Strategic Human Resource Management

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This paper discusses the evolution of strategic human resource management from the beginnings of the industrial revolution to the changes that are taking place within corporations today. The paper further provides evidence of this evolution, and stipulates what the future of strategic human resource management will be according to the research.

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"In the history of business, and non-profit organizations the individual worker was not always an integral part of the developing company. However, it became evident that worker's needs had to be addressed in order for business to function successfully. As time elapsed the concept of corresponding the company's growth to the workers developed because the world finally became aware that in order for company's to be successful, employees had to be made a part of the organizational goals. Strategic human resource management became the blanket term that addressed this partnership between business and the worker. The Beginning The evolution of strategic human resource management began with the emergence of personnel management during the rise of the industrial revolution because there was need to manage thousands of workers within single corporations. "

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