This report provides a comprehensive analysis of Toyota's Human Resource Management (HRM) plan, fulfilling the requirements of an HRM assignment. It begins with an introduction to Toyota and its global presence, followed by an examination of its vision, mission, and the challenges it faces, including employee management and staff development. The report then delves into PEST and SWOT analyses to assess the external and internal factors influencing Toyota's operations. It explores the role of HRM within the organization, highlighting key issues like employee retention and motivation, and discusses relevant HRM trends and best practices, such as redesigning management for a more employee-friendly environment. The report also details various HR functions like recruitment, selection, and training, and analyzes how these are managed within Toyota. It also explores the ethical implications of HRM practices, including the importance of ethical recruitment and training programs. Finally, the report addresses specific HR challenges, such as training and risk management, and offers recommendations for improvement, concluding with a summary of the key findings and insights.