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Training and Development in Human Resource Management

   

Added on  2023-02-03

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Research
Methodology
Training and Development in Human Resource Management_1
Table of Content
Introduction
Significance and rationale of research
Objectives
Literature review
Research methodology
Ethical consideration
Expected outcomes
References
Training and Development in Human Resource Management_2
Introduction
Training and development is the main function of human
resource management and it is related with activities and
operations of company. The aim is to increase job
performance of people as well as groups in the
organisation settings. In an organisation, staff members
plays a crucial role in increasing growth of company.
Training and Development in Human Resource Management_3
Significance and Rationale
Marks & Spencer provide the training to its existing as
well as new employees in order to increase their skills and
core competencies. If abilities and skills of employees will
be enhanced then they will focus on achieving the set aims
and objectives with in particular period of time. It helps in
save time as well as cost.
Training and Development in Human Resource Management_4

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