Effective human resource management (staffing) is important to business as it ensures that the organization has:
The right people, in the right roles, with the right support, with opportunities to succeed leading to higher productivity and positive work environment
Human resource management focuses on how employees can be:
Effectively recruited
Effectively deployed (used)
Effectively developed and trained
Effectively motivated
Effectively managed and led
individual approach-
Focuses on the relationship between an employee and their employer
Assumes that each employee is unique and has their own goals, motivations, and interests
The employer has the power to hire, fire, and set the terms and conditions of employment
collective bargaining
A process whereby a group of employees (represented by a trade union) negotiate with their employer for better wages, working conditions and benefits
Employees have more bargaining power when they negotiate collectively rather than as individuals