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Human Resource Management, 11th Edition

Stone, Cox, Gavin, Carpini
Interactive E-Text: 9781394183609, Print & Interactive E-Text Code: 9781394183593

Stone’sHuman Resource Management, 11th Edition is an AHRI-endorsed, modern, relevant and practical resource for first-year students of human resource management. This concise 15-chapter textbook gives your students the best chance of transitioning successfully into their future profession by providing them with relatable professional insights and opportunities to exercise their skills in authentic workplace scenarios.

Available in our low-cost subscription platform, Wiley Business Now, this edition offers authentic case studies, enhanced content reflecting recent commercial and political shifts, and practical application of theory.

Table of Contents

1.1 What is human resource management?
1.2 Historical development of HRM
1.3 HRM and management
1.4 The multiple roles of the HRM
1.5 HRM activities
1.6 HRM, productivity, and organisational performance
1.7 Ethical issues and HRM
1.8 What is strategy?
1.9 Strategic organisation and strategic HRM objectives
1.10 A strategic approach to HRM
1.11 HRM outcome and performance
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2.1 Human resource planning and strategic HRM planning
2.2 The importance of human resource planning
2.3 Environmental influences and HR planning
2.4 Approaches to HR planning
2.5 Forecasting human resource requirements
2.6 Forecasting HR availability
2.7 Requirements for effective HR planning
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3.1 HR analytics, and human resource information system and strategic HRM
3.2 Use of HRIS
3.3 Implementing HRIS: the decision-making process
3.4 HR analytics and value
3.5 Evaluating HR analytics
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4.1 HRM and the law
4.2 Sources of legal obligations
4.3 Employee recruitment and selection
4.4 Legal issues for HR professionals during employment
4.5 Terminating employees
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5.1 Job analysis
5.2 Collection of job analysis information
5.3 Competency profiling
5.4 Job analysis and EEO
5.5 Practical problem with job analysis
5.6 Job design
5.7 Quality of work life
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6.1 Strategic recruitment
6.2 Recruitment methods
6.3 EEO and recruitment
6.4 Evaluation of recruitment
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7.1 Strategic selection
7.2 Selection policy
7.3 Validation of selection procedures
7.4 Sample selection procedures
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8.1 Strategy, performance management and performance appraisal
8.2 Performance appraisal objectives
8.3 Performance appraisal process
8.4 Setting performance objectives
8.5 Measuring performance
8.6 Performance feedback
8.7 The performance appraisal record
8.8 E-performance appraisal
8.9 Performance appraisal and EEO
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9.1 Human development
9.2 Strategic HRD
9.3 The need for HRD
9.4 EEO and training and development
9.5 A systemic approach to training and development
9.6 Orientation
9.7 Psychological principles of learning
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10.1 The importance of career planning and development
10.2 Organisational career management strategies
10.3 Individual approaches to career management
10.4 Managing diverse careers
10.5 Careers in HRM
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11.1 Strategic reward management
11.2 Job evaluation
11.3 Pay surveys and salary market postures
11.4 Managing base pay
11.5 Managing performance-related pay
11.6 Equitable rumination issues
11.7 Allowances
11.8 Benefits
11.9 Benefits, change and the future of work
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12.1 Introduction
12.2 Government regulation of occupational health and safety
12.3 Managing workplace health and safety
12.4 E-OH&S
12.5 Stress in workplace
12.6 Mental health in the workplace
12.7 Current occupational health and safety issues
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13.1 Understanding the driving forces of organisational change
13.2 A typology of organisational change effects
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13.3 HRM and change
13.4 Steps in a change process
13.5 Resistance to change
13.6 Acquisitions, mergers and divestitures
13.7 Downsizing
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13.1 Understanding the driving forces of organisational change
13.2 A typology of organisational change effects
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13.3 HRM and change
13.4 Steps in a change process
13.5 Resistance to change
13.6 Acquisitions, mergers and divestitures
13.7 Downsizing
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15.1 Introduction
15.2 Key forces of influence on the formation of MNEs in IHRM
15.3 Major characteristics of HRM in other countries
15.4 Managing international assignments
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Authors

Raymond Stone
Anne Cox (University of Wollongong)
Mihajla Gavin (University of Technology Sydney)
Joseph Carpini (University of Western Australia)

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Stone’s Human Resource Management, 11th Edition equips students with a solid foundation in workplace dynamics and critical thinking skills.

Featuring real-world case studies and conceptual content, each chapter encourages students to apply their knowledge, fostering critical analysis and problem-solving. Enhanced material addresses contemporary challenges in today’s evolving workplaces, including artificial intelligence, workplace diversity, climate change, post-COVID-19 transformations, and the integration of analytics.

Supported by engaging instructional media and interactive activities within the eText, this edition bridges theory and practice, preparing students for success in dynamic professional environments.

What’s in Stone’s Human Resource Management, 11th Edition?

  • Endorsement and Expertise: Endorsed by the Australian Human Resources Institute, with a foreword by CEO Sarah McCann.
  • ANZ Practical Application: Features extensive case studies, local examples, and industry insights, alongside interactive exercises that engage students and help develop problem-solving and communication skills for future careers.
  • HR Analytics and Workforce Changes: Includes a chapter on HR Analytics and Information Systems, exploring contemporary HR analytics, and a discussion on the impact of COVID-19 and the changing workforce throughout the text.
  • Comprehensive Content: Discussion in chapters cover International Human Resource Management and Career Planning for specific groups (women, First Nations people, and people with disabilities), while Chapter 12 adds content on mental health in occupational health and safety.
  • Enhanced Chapters: Substantially revised chapters include Human Resource Management and the Law (Chapter 4) and Managing Diversity and Inclusion (Chapter 14).
  • Contemporary HR Issues: Cutting-edge feature boxes explore topics like diversity, ethics, AI, remote work, crisis management, and sustainability, while ‘Workforce Readiness’ boxes and real-world scenarios link theory to industry practice.
  • Interactive Learning and Practitioner Insights: Concept check questions (eText) provide instant feedback, and practitioner insight videos (eText) offer real-world perspectives from HR professionals. Extensive in-class activities, case studies, and discussion questions help reinforce learning.
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