This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the Human Resource Management (HRM) practices at Chocolate Graphics Ltd, a UK-based chocolate gift company. The report begins with an introduction to HRM, emphasizing its role in achieving business objectives, and then delves into the specific context of Chocolate Graphics. It examines the purpose and scope of HRM in terms of resourcing, talent acquisition, and skill development, outlining the company's need for effective HRM to improve employee retention and overall performance. The report explores the core functions of HRM, including planning, resourcing, development, training, reward systems, and performance management, and analyzes the current challenges faced by the company, such as scaling issues, high turnover, and ineffective selection processes. It also discusses the responsibilities and roles of an HR officer within the company. Furthermore, the report evaluates the strengths and weaknesses of the company's recruitment and selection methods, including the use of assessments and interviews, and suggests potential improvements. The report also touches on the importance of employee relations and the impact of HRM decisions on the company's workforce. Finally, the report includes a practical application of HRM practices, such as person specifications, advertising methods, and interview questions, providing a well-rounded overview of HRM in a real-world business setting.