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Time: 6 hours
Level: Masters
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 Introduction Resource- Strategy is based on the unique relationship between an organisation's distinctive resources and capabilities and its environment. This relationship is defined as ‘strategic fit’ and is seen as a dynamic...
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| | 1 The role of strategic human resources management (SHRM) in providing an ethical framework for organisations
- 1.1 The concept of 'social capital' Resource
- Fukuyama (1995) examines the importance of civil society defined through institutions including businesses, churches, universities, and schools and uses the concept of ‘social capital’ to describe how...
- 1.2 The relationship between stakeholders and the organisation Resource
- Public and voluntary sector organisations do not have the same shareholder obligations as those in the private sector. However, as the distinction between public and private sector organisations becomes...
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| | 2 The ‘business sense’ of an ethical approach
- 2 The ‘business sense’ of an ethical approach Resource
- Sternberg (1995: 125) argues that treating employees ethically is not an optional extra but an essential ingredient in maximising long-term value:
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