Topic: Human Resource Management Strategy
Write a forty (40) page paper in which you:
- Recruitment
- Selection
- Compensation and Benefits
- Retention and Motivation
- Training and Development
- Successful Employee Communication
- Managing Employee Performance
- Employee Assessment
Your assignment must follow these formatting requirements:
- Be typed, double spaced, using Times New Roman font (size 12), with one-inch margins on all sides; citations and references must follow APA or school-specific format. Check with your professor for any additional instructions.
- Include a cover page containing the title of the assignment, the student’s name, the professor’s name, the course title, and the date. The cover page and the reference page are not included in the required assignment page length.
- Spacing setting must be: Before=0, After=0, Line spacing =Double, At= blank
Use the following template for the paper… APA_Template_With_Advice_(6th_
Sections of the Capstone
- Title Page
- Abstract
- Introduction / Background
- Purpose Statement / Research Question(s)
- Literature Review
- Methods
- Results
- Discussion
- Conclusion
- References
- Appendices
Title Page
- Title of Project
- Subtitle, if applicable
- Your Name
- Faculty Advisor’s Name
- Date Submitted
Abstract
- Summarizes the entire paper
- Should be written after the rest of the paper
- Required as part of the third submission
- Should be written in same organizational scheme as the rest of the paper
- Can be written as in sections of paper – introduction, methods, results, discussion, conclusion
- Length should not exceed 300 word
Introduction / Background
- What is the topic, and why is it important?
- What other research has been conducted on this topic?
- What do we already know?
Purpose Statement / Research Question(s)
- Purpose Statement / Research Question(s)
- What is the purpose of this paper?
- What question are you trying to answer?
- Be brief – If more than 1 purpose/question, limit to 1 short paragraph on each
Literature Review
- Paper must include lit review
- Could be included in various sections
- Introduction/Background
- Literature Review (as separate section)
- Results (if performing lit review as project)
- Choose the most appropriate section for your paper
- Could be included in various sections
- Should provide basis for paper
- Synthesize & discuss reviewed literature
- What have previous studies shown?
- What are the strengths, weaknesses, trends, & opportunities?
- Must cite numerous reputable sources
- Ex – journal articles, books, technical reports, etc.
Methods
- What methodology did you use?
- How did you do your study?
- Possible methodologies to discuss:
- Design
- Setting
- Participants
- Intervention
- Outcome measures
- Sampling
- Measurement
- Data collection
- Analysis of data
- Possible methodologies to discuss:
Results
- What were the results? What did you find?
- What did the study/project demonstrate or accomplish?
- Be detailed and specific
- Consider organizing into sub-sections
- Display information in various formats
- Use bulleted lists, tables, charts, graphs, etc.
Discussion
- Discuss results in detail
- Put into context of existing base of knowledge
- How do these results fit into data presented in lit review?
- Do they support/contradict previous findings?
- Discuss limitations
- What were the limitations of this study?
- Did you encounter any difficulties or barriers in the implementation of this project?
Conclusion
- Discrete conclusions supported by evidence
- Summarize findings
- Implications of your project
- Given the results, why is it important?
- Further study/effort implied by conclusions
- What further research/programs are needed?
- What do you recommend?
References
- You MUST cite your sources
- Cite sources in body of paper (not just at end)
- Use APA format
Appendices
- Additional info / support materials
- Examples
- Letters of support / IRB letters
- Survey/interview instruments
- Data analysis coding sheet
- Other
Answer preview
objectives and the context. This includes the legal framework governing employee policies and the actions of other organizations that compete for the same labor market. This also includes an increased role in monitoring the external labor markets. The second phase is horizontal integration, which involves the creation of coherent HRM systems. This approach involves the use of evidence-based models such as a comprehensive selection process that incorporates all HR practices, including recruitment, training, career development, among others avoiding treating each practice as a single entity. The third phase is to demonstrate the effectiveness of the HRM practices in monetary terms and the defined satisfaction of multiple stakeholders. The final phase is establishing a partnership that promotes cooperation between the HR and other line managers. In the US, one of the growing concerns in the 21st century is the need to promote HR practitioners as business partners as the most feasible approach to strategic HRM. However, a different view exists on the HRM strategy appropriate for improving organization performance and enhancing employees’ experience. For Schuler and Jackson (2005), and effective strategic HRM promotes cooperation of HR with line managers and employees.
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