This report examines the crucial role of Human Resources Management (HRM) in fostering sustainable performance at Aston Martin. It begins by outlining the main areas of HRM, including recruitment, induction, working environment, staff relations, and staff development, and how these contribute to a sustainable work culture. The report compares these areas, highlighting their individual importance in achieving organizational objectives. It reviews the effects of the changing nature of organizations on human resource skills and knowledge, particularly staffing issues, and explains the relationship between HRM and modern business organizations. Furthermore, the report analyzes relevant HRM practices in recruitment and retention, evaluating their importance in the labor market and investigating internal and external factors affecting HRM decision-making. Organizational examples, like Tesco, are used to illustrate these factors. Finally, the report demonstrates how specific HRM practices can improve sustainable organizational performance at Aston Martin, emphasizing recruitment, selection, and performance management. The report concludes that effective HRM practices are vital for managing organizational challenges, implementing a productive workforce, and fostering a motivated work environment.