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Arbovirus surveillance and bloodmeal analysis in mosquito species from Northern Kenya

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E-HRM Delivers Better HRM Services

International Journal of Services and Operations Management, 2022
It is commonly believed that the advent of electronic human resource management (e-HRM) will result in improved HRM quality of service. This study specifically addresses two requests from previous research on e-HRM; one, to highlight the significance of the interaction between technological and organisational characteristics; and two, to establish that
Shahreki, Javad   +4 more
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Western HRM and HRM in China

2013
China’s economic environment, profound cultural values and its relatively new international position have aroused the interests of many people and organizations, including researchers, managers and governments (Godkin et al., 2005), and there has been increased research interest in its management and in human resources during the past decades. However,
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The HRM Simulation Effectiveness in Teaching HRM

Academy of Management Proceedings, 2018
In this study, the effectiveness of a technology delivered instruction (TDI), the Human Resource Management simulation, was investigated using a within-subjects design.
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HRM

2022
Abstract ‘HRM’ examines the link between Human Resource Management (HRM) and strategy. Much of the interest in the contemporary HRM literature has been around the idea that the HR unit is now in charge of developing and utilizing the potential of human resources in pursuit of the organization’s strategic objectives. Integration, fit, and
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Comparative HRM and international HRM

2014
International human resource management (HRM) concerns the people management policies and practices of organisations that operate across international boundaries. A key component of IHRM is the management of expatriates (Dowling, 1999) but, as this book illustrates, the subject goes much wider (Brewster et al., 2005; Brewster et al., 2011).
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