Human Resources Management: A Critical Text, 3e

by JohnStorey (Author)

• Used

  Paperback
  2007

  $4.17

  In this latest edition of Human Resource Management - A Critical Text, John Storey has brought together leading authorities in the field to provide critical coverage of contemporary and emerging issues in HRM. It builds on the seminal work first published in 1989. The new text contains fully revised and up-to-date chapters from the original contributors while also offering new chapters on electronic HRM, agility and scalability and international staffing. As a result, current debates about the nature and significance of HRM are developed and the volume once again offers the leading in-depth critical analysis of the field. The international team of expert contributors provides an authoritative, critical and original account of contemporary HRM. The book is ideal for advanced management students on a variety of courses.

• Used

  Paperback
  1994

  $3.28

  Following on from the New Perspectives on Human Resource Management , published in 1989, this book focuses on human resource management (HRM), offering analyses of the key contemporary issues in employment management. This text contains an expanded list of contents. It gives comprehensive coverage of all the main areas of HRM and should serve as a main course text. In particular, current debates about the nature and significance of HRM are taken onto new ground; the link with corporate strategy is fully explored; and the interface with the personnel function, trade unions and industrial relations, and management accountancy are examined in depth. All of the main practice areas including planning, recruitment, selection, assessment, training, reward systems and employee involvement are fully covered. In addition, international aspects are explained by experts in European HRM, American HRM and international management.

• New

  Paperback
  2007

  $74.77

  In this latest edition of Human Resource Management - A Critical Text, John Storey has brought together leading authorities in the field to provide critical coverage of contemporary and emerging issues in HRM. It builds on the seminal work first published in 1989. The new text contains fully revised and up-to-date chapters from the original contributors while also offering new chapters on electronic HRM, agility and scalability and international staffing. As a result, current debates about the nature and significance of HRM are developed and the volume once again offers the leading in-depth critical analysis of the field. The international team of expert contributors provides an authoritative, critical and original account of contemporary HRM. The book is ideal for advanced management students on a variety of courses.