Evolving HRM

Moving forward with the knowledge you have gained from this course, as well as any work experience, what issues do you think will become increasingly important to HRM? Explain your answer. need 500 words

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Human resource Management class

( This course prepares students for immediate action on the job by providing them with practical tools and applications, as well as theoretical principles, of human resource management (HRM) in contemporary organizations. The course is designed to examine functions currently found in human resource departments and to elicit thought about trends in HRM as an evolving occupational field. HRM functions are presented in ways intended to assist students in developing competencies and skills as well as in gaining theoretical and applied knowledge to succeed in HRM. Each lesson infuses ethical dimensions of human resources (HR) as applied to its specific topic as well as the broader implications for decision making in HRM. Each lesson emphasizes teaching, learning, and learning methods and/or styles as reciprocal components of processes that constantly occur on a variety of levels (e.g., individual, group, or organization); these levels occur in organizations as well as in classrooms.

The course prepares students for working in HRM in business, government, and nonprofit organizations. It is designed to make students ready to apply HRM learning to a variety of organizations, regardless of size or organizational structure.

Course topics include: an introduction to HRM, equal opportunity and diversity, employee recruitment, selection and retention, compensation and benefits, training and development, performance management, legal and ethical issues in HRM, labor relations, safety and health, and industry trends in HRM.0)

Managing the Modern Workplace 450 words

Now let us take a look at what it takes to put it all together. How do you manage human resources in a global technological environment? How can an organization be strategic with their most important resource-their people? Explain your answer. You must use at least two scholarly sources to support your discussion.