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Canadian Human Resource Management

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With over 125,000 copies sold, Canadian Human Resource Management is the best-selling HRM text in Canada. This market leader reflects the ongoing evolution of HR from an administrative "personnel" department to the strategic mandate of the modern Human Resource function. Now in four colour, Schwind offers more balanced coverage of different types of companies, especially service - the key area for job creation. The text is rich in examples and pedagogical elements and with the addition of more self-assessment exercises, the sixth edition reflects the important role HRM plays in the overall strategy of companies. Combined with the #1 set of online HRM offerings such as Powerweb and an enriched OLC, Schwind offers the most up-to-date content, the best learning resources and strongest HRM packages to colleges and universities again!

738 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1982

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May 7, 2019
A lot of it is common sense, but the textbook is verbose and trying your attention span hard. Someone made a career out of creating the numerous charts, diagrams, and models featured here. Hint for future students: no matter what process it is, the last step is always Evaluation of results!
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June 7, 2020
Probably one of my favourite textbooks I’ve come across throughout my university career. The case studies were fun and the book was super informative. Well worth the investment.
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December 17, 2022
This textbook definitely contains all of the information needed to pass the course I used it for, but it is not written with busy, tired university students in mind. This book is verbose, long-winded, and repetitive.
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