Category: HR

  • Analysis of Local Human Resources in Austin, Texas

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    Introduction The human service profession is about meeting other peoples needs, helping individuals or groups, and being a supportive comrade for those seeking it. This is a broad term, which includes different variations of assistance for people in difficult life situations. It is essential to examine the duties and responsibilities that a human service worker…

  • US Police Brutality and Human Resources Connection

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    Table of Contents Introduction News Article and Real-Life Cases Human Resources Conclusion References Introduction Police brutality is one of the most pressing crisis problems in the United States. Plutocracy, the spread of COVID-19 and structural racism, along with this problem, are the main threats to the health system as a whole and the life of…

  • Human Resources in Military Sphere

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    Introduction The army is responsible for the countrys security and includes many representatives in various positions  from generals to ordinary soldiers. They have many duties requiring discipline and effective organization from them. The quality of a nations protection and life of people depends on how the army forces and their powers are distributed. Moreover,…

  • HR Sergeant in the Profession of Arms

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    Table of Contents Introduction Further Discussion Concluding Points References Introduction It is not easy to define what it means to be a Profession. It encompasses the values, ethos, cultural aspects one can find in codes and creeds. An Army leader is a figure who needs to comprehend these guiding principles, accept them, and apply them…

  • Strategic Human Resources: Contemporary Nursing

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    Table of Contents Introduction Collective Bargaining Legal Components Managers and Union Organizing National Labors Relations Board (NLRB) The Influence of Unions Labor-Management Relationship Conclusion References Introduction It is necessary to mention that the role of labor unions in the healthcare industry has been rapidly increasing, and they are focused on the interests of nurses. The…

  • The Role of Human Resources in Managing the Nurse Staff

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    The functions of a human resource manager are confined to facilitating the nurses work and activities. It is important for a leader to oversee organizational culture and leadership and monitor compliance of working conditions with existing labor and employment laws (Flynn et al., 2007). While conducting an interview with our human resource manager, I have…

  • Emirates: Understanding Organization and the Role of Human Resources

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    Emirates is a large airline that aims to provide quality services for passenger and cargo movements. The main service is to transport passengers with airplanes help, providing the necessary conditions for this. Its subsidiary Emirates SkyCargo is engaged in freight transportation, and Emirates Executive deals with corporate and private charters. The companys goal determines its…

  • Human Resources. Managing and Leading People

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    Table of Contents Introduction Discussion Data analysis Findings Recommendations and conclusion Introduction Managing and leading people is one of the tasks that are very much challenging, many managers and leaders in the organization have faced many challenges when dealing with the people they lead. Managing and leading people is not that easy since one has…

  • Human Resources Defines a Company in Bad Times

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    Table of Contents Introduction Human resource management Strategic human resource management Importance of human resource management Conclusion Reference Introduction Owing to varying educational backgrounds, experiences, and certifications, there is the need to check the quality of employees on a regular basis. Organizations usually want to draw a pool of workers who are best qualified for…

  • Human Resources: Consolidated Chicken Products Case

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    Is there a reasonable basis for believing that the company is discriminating against women? If so, explain what it is and, if not, explain why not? Yes, I do believe the company is discriminating against women employees based on these points: First Consolidated Chicken products employment ratio of Men to Women at the processing plant…