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MBA5707 Managing People for Performance
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
Credit Points: 15
 
Description:

This unit examines the management of people as key organisational assets in achieving high performance organisations and competitive advantage. Managing people from both a strategic and operational perspective is covered showing that Human Resource Management (HRM) is for both specialists and line managers. The link between HRM, strategy and performance is explored along with developing high commitment people strategies and the impact which this can have on organisational performance. Key research and case study material is covered. The contribution of HRM functions and activities such as resourcing and staffing, HRM planning, training and development, performance and reward management and compensation and effective people management is covered.



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This Unit is part of the following Courses / Unit Sets
S69Graduate Diploma of Business (International Business)
I34Master of Business Administration
I34Master of Business Administration - Bunbury
I50Master of International Business
J32Master of International Business by Research
 
 
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Last Updated - Higher Education: 12/07/2011 VET: 12/07/2011