Exam 13: The Future of HR

According to Holbeche (2017), she argues that 'within the pervasive dominant perspective in HRM theory, the implicit predominant view, especially within American models of HRM' is that of a ______ perspective.

To what does the following specifically refer? 'An individual's belief regarding the terms and conditions of a reciprocal exchange agreement between the focal person and another party' (Rousseau 1989).

According to Holbeche (2017), since the late 1980s, the development and expansion of HRM is to some extent a result of ______.

Brown's 2010 descriptor of companies attempting to increase surplus by reducing the cost of knowledge work through a technology-assisted process of knowledge capture is known as ______.

Pemberton and Herriot (1995) refer to the 'New Deal' from employers, which was no longer about job security but about ______.

Holbeche (2017) argues that critics see HRM as an offshoot of ______ because of its deliberately shaping new work cultures characterized by flexibility, work intensification ad performativity.

According to Hutchinson (2000), the following is an example of what? 'HR practices that include rewarding commitment with promotion and a degree of job security, and a participative leadership style that forces a commonality of interest and mobilizes consent to the organisations goals.'

A Gallop Consulting Report in 2010 reported that world-class engaged companies have how many times earnings per share compared to lower engaged companies in the same sector?

According to Pfeffer (1998), which of the following IS NOT identified as one of the seven best practices for HRM?

Brown (2010) describes the following as what? 'In the current era of knowledge capitalism, companies are attempting to increase surplus by reducing the cost of knowledge work through a technology-assisted process of knowledge capture', referred to as ______.

Clemmer (1992) described the characteristics of high-performance organizations as ______

According to Alvesson and Deetz (2005), what is a disparate field encompassing critical versions of postmodernism?