IAS (Admin.) Mains Psychology Work Psychology and Organisational Behaviour-Training and Human Resource Development Study Material (Page 6 of 14)
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Human Resource Management (HRM) : Development and Functions & Scope of Human Resource Management
Development of Human Resource Management
Development of Human Resources is linked to
- Industrialization
- Urbanization
- Development of trade union
- Labor movement
- Scientific management movement
- Development of industrial psychology
- Development of human relations management
- Development of concept of personnel specialist
- Development of concept of employee welfare
- Development of government legislations to ensure minimum quality of work environment
Functions & Scope of HRM
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Selection: Important Definition and Characteristics of Selection
It is the process of selecting an individual from a set of candidates based on the results of certain evaluation techniques, which intend to measure the suitability of a person for the particular job in question.
Important Definition
According to Keith Davis, selection is a process by which organization chooses from a list of screened applicants, persons who best meet the available selection criteria. Selection procedure is a series of criteria that involves many hurdles or barriers that the successful candidate has to cross one by one and hence such procedure is also known as successive hurdl…
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