MGB2324

Human resource management

Ms Wendy Webber

6 points · 3 hour class per week (combination lecture and tutorial) · Second semester · Berwick · Prerequisite: MGB1303

Objectives This subject, drawing on knowledge of social, legal, behavioural and economic issues explored in core subjects, aims to develop the ability of students to contribute through effective human resource management to the achievement of strategic organisational objectives. Knowledge will be extended by analysis of the complex interrelationships, involving environmental and organisational factors, which must be taken into account in the development and implementation of human resource management practices.
Synopsis This subject offers an overview of the major issues and areas of responsibility for human resource management (HRM). It considers the role of HRM in organisations. The underlying theme is the contribution HRM can make through its responsibilities for the effective use of staff to facilitate the achievement of organisational objectives.

Assessment Assessment 1 (2000 words): 20% · Assignment 2 (2000 words): 20% · Class presentation: 10% · Examination (3 hours): 50%

Prescribed texts

Stone R J Human resource management 3rd edn, Wiley, 1998
Stone R J Readings in human resource management 3rd edn, Wiley, 1998

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