This report provides a comprehensive overview of Human Resource Management (HRM) practices, focusing on workforce planning, recruitment, selection, employee relations, and employment legislation within the context of JP Morgan. The report begins by outlining the purpose and functions of HRM, emphasizing its role in workforce planning, job evaluation, recruitment, selection, and training and development. It then delves into the strengths and weaknesses of various recruitment and selection approaches, comparing internal and external recruitment methods, including job promotion, employee referrals, e-recruitment, and contingency recruitment. The report further examines how HRM functions contribute to fulfilling business goals by providing the necessary talent and skills. It evaluates the effectiveness of different HRM practices in raising organizational profits and productivity, highlighting the benefits for both employers and employees. The report also discusses the importance of employee relations and the impact of employment legislation on HRM decision-making. Finally, it applies specific HRM practices in a work-related context, providing a rationale for their application and offering a conclusion that summarizes the key findings and insights.