Untill 1980s, the “Human Resource Management” (HRM) in the form of “Personnel Management” in a strict sense,
involved certain policy formation processes in the working environment including the recruitment, performance
appraisal, promotion or assignment, along with work discipline, administration of health issues; identification of
fundamental principles; decision making and implementation. Since 2000’s HRM in the form of “Strategic Human
Resource Management” is considered to be an important strategic partner for the formation of targeted values.
In this vein, Huselid, Jackson and Schuler (1997:171) defined the strategic human resources practices as the design and
implementation of a set of internally consistent policies and practices that help to achieve the company targets and
supply the human capital. In that respect, the main role of SHRM practices can be identified as the attainment of efficient
and effective benefits from the organizations’ knowledge and human resource capabilities. Ruel and colleagues (2004)
describe e-HRM as a method of implementation of various HRM strategy, policy and practices within organizations by
means of mindful and direct support and use of web-based technology channels. E-HRM can be also distinguished as
the tion of information technology for supporting and networking at least two (individual and/or collective) actors in
their shared performance of HR tasks (Strohmeier , 2007).
Untill 1980s, the “Human Resource Management” (HRM) in the form of “Personnel Management” in a strict sense,involved certain policy formation processes in the working environment including the recruitment, performanceappraisal, promotion or assignment, along with work discipline, administration of health issues; identification offundamental principles; decision making and implementation. Since 2000’s HRM in the form of “Strategic HumanResource Management” is considered to be an important strategic partner for the formation of targeted values.In this vein, Huselid, Jackson and Schuler (1997:171) defined the strategic human resources practices as the design andimplementation of a set of internally consistent policies and practices that help to achieve the company targets andsupply the human capital. In that respect, the main role of SHRM practices can be identified as the attainment of efficientand effective benefits from the organizations’ knowledge and human resource capabilities. Ruel and colleagues (2004)describe e-HRM as a method of implementation of various HRM strategy, policy and practices within organizations bymeans of mindful and direct support and use of web-based technology channels. E-HRM can be also distinguished asthe tion of information technology for supporting and networking at least two (individual and/or collective) actors intheir shared performance of HR tasks (Strohmeier , 2007).
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