Human resource management : the NHS-- a case study

By:

Burchill, Frank

Contributor(s):

Casey, Alice

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Hampshire, Basingstoke, England : Macmillan Press Ltd., 1996.Description: xiv, 208 pISBN:

9780333609132
0333609131

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

658.4 BUR

Contents:

1. Human Resource Planning - 2. The HRM Debate - 3. Industrial Relations in the NHS - 4. Industrial Relations at the Place of Work - 5. Health and Safety at Work - 6. Equal Opportunities - 7. Human Resource Development - 8. Recruitment and Selection - 9. Redundancy - 10. Case Studies - 11. Pay and Flexibility in the NHS.

Summary: Providing an introduction to human resource management (HRM), this text examines the main concepts and theory of HRM, focusing on the National Health Service, the largest employer in Europe.

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Includes Index.

1. Human Resource Planning -
2. The HRM Debate -
3. Industrial Relations in the NHS -
4. Industrial Relations at the Place of Work -
5. Health and Safety at Work -
6. Equal Opportunities -
7. Human Resource Development -
8. Recruitment and Selection -
9. Redundancy -
10. Case Studies -
11. Pay and Flexibility in the NHS.

Providing an introduction to human resource management (HRM), this text examines the main concepts and theory of HRM, focusing on the National Health Service, the largest employer in Europe.

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