International Human Resource Management

by Peter J. Dowling, Stefan Groschl, Marion Festing

The books in the Nelson Series in Human Resources Management are the best source in Canada for reliable, valid, and current knowledge about practices in HRM. As part of this market-leading series, International Human Resource Management, 1st Canadian edition, accurately captures the reality facing HRM professionals practicing in multinational enterprises.

Genres: Reference, Human Resources

Paperback

First published August 6, 1998

Reviews

[Joni]

It was necessary reading to receive my Human Resources Concentration for my BBA through Baker University. The class--Global Human Resources Management Concentration. Read like an academic research paper rather than a textbook. Really could not get into this class. Ends in a week, but trying to end it early for myself, just to get it over with. Usually enjoy my classes and even the reading. Would not recommend the class or the textbook, unless you are working on the HR Concentration.

[Wendy Otero]

Quite a good book!

[Obaydur]

Good book

[Mohamed]

very useful book to understand Expatriates and the reason behind their failures, it talks about approaches such as staffing approach and compensation approach, not only this but also about future challenges.

[مساعد]

I love this book

[Adhe Styawan]

the great book

[Putra]

I want finished the task from university

[Mike]

A textbook, nothing particularly exciting.

[Faria Khan]

good