This report provides a comprehensive analysis of human resource management (HRM) practices at Marks & Spencer (M&S). It begins with an introduction to HRM, outlining its purpose and functions within an organization, particularly focusing on planning and resourcing. The report examines the recruitment and selection processes, comparing internal and external recruitment methods, and evaluating the strengths and weaknesses of different selection techniques. It then delves into the benefits of various HRM practices, such as performance management, training and development, and reward management, for both employers and employees, assessing their effectiveness in raising organizational profit and productivity. The report further analyzes the importance of employee relations in HRM decision-making, discussing the impact of employee engagement and legislation. It concludes by applying HRM practices to a work-related context, providing a detailed examination of M&S's HRM strategies.