Understanding Human Resource Management in the Context of Internal and External Environment of Organizations
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https://doi.org/10.54691/bcpbm.v45i.4929Keywords:
Human resource management; context of environment; internal and external; organization.Abstract
Based on an examination of the dynamically changing global market, the primary objective of this research project is to investigate the influence of both internal and external environmental elements on the human resource management and strategy employed by businesses. This study investigates in depth the issues that Human Resource Management (HRM) faces and covers the necessity of corporate social responsibility, fundamental corporate values, balancing and accommodating the expectations of diverse stakeholders, balancing the requirements of employees, and enhancing organizational performance when assessing the influence of the internal and external environment for the purpose of executing an effective HRM strategy. The research also showed that HRM has to develop effective and transparent communication and information channels beginning with top management, promote corporate inclusivity and openness from the standpoint of job variety, and construct a fair management structure in order to effectively manage employees. It is concluded that developing an effective human resource management system is vital to the success of any organization.
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