Wednesday, 8 January 2020

Impact of Globalisation on HRM




Globalization is the trend of growing interaction between people or industries on a global level with the development of transportation and communication technology. In other terms, if a corporation or entity extends its revenue or output outside national borders, it is globalization.

Globalization means the processes that reduce barriers among countries (Frenkel & Peetz, 1998)

According to Onday (2016),through globalization, people are part of the global market through competition from every region. Because of this, profits and non-profits organation need diversity to be creative and open to change in order to maintain global competitiveness

How HRM connect with Globalisation

Nowadays HR managers don't not need to rely on a limited market to find the right employees that are needed to fight with the global challenge, rather they can recruit the employees from all around the world.Becouse of this  HRM has became more efficient, effective and simple .

The most significant factor is that these organisations are made up of people, and as HRM is the set of functions which dealing with people in any organisation, that transition has greatly affected the management of human capital itself.

Furthermore ,Bamber (2004) stated that best practices are not universal & adaptations required to use them effectively. Customizing the HRM techniques is the responsibility of the management body

Some of the challenges that HR managers are facing in terms of globalization are,

 Managing diversity of workforce
 Managing pressures for more labor rights in third world countries
 Flexible working hours, more part-time and flexible jobs
 Productivity management and Quality management


References

Bamber,G. Ryan,S, & Wailes,N. (2004). Globalization, employment relations and human resources indicators in ten developed market economies

Onday,O. (2016). Global Journal of Human Resource Management

Frenkel, S. J., and D. Peetz. (1998). Globalization and Industrial Relations in East Asia: A Three-country Comparison, Industrial Relations, 37(3):282-310.

7 comments:

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  2. Globalization has effected every area. Nicely summarized it with HRM.

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  3. Globalization has effected every area. Nicely summarized it with HRM.

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  4. Discussing about Globalization very difficult & connect it to HR is not easy. How ever you have find the details regarding to globalization & HR with good references. And also you have talk about challenges as well. But I think there has to be discuss positive & negative impacts as well.

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  5. You have explained well about the Globalization linking with HRM. We can discuss globalization in broad level in every areas.You have linked It with HRM and clearly explained.

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  6. When companies expand abroad to countries with a lower standard of living, they pick up to get to items and services at a much lower fetched. Since of this, an expanding number of companies outsource. In spite of the fact that great for businesses, this will result in lower wages for employees

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  7. Globalization represents the structural making of the world characterized by the free flow of technology and human resources across national boundaries as well as the spread of Information Technology and mass media presenting an ever-changing and competitive business environment.

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