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What are the functions of human resource management?

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What are the functions of human resource management?

What are the functions of human resource management?

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HRM covers every aspect of managing the people resources in a company. It involves including hiring, training, motivating, evaluating, and compensating personnel. In addition to the traditional functions, HRM also works through many challenges in today's workplace, such as diversity issues, work/life preferences, and global business considerations.

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Thanks

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Glad I could help Smiling Face with Open Mouth

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