Personnel Management, Human Resource Development, Human Resources
DC.Subject.THSHThai subject headings
Human Resource Management, Personnel Administration, Human Resource Development, Human Resources, Human Resources – Management, Human Resources – Planning
DC.Subject.DDCDewey (DDC)
658.3 ว382อ 2565
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Abstract
DC.Description.TableofContentTable of contents
Introduction to Human Resource Management -- Job Analysis and Job Design -- Human Resource Planning -- Human Resource Recruitment -- Human Resource Selection -- Human Resource Development -- Performance Management and Evaluation -- Career Management and Job Transitions -- Compensation and Benefits -- Human Resource Health and Safety Management -- Employee Relations -- Ethics and Trends in Human Resource Management
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In today's business landscape, executives face numerous challenges arising from a constantly changing environment, particularly regarding modern competition. A critical management factor—widely acknowledged by executives as having a profound impact on an organization's competitiveness—is "human resources." Organizations possessing a high-performance workforce are better positioned for development and growth. Key topics in this field include the definition, importance, principles, and theories of human resource management; its roles and functions; and related factors such as job analysis, human resource planning, recruitment, selection, human resource development, performance appraisal, compensation and benefits, labor relations, and ethics. Consequently, prioritizing human resource management has become essential for executives in contemporary organizations.
This teaching material for the Human Resource Management course (3511101) has been compiled for undergraduate students pursuing a Bachelor of Business Administration degree at the Faculty of Management Science, Phetchaburi Rajabhat University. Its objective is to provide foundational knowledge and understanding of human resource management, serving as a basis for further studies in business administration.