with high commitment management (Paauwe & Boselie 2003). Empirical research in the best-practice field shows similar groups of HR polices which are especially suitable for maximizing performance irrespective of market and product strategies (Peffer 1998‚ Guest 2000). Best practice bundles of activities are characterized as mutually compatible HR activities which forge high levels of workforce competence‚ encourage motivation and introduce a workdesign boosting employee commitment (Maloney and Morris
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Engagement Strategy Presentation and Outline HRM/ 552 10/13/2014 Rosalicia Cordova PRESENTED BY: Kelli Coleman‚ Edwin Hassel‚ Margaret Robinson‚ Mindi Dorsey and Diane Mitchell-Porter INTRODUCTION EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT MAXIMIZES THE CAPABILITIES AND GIFTS OF EACH INDIVIDUAL WITHIN AN ORGANIZATION. ENGAGEMENT ENHANCES JOB PERFORMANCE IN VARIOUS WAYS AND IS RELATED TO SIGNIFICANT BUSINESS OUTCOMES‚ INCLUDING CUSTOMER SATISFACTION AND EMPLOYEE EFFICIENCY (BERSIN‚ 2014). AN "ENGAGED EMPLOYEE" IS AN
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Before we discuss further about HPWS‚ we need to sort out its main conceptual companions: high-involvement work systems (HIWSs) and high-commitment management (HCM). ‘High commitment management’ (Walton 1985; Guest 2001a‚ 2001b; Wood & de Menezes‚ 1998) highlights the role of effective human resource management in enhancing employee commitment and thereby reducing the need for managerial control. And ‘high involvement work system’ (Wood 1999a; Lawler‚ 1986) is particularly used to emphasize the importance
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Daniel Goleman‚ Boyatzis‚ R.‚ and McKee‚ A.‚ Harvard Business School Press‚ 2002. Powered by Feel: how individuals‚ teams‚ and companies excel‚ James Clawson & Doug Newburg‚ World Scientific‚ 2009. On Leadership‚ John Gardner‚ Free Press‚ 1990. The Leadership Challenge‚ James Kouzes and Barry Posner‚ Jossey‐Bass‚ San Francisco‚ 1987. Driven‚ Paul Lawrence‚ Paul and Nitin Nohria‚ Jossey‐ Bass‚ San Francisco‚ 2001. Executive Instinct‚ Nigel Nicholson‚ Crown Publishing‚ New York
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contract negotiations‚ grievance handling‚ arbitrations‚ labor relations‚ and strikes. _Unions and Labor Relations_ Unions are "organizations formed for the purpose of representing the member ’s interests in dealing with employers" (Noe‚ Hollenbeck‚ Gerhart‚ & Wright‚ p.441). Unions provide a method for skilled and unskilled employees to achieve wage uniformity and improve working conditions through collective bargaining (Boone‚ & Kurtz‚ 1999). In the 1700 and 1800s the need for unions evolved in the
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Numerous firms are in global alliances depending upon flexibility/adaptability to local markets‚ requiring their managers to possess appropriate leadership styles to cope effectively with different value systems and cultures (Fahy‚ 2002; Coviello et al.‚ 1998). 2 Arguably‚ the flattening of hierarchical structures has also contributed to this reshaping process as traditional sources of authority‚ upon which leaders have built on for years‚ have been diminished. Combined with the rise of new trading
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HUMRES-00366; No of Pages 18 Human Resource Management Review xxx (2010) xxx–xxx Contents lists available at ScienceDirect Human Resource Management Review j o u r n a l h o m e p a g e : w w w. e l s e v i e r. c o m / l o c a t e / h u m r e s Hearing a different drummer? Convergence of human resource management in Europe — A longitudinal analysis Wolfgang Mayrhofer a‚⁎‚ Chris Brewster b‚ Michael J. Morley c‚1‚ Johannes Ledolter d‚2 a b c d WU (Vienna University of Economics and
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