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Human resource management faces many challenges including technology changes, globalization, managing change, developing human capital, cost containment, and market responsiveness. Globalization trends involve opening foreign markets to international trade and investment, while liberalization aims to make economies more competitive by reducing bureaucracy. Privatization transfers some public sector operations to private ownership. The environment influencing HRM encompasses economic, social, technological, political, and legal factors.
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Chapter 1 hrm
- 1. Managing Human Resources The Challenge of Human Resources Management Human Resources & Challenges, by Dr M Ambashankar@ University Press Inc 1-1
- 2. Competitive Challenges for HRM Technology Globalization Managing Change Developing Cost Containment Human Capital Market Responsiveness 1-2
- 3. Globalization Trend toward opening up foreign markets to international trade and investment
- 4. Liberalization Liberalization means to unshackle the economy from bureaucratic cobweb to make it more competitive.
- 5. privatization privatization means such an economic process through which some public sector undertaking is brought either partially or completely under private ownership.
- 6. ENVIRONMENT ASPECTS of HRM Economic Social Technological Political Legal
- 7. ENVIRONMENT ASPECTS of HRM Economic Social Technological Political Legal
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