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Research in Business (So275762)
Research in Business (So275762)
Research Proposal
Research in Business
(Human Resource Management)
Campus- Melbourne
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Contents
Introduction...........................................................................................................................................3
Research aim and objective...................................................................................................................3
Literature review...................................................................................................................................4
References.............................................................................................................................................5
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Introduction
Human Resource department play a vital role in business world. It helps to raise overall
productivity and efficiency of hardworking and strong workforce in an industry. They work
for the company as a biggest resources, with properly managed can provide profit and long
period development of the organisation. Human Resource is most respected and appreciated
department of the any organisation. Human Resource department duty is to allow the
employees and think something innovative and developing. Human Resource department
mainly focused on public and public is the organisation most vital profit. Human Resource
department’s manager and its staff make such strategies which will relate the requirement of
employees. Most of companies change their techniques by bring some new strategies in
working culture to increase productivity and efficiency of worker. With respect to resource or
human based view enterprise can gain competitive benefits with the assistance of value
in their lacking area. Second aim of this study is to improve the organisation culture and its
structure. The main aim is to understand how the employees’ motivation and productivity is
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culture?
With a new innovative and developing idea, at what extent productivity, efficiency
Literature review
Research on Human Resource management is mainly target on Human Resources and
workplace environment as organisation productivity hike factor. Human resource practices
should be strongly demand to figure out the human resource circumstances as act or
performance variable. This is clear in the Human Resource practices of main organisation,
and it is also due to Human Resource Management’s retail conditions concern. Culture of
different enterprises is “a set of values, norms and standards that control how employees
work to achieve an organization's missions and goals" (Hill and Jones, 2001). Employee’s
value system and beliefs are vital, it should be properly aligned with organisation observable
needs, and they must be more focused and intended towards organisation productivity,
efficiency and profit. Vision and mission of any organisation helps to raise the culture.
Human resources management especially covers all important aspects of central interest in
any organisation such as singular, methods, theoretical analysis, civil and enterprise
psychology, corporative relations and enterprise theory (Soderlund and Bredin, 2005). There
is not more approved definition of Human Resource Management, but is totally tangled in
our everyday global business (Brewstar and Larsen, 2000). Dynamic and unpredictability in
human resource present organisation are excellently moving towards profound dimensions
(Analoui, 2007). Bowen and Ostroff’s (2004) come to an end that “the strength of the HRM
system affects organisational effectiveness.” Human Resource Management is said to have a
main role in enterprise performance as per the data (Richard and Brown Johnson, 2001). Thus
Human Resource Management strategies have deep impact in corporation needs with
corporation unity with business techniques.
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References
Baker, D. (1999). Strategic human resource management: performance, alignment,
management, Library Career Development.
Barney, Jay. (1991) “Firm Resources and Sustained Competitive Advantage: Journal of
Management.