21世纪人力资源经理的职能转换与角色定位

未来的人力资源经理应逐渐从作业性、行政性事务中解放出来,更多地从事战略性人力资源管理工作。本文根据人力资源管理的战略决策、行政效率、员工的贡献和变化能力这四种产出,归纳了21世纪人力资源经理五个典型角色。     

21世纪人力资源经理的职能转换与角色定位

未来的人力资源经理应逐渐从作业性、行政性事务中解放出来,更多地从事战略性人力资源管理工作.本文根据人力资源管理的战略决策、行政效率、员工的贡献和变化能力这四种产出,归纳了2 1世纪人力资源经理五个典型角色.     

人力资源管理实践差异与员工关系影响分析

在企业人力资源管理工作实施过程中员工离职行为将促就人力资本流失,增大员工重置费用投入,造成经济损失现象。为此,在人力资源管理工作实施过程中应注重通过实证研究方法,探究人力资源管理实践差异与员工关系,从而在企业员工管理过程中通过激励员工、扩大培训等方式,增强员工对企业的认同感、信任度、忠诚度,就此降低员工离职率,打造良好的人力资源管理环境。     

酒店人力资源管理中的常见法律风险研究

人力资源管理作为酒店管理的重要组成部分,在酒店管理中起着相当重要的作用,是酒店生存和发展的最基础、最重要因素。《中华人民共和国劳动合同法》的实施,对酒店人力资源管理工作产生了重大影响和挑战。本文从员工招聘、劳动合同管理、员工培训、接受劳务派遣、竞业限制等五个方面,分析阐述了酒店人力资源管理过程中存在的法律风险,以期对改进提高酒店人力资源管理工作起到有效推动作用。     

桂西南地区中小企业员工关系管理调查研究——以崇左市为例

员工关系管理是企业管理工作中的重要组成部分,是企业管理工作的重要内容,加强员工关系管理意义重大。通过崇左市中小企业员工关系管理存在缺乏规划、员工团队凝聚力不强、企业管理者缺乏专业的员工关系管理知识和高效的员工关系管理方法、员工培训活动没有取得实质效果、员工关系管理制度的不健全等现状及主要原因分析,从统筹规划、严格把关、聚焦重点、以人为本、科学推进等方面提出解决问题的相关对策。     

大数据时代电力企业人力资源呼唤绩效管理

<正>笔者通过对企业绩效管理理论概述,分析了大数据时代电力企业人力资源绩效管理存在的问题,如缺乏完善绩效管理体系,阻碍市场竞争力提升;缺乏考核计划时效性,影响可持续发展;忽视员工个人发展,降低工作效率;缺乏有效知识培训,削弱绩效考核执行力等,并且以大数据时代为背景,依托电力企业特点,对人力资源绩效管理的总体思路及保障策略进行探究,提出了符合电力企业的绩效管理优化体系,为电力企业开展绩效管理工作提供了参考。     

企业员工招聘虚拟管理研究

适应知识管理的要求,人力资源管理可将那些作业性的人事管理工作如招聘、培训等进行虚拟管理。本文对企业员工招聘实施虚拟管理的动因进行了分析,主要是基于成本、风险、核心竞争力和社会环境等因素的考虑,并进一步提出了企业实施员工招聘虚拟管理的具体形式。     

中小企业人力资源管理存在的问题及对策研究

当前,我国中小企业在人力资源管理方面存在的问题,主要有缺乏人力资源战略规划,缺乏完善的人力资源开发和培养体系,人员考核与激励机制不规范等,原因在于中小企业缺乏必备的人力资源管理知识,人才观念落后,缺乏良好的企业文化支支撑等。中小企业做好人力资源管理工作,需要科学构建人力资源管理体系,采取积极有效的人力资源管理战略,以科学规范的人力资源配置来为企业的永续发展服务。同时,在做好人力资源规划、培训与开发、考核与激励的基础上,努力构建发展型的企业文化,坚持以人才为本,重视员工在企业中的价值,从而使人力资源管理发挥最大的效用,促进企业实现持续快速发展。     

从人力资源管理角度来看民企知识型员工流失——以江苏某民营企业为例

随着知识经济时代的到来,知识型员工对于企业重要性愈加突出.但是很多民营企业的知识型员工流失严重,这主要是因为人力资源管理工作不到位.本文结合A公司从人力资源管理的招聘、培训、绩效考核、薪酬、职业生涯规划等几个重要方面来看知识型员工流失的影响.     

论星级饭店核心员工的管理

在知识经济时代,核心员工逐步成为饭店重要的战略性资源,成为构成核心竞争力的基本要素。如何有效地管理核心员工,是饭店人力资源管理工作中的重中之重。饭店可以从薪酬福利设计、职业生涯管理、培训体系建立、企业文化建设等方面加强对核心员工的管理。     

Managing the human resource in Indian SMEs: The role of indigenous realities

This paper discusses how issues of people management are addressed in Indian small and medium enterprises (SMEs). It also highlights the indigenous approaches to human resource management (HRM) that have surfaced in the Indian SME context. The research formulation has been built on the mapping of people-management practices in two SME case studies, one of which is also a family-based organization. The analysis shows that indigenous realities in HRM in Indian SMEs relate mainly to the provision of financial, emotional and social support to the workforce; employee involvement (EI) practices; recruitment; skill development; managing employee relations; and managing vis-à-vis labor law framework. The paper argues that in the sphere of people management in SMEs, the willingness to innovate and formalize the HR systems is constrained by a kind of bounded rationality, i.e., the owners of SMEs mostly believe that they are already doing what is humanly possible in this regard. The analysis has an important message for concerned practitioners—in order to realize their full potential and to progress towards fulfilling their vision; SMEs eventually have to intertwine indigenization and formalization for their people management approaches.     

HRM in Chinese privately owned enterprises

Using an in‐depth case study approach, this study investigates human resource management (HRM) practices in Chinese privately owned enterprises (POEs). While HRM practices in POEs are marketoriented, there is a lack of HR planning, commitment to training and development, and employee involvement and participation. The pragmatic HRM practices in POEs contribute to greater efficiency and rapid expansion of the private enterprise economy, but at the same time are associated with low employee job satisfaction, employees' organizational commitment, and their experience of disadvantages. These are issues that are all likely to cause labor disputes to occur. The findings of this study have significant implications for practitioners and further research. © 2008 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.     

Colliding Employer‐Employee Perspectives of Employee Turnover: Evidence from a Born‐Global Industry

Set in the context of internationalization of the global division of labor, this article provides a deeper exploration of qualitative themes of conflicting accounts of employees’ reasons to quit and managerial strategies to prevent employee turnover in six business process outsourcing firms operating in India. Such differences in cognition and action between the two constituencies suggest that the decision to quit is not a linear and rational process as highlighted in most extant models of employee turnover. Our findings suggest that employees are attached more to a place or people they work with rather than the organization per se. Intergenerational differences between Generation Y knowledge workers and Generation X managers and the ineffectiveness of espoused human resource practices suggest the presence of “push” human resource management (HRM) systems. Our findings have implications for employee turnover models, intergenerational theory and high‐commitment HRM, and practitioners. © 2015 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.     

The Roles of HRM in CSR: Strategic Partnership or Operational Support?

As the implementation of corporate social responsibility (CSR) strategy requires promoting employee participation and initiating meaningful changes in organisational culture, the involvement of the human resource management (HRM) function in policy formulation and implementation is highly desirable. The relationship between the HRM and CSR functions is, however, under-investigated than other areas. Hence, there is a lack of clarity concerning HRM roles and the conditions under which they may be strategic or operational in nature. By drawing on data from interviews with 29 CSR and HRM professionals of large organisations in New Zealand, this paper argues that the role and contribution of the HR function in CSR is contingent on organisational variables such as the CSR structure, the scope and application of CSR and the nature of the HR functions. It concludes that in such contexts HRM is more likely to offer operational support in executing CSR rather than strategic input.     

Employees striving for innovation in social enterprises: The roles of social mission and commitment-based human resource management

Social enterprises, promising organizations for solving societal problems with innovative approaches, rely upon their members’ active roles for workplace innovation. However, we still have a limited understanding about how social enterprises can foster employees’ endeavors for innovation. By focusing on employee learning and innovative behavior, we investigate the influences of perceived social mission, value congruence, and human resource management (HRM) practices in social enterprises. We conducted two complementary studies to answer our research questions. In Study 1, with a survey of 369 employees from 68 social enterprises, we examined a multilevel moderated mediation model with firm-level and individual-level data. We found that perceived social mission promoted learning and innovative behavior by increasing value congruence, and that commitment-based HRM practices enhanced the overall process from mission to employee efforts for innovation. In Study 2, with 300 daily surveys from 60 employees participating in an experience sampling study, we found that those with high-value congruence showed a significantly more stable pattern with less variance in innovative behavior than in learning behavior. Our study adds novel implications to the underdeveloped literature on employee innovation and HRM in social enterprises by uncovering the positive effects of social mission and value facets for boosting learning and innovative behaviors. Our research also suggests that social enterprises should benefit from pursuing and emphasizing the social mission and commitment-based HRM bundle together, which will promote the prosperity and well-being of business and society.     

To be Involved or Not to be Involved? HRM Competences for Internationalization Process in Russian Companies

Abstract

This paper aims to identify the list of human resource management (HRM) competencies that are crucial for a company during the internationalization process. We focus on the Russian context and investigate the level of human resource (HR) managers’ involvement in the implementation of firm’s internationalization strategy, HRM competencies that facilitate internationalization process of Russian companies, and HR manager’s proficiency level, suitable for these competencies. Based on interviews of 125 HR managers from 110 companies, the study proves that communication competence, HR acumen, and relationship management are the most essential competencies that HR managers should possess. This research demonstrates that, in the field of internationalization there is a shift from more universal models to context-related models in terms of competence importance.     

人力资源管理实践与小企业绩效关系的实证研究

以江苏省部分小企业为例,采用结构方程建模方法,对人力资源管理实践与小企业绩效之间的关系进行实证分析,研究结果表明:人力资源管理实践水平越高,小企业的劳动生产率越高,员工自愿离职率越低;人力资源管理实践对小企业的盈利能力有积极的正面作用,这种作用以生产率和员工自愿离职率为中介变量。     

论保险公司的人力资源管理

人力资源管理之所以重要是因为人力资源是保险公司获得可持续性竞争优势和财富的源泉 ,是公司核心竞争力的基础。中国入世 ,中国保险业要想在竞争中占居优势地位 ,就应重视人力资源管理 ,根据人力资源的不可效仿性、高度流动性和溢出性 ,通过持续人力资源开发与培训 ,建立市场经济体制下的用人机制 ,采取有效的员工激励机制 ,使员工各尽其能为公司做出最大贡献 ,最终确立保险公司的核心竞争优势 ,实现保险公司的可持续稳定发展。     

HRM practices affecting extrinsic and intrinsic motivation of knowledge receivers and their effect on intra-MNC knowledge transfer

This paper explores why and how human resource management (HRM) matters for knowledge transfer within multinational corporations. It is built on the premise that there are certain HRM practices influencing extrinsic and intrinsic motivation of knowledge receivers. It is found that complementarity among HRM practices exists but does not always have a positive effect on knowledge transfer. Three hypotheses derived from these arguments are tested on data from 92 subsidiaries of Danish multinational corporations located in 11 countries.     

企业能力、竞争优势与人力资源管理关系研究——基于能力的人力资源管理和战略人力资源管理的比较与整合

与员工能力与员工绩效关系的研究相比,目前对企业人力资本和员工与企业绩效和竞争优势关系的研究要抽象、模糊的多.论文在对基于能力的人力资源管理和战略人力资源管理研究分析的基础上,结合企业战略管理相关理论,将企业视为一个能力系统,阐明了员工能力,企业能力、企业竞争优势、企业绩效与人力资源管理的相互关系,进而将从个体视角探讨员工能力与员工绩效关系的基于能力的人力资源管理与从企业视角探讨人力资本、人力资源管理与企业绩效、竞争优势关系的战略人力资源管理二者有机联系起来,并指出企业可以通过构建和应用基于企业战略的员工胜任力模型来实施战略人力资源管理.