Linking Competitive Strategies with Human Recourse Management Strategies


Essay, 2004

8 Pages, Grade: B


Abstract or Introduction

“I believe we are in a war for talent. […] Let's face it — talented employees are the
lifeblood of any successful organization. To remain competitive in the global
marketplace, governments must do more to recruit the best and brightest, and then
RETAIN them.” (Janice Lachance, 2000)
…and exactly that is the upcoming issue in NPOs as the rising financial problems
often result from high turnover rates, unprofessional staff and unsatisfied volunteers.
This article will help managers of NPOs to understand how to link their organisation’s
strategy to their HR strategy in a way that their volunteer’s and staff’s behaviour
match the organisation’s long term goals.
Keywords
Nonprofit organisation, Human Recourse Strategy, Competitive Advantage, Human
Recourse Practices, Best Practice Approach and Contingency Approach.

Details

Title
Linking Competitive Strategies with Human Recourse Management Strategies
College
Trinity College Dublin  (Non Profit Management)
Course
Non Profit Management
Grade
B
Author
Year
2004
Pages
8
Catalog Number
V21771
ISBN (eBook)
9783638253116
File size
470 KB
Language
English
Notes
Translation Paper for Non Profit Organisations. 'Linking Competitive Strategies with Human Recourse Management Strategies.' on the basis of the article written by R. Schuler and S. Jackson (1987)
Keywords
Linking, Competitive, Strategies, Human, Recourse, Management, Strategies, Profit, Management
Quote paper
Elisabeth Luger (Author), 2004, Linking Competitive Strategies with Human Recourse Management Strategies, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/21771

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