of staff is key to competitive advantae. SHRM is considered here with particular reference to employment relations in higher education
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