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How is global human resource management different from domestic HRM? Question 2 options: Global HRM has to focus more on various financial issues such as taxes, currencies, and exchange rates Global HRM requires more contact and coordination with members of the family of the employee who will be working abroad Global HRM requires different systems for different coun Global HRM has to focus more on various financial issues such as taxes, currencies, and exchange rates Global HRM requires more contact and coordination with members of the family of the employee who will be working abroad Global HRM requires different systems for different coun.
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