HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT BY P.R.N. SINHA / S.P. SHEKHAR / INDU BALA (PAPERBACK)

The present work is primarily intended for students taking HRM, PMIR, BBA, MBA and Labour and Social Welfare courses at the graduate and post-graduate levels. The book will also be of substantial benefit to students of Social Work, Commerce and Economics and professionals in the field. The book extensively covers pertinent areas of HRM including growth and development of HRM, HR forecasting and planning, recruitment and selection, T ;D and induction, performance appraisal, compensation, discipline and grievances, industrial relations and trade unions, employee relations, participative management, communication and international HRM along with the nature and extent of governmental intervention and recent developments in the relevant areas. Principally designed in the Indian context and historical perspective, the work incorporates the strategies, theories and approaches having universal applicability and also the experiences and practices prevalent in some developed countries including the USA, the UK, Germany, Australia, New Zealand and Japan. The content is presented in a visually-engaging page layout. The clarity and consistency of the approach is ensured through the use of simple language supplemented with up-to-date data and suitable citations from authentic literature on the subject. Features Systematic and methodical manner of coverage of topics Opening Vignette at the start of each chapter—each introducing the topic discussed in the chapter and discussing the legal and historical background that culminates into today’s HR policies Suitable case studies supplemented with related questions have been provided at the end of each chapter for enhancing analytical thinking and comprehensibility of the readers. A few comprehensive case studies have also been appended Rich pedagogical features, such s: chapter objectives page side definitions of important and technical terms boxes incorporating detailed materials and information key terms chapter-end exercises