This report provides a detailed analysis of Human Resource Management (HRM) practices at Mark & Spencer, a retail company. It begins with an introduction to HRM, defining its functions and purposes within an organization, and then focuses on Mark & Spencer's specific HRM strategies. The report examines workforce planning, succession planning, and the company's objectives in terms of resource utilization, employee development, and fostering a positive company culture. It explores the functions of HRM, including recruitment, selection, orientation, training, and development, and evaluates different recruitment approaches, such as internal and external recruitment, discussing their strengths and weaknesses. The report also covers selection processes, including systematic and unsystematic approaches, and analyzes the benefits of HRM practices for both employers and employees, such as improved employee relations, motivation, and development. Overall, the report offers insights into the key elements of employment legislation influencing HRM decision-making and the application of HRM practices in a work-related context within Mark & Spencer.