The document discusses five models of human resource management: Fombrun, Harvard, Guest, Warwick, and Dave Ulrich. It focuses on describing the Fombrun model, which emphasizes four interrelated HR functions from 1984 - selection, appraisal, development, and rewards. However, it is considered incomplete as it only addresses four functions and ignores environmental and contingency factors that impact HR.
The document discusses five models of human resource management: Fombrun, Harvard, Guest, Warwick, and Dave Ulrich. It focuses on describing the Fombrun model, which emphasizes four interrelated HR functions from 1984 - selection, appraisal, development, and rewards. However, it is considered incomplete as it only addresses four functions and ignores environmental and contingency factors that impact HR.
The document discusses five models of human resource management: Fombrun, Harvard, Guest, Warwick, and Dave Ulrich. It focuses on describing the Fombrun model, which emphasizes four interrelated HR functions from 1984 - selection, appraisal, development, and rewards. However, it is considered incomplete as it only addresses four functions and ignores environmental and contingency factors that impact HR.
MANAGEMENT SCIENCE II SEMESTER UNIT I HRM: OBJECTIVES HRM OBJECTIVES HR FUNCTIONS Human Resource Management Models
The Five HRM models are:
(i)The Fombrun, (ii) The Harvard, (iii) The Guest, (iv) The Warwick, (v) Dave Ulrich 1. The Fombrun, Tichy and Devanna Model
Being the first model (dates back to 1984), this
emphasizes just four functions and their interrelated ness. The four functions are selection, appraisal, development, and rewards. These four constituent components of human resource management and are expected to contribute to organizational effectiveness. The Fombrun model is incomplete as it focuses on only four functions of HRM and ignores all environmental and contingency factors that impact HR functions. THE WARWICK MODEL HR MANAGEMENT DOES CONTEXT OF HRM