Research Paper

Research Paper: Effective Resource Allocation

According to (Budhwar & Sparrow, 2002) they indicate that there are four strategies that are part of HRM and they should be used as the situation arises. The foremost strategy that they propose is that of talent acquisition, where the company focuses on attracting the best talent from external sources which is generally done in the initial stages. The next strategy that has been proposed is that of effective resource allocation where the HR focuses on retaining the talent that has been acquired and not inducting any more people.

(more…)

By admin, ago

Research Paper on Violence on Media and its impact on children

Violence is as old as the human race but now it is an increasing problem in modern society. With unlimited availability of guns explosives, the extent and effectiveness of aggressive activities has resulted in very severe outcomes.  If you look at the recent school shootings and the rising rate of youth killings among urban youngsters you will understand the extent of this threatening trend. While the causes of youth violence include such variables as poverty, family psychopathology, child abuse, exposure to domestic and community violence, substance abuse and other psychiatric disorders, the research literature is quite compelling that children’s exposure to media violence plays an important role in their aggressive behavior and violent behavior. (more…)

By admin, ago

Research Paper: What human resources management is really about

Providing an overview of what human resources management is really about, the literature review will then focus on the latest HRM theories that are being considered at this time. The focus will then be on the UK public sector HRM followed by some papers that are available on some of the industries in the Jordan HRM sector to truly determine and critique the issues at hand in the Jordan sectors.

(more…)

By admin, ago

Research Paper: Speculation balance

The component of aggregate demand is speculation balance that is held for investment is shares or currency where fluctuations create capital gains. The decision to hold speculative balances is mere to maximize profits, they are held as a form of wealth. This is in contradiction to the Keynesian school of thought which indicates that money does not generate income and that speculative balances are held in order to avoid the losses that could occur from holding other assets.

(more…)

By admin, ago