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HRM focuses on the approach to effectively manage the employees in a business to help the business gain . . . .
Absolute advantage
Competitive advantage
Highest profit possible.
Highest sales possible.
One approach of the Hard HRM is through the production efficiency done by . . . . .
Trainings and coachings.
Laying off employees.
Teamwork to encourage employees' participation.
Two way communication to value the employees.
While the Soft HRM is an approach with the purpose to . . . . .
Achieve minimum training costs.
Replace the employees as they are disposable.
Cut costs to maximise profit.
Reach self-fulfillment and commitment.
Identify two features below that are of the Hard HRM:
Top down communication.
Focus on job enrichment and satisfaction.
Manages the employees through frequent redundancy and recruitment.
Democratic leadership style.
Below are two features of the Soft HRM:
Liitle empowerment and delegation.
Job enrichment and satisfaction.
Emphasises on the financial methods of motivation.
Intensive two way communication.
Two advantages of the Hard HRM to a business are:
Enhanced collaboration and co-operation.
Delayed decision making.
Staff are well monitored and controlled.
Standardised processes.
One disadvantage of Soft HRM is . . . . .
Employees feel strictly controlled.
Delayed decision making.
Well monitored employees.
Employees feel dissatisfied.
Hard HRM that trims out the number of employees to keep the business lean and competitive surely minimises the cash outflow and this leads to . . .
Lenient standard applied to the production of the company.
More budget to be allocated to the business strategic equipment.
An increase in the sense of team spirit among the employees.
A bleeding cash outflow that hurts the business financially.
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