BUS 330 - Global Human-Resource Management

Planned Offering: Fall
Credits: 3

Prerequisite: BUS 217 and at least junior standing. Preference to BSADM or JMCB majors during first round of registration. Human-resource management (HRM) is concerned with how to best attract, select, develop, and retain employees in organizations. This course examines HRM in the global context. Topics include employee selection, training, performance management, compensation, health, safety, and security, and termination. We focus on designing HRM practices in the context of the global social, legal, and technological environments. Dean.