Human resources management : perspectives, context, functions, and outcomes / edited by Gerald R. Ferris, M. Ronald Buckley, Donald B. Fedor.
Material type: TextPublication details: Upper Saddle River, N.J. : Prentice-Hall, c2002.Edition: Fourth editionDescription: xii, 644 p. cm. ; 24 cm.ISBN:- 9780130608543
- HF5549 .H8735 2002
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
I. THE FIELD OF HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
— Overview of Human Resources Management
— Perspectives on Human Resources Management
— II. THE EXTERNAL CONTEXT OF HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
— The Contemporary Legal Environment
— The Labor Market and the Changing Workforce
— III. FUNCTIONS OF HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
— Human Resources Planning and Staffing
— Performance Evaluation and Management
— Compensation and Reward Systems
— Human Resources Development
— IV. THE INTERNAL CONTEXT OF HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
— Labor Relations in Contemporary Work Environments
— Rights, Responsibilities, Values, and Ethics
— Organization Culture and Change
— Work Environment Stressors, Support, Safety, and Health
— V. OUTCOMES OF HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
— Employee Attitudes
— Organizational Exit
— Performance and Effectiveness
— Index.
A core text for undergraduate/graduate-level courses in Personnel and Human Resources Management or a supplement to other conventional texts. This collection of 60 current readings explores the important contemporary perspectives and issues in the field of human resources management-from a decidedly applied, rather than scholarly, orientation. The readings include a mix of recently published articles from journals in the field, along with many articles written specifically for the text.