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International Human Resource Management


Globalisation has created the challenge of applying management approaches from company headquarters and at the same time adjusting them locally in subsidiaries. Hence, MNCs must design HR-systems that balance the needs of both local responsiveness and global integration, which is a balance that has implications for performance. Therefore, many MNCs have decided to grant considerable autonomy to their subsidiaries in relation to creating their own HR-systems for strategic reasons. As such, the purpose of this project is to examine how subsidiary autonomy in determining pay & performance policy, training & development policy, employee involvement & communication policy, and policy towards trade unions, can affect subsidiary performance – more specifically, labour productivity and performance in relation to customers and employees
Kristine Svendsen - Personal Name
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International Human Resource Management
Human Resource management
English
2011
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