Why Is Hrm Contextual: and Its Factors

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Why is HRM contextual: and its factors

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Why is HRM contextual: and its factors

Introduction

In modern conditions it is necessary not only to investigate the practice of formation of contextual social model of human resource management business in Russia, but also to develop recommendations aimed at improving the process. (Albrecht 2001: 55-56) It is important to substantiate the optimal methodology for sociological evaluation of various models of human resource management organisations of different ownership forms. Therefore, the major component of this model involves the collection of social information and analysis of internal and external social environment of the organisation. (Brockbank 1999: 337-38)

This activity is carried out in a broader context. The major direction of environmental research in the framework of this model is the population of the region, where the organisation is located. Population and educational development is seen as a crucial factor in the development organisation, innovation, human resource and social-economic accumulation. (Youndt and Scott 1996: 836-45) The impact of human resource management, is typically associated with the dynamics of attracting new staff from the external social environment, strategy development organisation depends largely on the processes of accumulation of human capital of the newly arriving staff. (Rowley 2004: 5-9)

Contextual factors

1. Technology

The technology of the industry exerts a foremost authority on the internal surroundings how work is planned, managed and carried out. The prologue of modern technology might effect in substantial changes to systems and processes. Diverse skills are necessary and new techniques of working are developed. (Edwards and Rees 2006: 8-13) The consequence might be a conservatory of the skills support of the business and its workers, including multi...