"Organisational Theory" is the study and understanding of the variety of methodologies which provide the framework for organizational practice. This book combines a strong theoretical background with the practical application of this theory by practising managers. The text is essential for all students studying an Organisational Theory, Behaviour or Analysis module at undergraduate or postgraduate level.

Organisational Theory

David Crowther

Miriam Green

Business & Money

Chartered Institute of Personn

Improving performance is the number one goal of any manager, HR or line. Whiddett and Hollyforde show how to create and implement a competencies framework that will help you to improve performance levels within your organisation.

A Practical Guide to Competencies

Sarah Hollyforde

Acclaimed on publication as 'the most comprehensive British analysis of training philosophies, approaches, methods and their underlying historical context currently available in print', successive editions of "Training Interventions" have ensured 'it remains a definitive text' on training in the UK. For the seventh edition, the new co-authors have revised and updated the text to take account of the growing emphasis on interactive learning, online learning and other recent developments. The new edition also adopts a more accessible and student friendly approach, with case material, examples, activities and questions to aid student learning.

Human Resource Development

Mary Brown

Margaret Anne Reid

Margaret Isabel Reid

This new edition of the leading text on employee development offers a strong strategic perspective on the subject area. It has been designed specifically to cater for the CIPD Professional Standards for the Learning and Development module, as well as for Learning and Development or Employee Development modules on HRM and business degree programmes. Written by the CIPD Chief Examiner for Learning and Development, the text offers comprehensive and balanced theory and practice for CIPD and non-CIPD students alike.

Learning and Development

rosemary-harrison

Mentoring is the most cost efficient and sustainable method of fostering and developing talent within your organisation. Talented employees can be stretched to perform even better by exposure to high performing colleagues. Experience can be passed on more effectively one-to-one. Employees from groups that are under-represented in the organisation can be supported and developed by talking to others who have overcome similar barriers. This book shows you what mentoring is and how it differs from coaching. It shows you how to make the business case for mentoring and then how set up, run and maintain your mentoring program. It covers everything from selecting and matching mentors with mentees to how you measure the results. In short: mentoring works. This book tells you how.

Everyone Needs a Mentor

David Clutterbuck

Human Resources

How easy would your job be if people working in your sector wanted to work for you rather than any other employer? How much more productive would your organisation be? How much more would you enjoy your job? Some companies can tell you. They are the companies that the "Sunday Times" has listed as the "Best Places to Work." They are companies as big as Asda and Microsoft, or as small as the Bromford Housing Association. They have managed, through hard work and dedication, to create an environment where employees feel valued and respected; where they feel so connected to the company that they go the extra mile to give the discretionary effort required to deliver great results. Judith Leary-Joyce, one of the researchers on the "Sunday Times" list, has studied what makes those companies tick.She has spoken to leaders, managers and employees within those companies to discover the secrets that have made them great places to work. This book will help you assess where your organisation is and make the business case for creating the sort of great company atmosphere that will attract top people who will deliver excellent results. It will help you become an employer of choice.

Becoming an Employer of Choice

Leary-Joyce

Strong vision and values were found to be crucial to the relationship between HR practice and organisational performance, particularly in terms of fostering a sense of shared purpose or 'the Big Idea'. Issues addressed in the briefing include: What is 'valued behaviour', why is it important, and how can organisations communicate what is required and what is inappropriate behaviour? - How can organisations identify and nurture the key values which reflect the basic assumptions about how the organisation works and how positive change might be fostered? - Why is strong culture with shared visions and values important, and how can it be developed? The research highlights the difficulty for organisations in managing all aspects of organisational culture since much of that culture exists as hidden value-assumptions. However, it also demonstrates how organisations can highlight key areas in which they can unite and create a shared vision and foster the values they want to drive their culture. The research concludes that organisations with strong shared cultures tend to enjoy better performance expressed in terms of higher organisational commitment, lower quit rates, higher customer satisfaction and improved profits.

Vision and Values

'It may be rash to claim that there is nothing more you'll ever need to know about people resourcing and talent management once you've read Stephen Taylor's book, but it's nonetheless a claim I come close to making ...For Stephen, people resourcing and talent management, properly performed, will promote people as contributors to organisational excellence. In other words, everything he writes is said with the long-term health of the business in mind' - Ted Johns, CIPD Chief Examiner, People Resourcing and CIPD National Examiner, Managing and Leading People. This textbook has been written for the new optional CIPD postgraduate module Resourcing and Talent Management. It is also ideal for students studying People Resourcing modules on non-CIPD programmes. It maps on to the new CIPD module on Resourcing and Talent Management. This title is written by Stephen Taylor, the CIPD's examiner for the Managing in a Strategic Business Context paper and the author of the new Resourcing and Talent Management module. It is very student-friendly with exercises, in-depth case studies and reference to academic journal articles. Through practical guidance and theoretical underpinning, "Resourcing and Talent Management" provides a comprehensive overview of fundamental management issues. New to this edition: Three new chapters on fairness and diversity, employer branding and succession planning/talent management; Dedicated chapters on measuring and analysing employee turnover and improving employee retention; Individual chapters on retirements and managing redundancy; and, Online resources. For tutors: PowerPoint slides, Comprehensive lecturer's guide (including sample assessments and lecture handouts), Feedback on the case studies in this book, and One additional case study per chapter. For students: Web links for each chapter, and Annual update on developments in resourcing and talent management.

Resourcing and Talent Management

Taylor, Stephen

Written by the CIPD's chief examiner, this textbook is closely aligned to the CIPD standards and useful to anyone seeking a critical look at human resource management (HRM) theory and practice. It combines the latest academic research with practical approaches to managing HRM in the workplace.

Human Resource Management at Work

Marchington, Michael

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