New Perspectives on the Role of Human Resource Professionals
Journal Title: International Journal of Management Research and Social Science - Year 2015, Vol 2, Issue 3
Abstract
Human resource management and development has been witnessing changes which have far-reaching implications on the way people are hired, managed and serviced. The traditional role of just sourcing personnel, payroll management, and welfare has now been transformed to more complex role playing in a competitive globalized world. This paper examines the emerging roles performed by human resource professionals in such a dynamic environment where organizational growth is a critical game changer.
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Purushothaman S.
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