Ebook: Chiến Lược Nhân Sự và Kinh Doanh - Phần 1

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Nottingham Trent University

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Strategic Management

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Foreword by David Hussey

Foreword by Clive Morton

1. Part 1: The need for strategic HRM

1.1. Beyond internal consultancy the need for strategic Human Resources

1.2. The changing role of Personnel

1.3. People as assets

1.4. Raising the game

1.5. What makes strategic HRM more strategic than HRM?

1.6. Fit with business strategy

1.7. Operating as a business partner what do

1.8. CEOs need from HR?

1.9. Reorienting HR to high added-value contributions

1.10. Transforming HRs role

1.11. What HR can be valued for and should build on

1.12. Towards a strategic HR agenda

1.13. Checklists on the role of HR

2. The context for strategic Human Resources

2.1. Governance of society is mutating

2.2. The changing nature of the workplace

2.3. What can HR do about balance?

2.4. Checklists on organizational design

3. Measuring the impact of strategic HRM

3.1. The business case for addressing employee needs

3.2. Predictors of business results

3.3. Holistic frameworks the Business Excellence

3.4. Model and the Balanced Scorecard

3.5. The Executive Scorecard

3.6. How can HR add value?

3.7. The serviceprofit chain

3.8. The Sears turnaround

3.9. Strategic planning in Dow Corning

4. Aligning business and HR strategies

4.1. Planned versus emergent

4.2. Aligning the organization to the business direction

4.3. Building competitive advantage

4.4. How can HR strategies be fully aligned?

4.5. Aligning HR and business strategies through

4.6. Alignment through organization development

4.7. Aligning the structure of HR with the organizational strategy

4.8. Aligning training and development to business strategy

4.9. Strategic alignment through competencies

4.10. Integrating HR processes at BNFL

4.11. Aligning HR strategies in UK local government

5. Part 2: Strategies for managing and developing talent

5.1. Managing and rewarding for high performance

5.2. The changing nature of workplaces

5.3. The role of HR in creating integration

5.4. High-performance work practices

5.5. How can HR help to implement high performance work practices?

5.6. The need to revise reward strategies

5.7. What reward strategies are appropriate in changing organizations?

5.8. How do people want to be rewarded?

5.9. Checklist for reward strategies

6. Working across organizational boundaries

6.1. The challenges of working across boundaries

6.2. Cross-boundary working a manufacturing case study

6.3. The characteristics of successful cross boundary teamworking

6.4. International teamworking at Ericsson

6.5. Checklist for cross-boundary teams

7. Recruitment and retention strategies

7.1. The recruitment process

7.2. Recruiting and getting the best out of

7.3. Motivation and retention

7.4. Towards a strategic approach to retention

7.5. Elements of a retention strategy

7.6. Helping managers to make the difference

7.7. Recruitment and retention checklist

8. Strategies for developing people

8.1. Prioritizing development needs using competencies

8.2. Prioritizing resource allocation according to different development needs

8.3. Development needs of high flyers

8.4. How do high flyers learn best?

8.5. Supporting the development of high flyers

8.6. How can directors be developed?

8.7. Supporting managers development

8.8. Methods of learning

8.9. Checklist for development needs

9. Developing effective career strategies

9.1. The effect of flatter structures on employees

9.2. The growth of flatter structures

9.3. New forms of career development?

9.4. The paradoxical effects of flatter structures on roles

9.5. The role of HR professionals

9.6. Towards a new psychological contract helping people to help themselves

9.7. Career Development at Standard Life an update

9.8. Developing innovative career tracks in a scientific environment

9.9. Career management within KPMG UK

9.10. Corporate-wide support mechanisms

9.11. Some local initiatives

9.12. Tensions relating to achieving career success

9.13. Careers in the future opportunities and challenges

9.14. Checklist for the new career structures

10. Developing international managers

10.1. What is an international organization?

10.2. The role of the international manager

10.3. What does an international role look like?

10.4. How willing are managers to accept an international assignment?

10.5. Organizational versus individual expectations

10.6. The role of HR in managing assignments

10.7. International mobility at Ericsson

10.8. Selecting international managers

10.9. Recruiting and developing international managers in BP Amoco

10.10. The skills of international high flyers

10.11. Developing international managers

10.12. Developing international managers at Standard Chartered Bank

10.13. Conclusion benefiting from international leadership

10.14. Checklist for international management strategies

11. High-potential assessment and succession planning

11.1. Conventional fast-track schemes and succession planning

11.2. Changing career messages

11.3. The assessment and development of high potential at BP Amoco

11.4. Succession planning for the top jobs in BP

11.5. Amoco a strategic approach

11.6. The changing employment context

11.7. Whats happening to fast tracking?

11.8. Recommendation one: Integrate succession planning with other initiatives

11.9. Recommendation two: Be clear about what else you want to achieve though succession planning

11.10. Recommendation three: Create the processes, then assess and monitor performance

11.11. A partnership balancing the needs of the organization with those of the individual

11.12. Checklist for succession planning

12. Part 3: HR as a strategic function

12.1. Developing a strategic HR agenda

12.2. HR strategists in action

12.3. Repositioning HR from transactional to value

12.4. Adding value at Standard Life

12.5. Checklist for strategic HR practitioners

13. International approaches to HRM

13.1. A global HR agenda

13.2. Developing global leaders

13.3. Supporting transnational teams

13.4. Building a global culture in Standard

13.5. Checklists on globalizing and supporting the

14. Part 4: Implementing strategic change

14.1. Bringing about strategic change

14.2. What is meant by culture change?

14.3. Approaches to changing cultures

14.4. Communication and leadership

14.5. Helps and hindrances in managing change

14.6. Checklist Developing a positive climate for change

14.7. Developing a customer-focused culture in

14.8. The role of HR in supporting change

14.9. Measuring progress and success

14.10. Change at Thresher updating the Operations

14.11. Development Project story

14.12. Winning board commitment

14.13. Creating the principles for managing change

14.14. The HR contribution

14.15. Capturing the learning

14.16. An individuals experience of the change process

14.17. Getting the balance right and beyond

14.18. Key learning points

14.19. Checklists on change management

15. Mergers and strategic alliances

15.1. The growth of mergers

15.2. What separates merger partners

15.3. Mergers need managing

15.4. Waves of change

15.5. The Whitbread case: the integration of Peter

15.6. Dominic with Thresher

15.7. Key learning points

15.8. How HR can help an organization through a merger

15.9. Making alliances work

16. Creating a learning culture

16.1. How can barriers to the sharing of knowledge be overcome?

16.2. How organizations are developing intellectual capital

16.3. Moving towards organizational learning

16.4. Culture change at Sainsburys Logistics division

16.5. Open Access Development Centres at

16.6. Creating a self-development culture at the

16.7. National Air Traffic Services (NATS) .1

3.1. Moving up the HR ROI scale

3.2. The components of the ideal human organization

3.3. The strategic HR planning process

4.1. The competency framework for BNFL

7.1. The top motivators

9.1. The possible elements of a career framework

11.1. Linking competency assessment to development

11.2. The supporting committee infrastructure in BP Amoco

11.3. The cohort review process in BP Amoco

13.1. The HR global team at Standard Chartered Bank

13.2. Global HR priorities at Standard Chartered Bank

14.1. The organizational HR scorecard

15.1. Typical emotional waves following a merger

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