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This groundbreaking new book is core reading for courses in International Human Resource Management. Drawing together a team of internationally renowned experts, International Human Resource Management: An Employment Relations Perspective is an exciting and innovative text that looks at this field from a fresh angle. Miguel Martinez Lucio's new text takes a global approach to International Human Resource Management, looking at the implications of globalization for industrial relations and transnational companies. Topics covered include international regulation, business ethics, the implications of migration and mobility, and the way that transnational companies behave in developing countries. Key features: Packed with international case studies and examples! Full pedagogy including reflective questions! A comprehensive companion website containing full-text articles, weblinks, an Instructor's Manual, PowerPoint slides, additional case studies and podcasts. International Human Resource Management: An Employment Relations Perspective is essential reading for undergraduate and postgraduate students looking for a genuinely critical text.
The Changing Nature of HRM, Organizational Change and Globalization
The Changing Nature of HRM, Organizational Change and Globalization
Learning Objectives
- To understand the HRM strategies of TNCs
- To comprehend the ways in which TNCs engage with their environments in terms of HRM
- To outline the nature of change and the ways in which TNCs develop HRM strategies in their operations
Introduction
This chapter looks at the role of international firms as vehicles for change in the management of human resources.1 Transnational corporations (TNCs) are among the most visible manifestations of economic interconnectedness within globalization, with the growth in foreign direct investment (FDI) comfortably outstripping that in trade between nations in most years. In advanced economies, free trade areas such as NAFTA and the EU have eased ...
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