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2022MGT Human Resource<br />

Management Principles<br />

Semester 1, 2005<br />

Four content and seven skill-based competencies will be developed throughout the<br />

course.<br />

1. Introducing HRM<br />

CONTENT AREAS<br />

Perspectives <strong>of</strong> HRM:<br />

Introduction to HRM<br />

Strategic HRM<br />

Changing dynamics <strong>of</strong> work<br />

2. Selecting the best employee<br />

Acquiring Human Resources:<br />

HR planning and recruitment<br />

Employee selection techniques<br />

Assessing Work and Work Outcomes:<br />

Job analysis<br />

Work design<br />

3. Managing the Internal and External<br />

Environments<br />

External environment:<br />

EEO, HRM and industrial relations<br />

HRM and occupational health and safety<br />

International HRM<br />

Internal environment:<br />

Work, family, and diversity<br />

Information <strong>management</strong> systems<br />

4. Training and Rewarding the employee<br />

Developing Human Resources:<br />

Training and educating employees<br />

Career development for employees<br />

Compensating Human Resources:<br />

Performance <strong>management</strong> systems<br />

Compensation and incentive plans<br />

SKILLS<br />

1. Oral communication<br />

Communicating ideas in tutorials and<br />

presentations<br />

Persuading peers<br />

2. Written Communication<br />

Formulating answers to case studies<br />

Developing short answers to questions<br />

Completing assessment essay<br />

Completing exam questions<br />

3. Conceptual and Analytical Skills<br />

Analysing research findings<br />

Developing research plan<br />

Applying theory to practice<br />

Developing links between HRM concepts<br />

4. Team work<br />

Implementing presentation with peers<br />

Using leadership and group skills during<br />

group work<br />

5. Interpersonal skills<br />

Discussing ideas with peers in groups<br />

Developing and maintaining effective working<br />

relationships with peers<br />

6. Problem solving and decision making<br />

Developing research plan<br />

Using problem solving skills during workshop<br />

case studies<br />

7. Information skills<br />

Identify, access, retrieve, evaluate and utilise<br />

a range <strong>of</strong> HRM literature for assessment<br />

Date <strong>of</strong> last edit: 10 February 2005 Page 4 <strong>of</strong> 11

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