Career Management
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Career: Career can be defined as a general course of action a person chooses to pursue throughout his or her working life
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Industrial Disputes
Thus form the legal point of view, industrial dispute does not merely refer to difference between labour and capital as is generally thought, but it refers to differences that affect ...
Methods of Identifying Grievances
The following methods can help the employer to identify the grievances:
1. Directive observation:
Knowledge of human behaviour is requisite quality of every good manager. From the ...
Talent Management by Successful Companies
The previous articles discussed how successful companies develop and nurture leaders and groom them for higher roles as their career progresses. The role of the HRM function is critical, ...
CV Based short listing of candidates
Employees are the most important resources for a company. It is ultimately the people of the company who work in order to achieve the goals of the organisation. Be it sales, finance, ...
Objectives of Career Planning
Career Planning seeks to meet the following objectives:
To provide and maintain appropriate manpower resources in the organisation by offering careers, not jobs.
To provide environment ...
Corporate Social Responsibility
The corporate social responsibility is a concept where the companies or the firm voluntarily decide to contribute for the welfare and the betterment of the society and the companies ...
Career Planning Definition, Features, Objectives and Benefits
A career may be defined as ‘ a sequence of jobs that constitute what a person does for a living’.
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According to Schermerborn, ...
Different phases in the career of an employee
Most working people go through career stages and it has been found that individual’s needs and expectations change as the individual moves through these stages.
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Main Phases of Human Resources Management
In a traditional model of human resources, employees move through employment in a typical progression from hiring to separation or retirement. Although employees still continue this ...
